What's the easiest way to finalize an order from the .net api?
For various reasons, I need to set a property on an order before finalizing it, so can't just use "TC.GeneratePaymentForm()", and I don't want to rely on javascript being enabled for the functionality.
Basically, long story short, I'm using a surface controller provide a button to finalize the order having set a property on the order (I'm implementing a saved basket feature driven by changing the status on an order based on a property).
Any help would be appreciated, I'll provide more details if needed.
Yes.. I actually started playing with that a couple of hours ago. Looks like it will do the job just fine, now I just have to fix all of the other bits that go along with it.. :-)
Thanks for the heads up though, I think I'd be going mad if I hadn't spotted it by now, thank goodness for fresher morning eyes!
I may yet be back here with more issues along the same lines, I'm trying to move orders from a saved basket state (finalized with a 'saved basket' status and a 'saved basket' payment method) to a placed order with a 'order placed' status and 'order placed' payment method. The same surface also has to handle new orders as well though, so that has thrown up a number of values which shouldn't be null etc.
Well, I got this working, was easy in the end, just a little confusing when things weren't initially working.
order.Finalize was the function I was after, it just wasn't working because I was passing an order through to my controller. Once I changed it to have an order ID passed in as a string and fetched the order using that and the OrderService api all started to work as expected and I could change PaymentMethods and OrderStatuses just fine.
Finalizing an order from .net API
Guys,
What's the easiest way to finalize an order from the .net api?
For various reasons, I need to set a property on an order before finalizing it, so can't just use "TC.GeneratePaymentForm()", and I don't want to rely on javascript being enabled for the functionality.
Basically, long story short, I'm using a surface controller provide a button to finalize the order having set a property on the order (I'm implementing a saved basket feature driven by changing the status on an order based on a property).
Any help would be appreciated, I'll provide more details if needed.
Thanks!
Mark
Can order.Finalize be used? :)
Kind regards
Anders
Yes.. I actually started playing with that a couple of hours ago. Looks like it will do the job just fine, now I just have to fix all of the other bits that go along with it.. :-)
Thanks for the heads up though, I think I'd be going mad if I hadn't spotted it by now, thank goodness for fresher morning eyes!
I may yet be back here with more issues along the same lines, I'm trying to move orders from a saved basket state (finalized with a 'saved basket' status and a 'saved basket' payment method) to a placed order with a 'order placed' status and 'order placed' payment method. The same surface also has to handle new orders as well though, so that has thrown up a number of values which shouldn't be null etc.
Onwards & upwards!
Mark
Well, I got this working, was easy in the end, just a little confusing when things weren't initially working.
order.Finalize was the function I was after, it just wasn't working because I was passing an order through to my controller. Once I changed it to have an order ID passed in as a string and fetched the order using that and the OrderService api all started to work as expected and I could change PaymentMethods and OrderStatuses just fine.
Thanks for the help.
Mark
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