Hate to dump this one on you

["skip@theDevers" <sk...@thedevers.org>]

This bug is a show-stopper I think.

Create an order for 1 WG-1111 and 5 GZ-1001 to DemoCustCompany on a billing
account (don't know if that makes a difference).

Note that you have 0 ATP and OnHand on the GZ-1001

Complete the order.

On the final screen, note that the order is for $122.91 (before promos tax
and shipping).

It should have been for 18.95, the cost of the single WG-1111.

Your subtotal is for 1 WG-1111 and 4 GZ-1001 (one is credited as an
adjustment)

This should have credit all 5 items that were not in stock instead of the
one.

Skip

RE: Hate to dump this one on you

["skip@theDevers" <sk...@thedevers.org>]

Andrew

This is OOTB setup with run-install for all the demo data and is what I use
for testing the trunk.  There could be a promo for the GZ-1001 in the demo
data.  I'll have to check that out.

Skip

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Zeneski [mailto:andrew.zeneski@hotwaxmedia.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 11:18 PM
To: dev@ofbiz.apache.org
Subject: Re: Hate to dump this one on you


I don't think your credit is due to the fact it was not in stock, the
credit was probably a promotion. The inventory settings can be set one
of two ways:

1. Accept the order, which would place the items not available on back
order (still charges the full price)
2. Do not accept the order, or rather do not allow out of stock items
to be added to the cart.

Sounds like you are setup for #1, in which case the only thing I would
be concerned about is why there was an adjustment for 1 item. This
could very well have been a promotion, which would solve that issue.


Andrew

On Oct 31, 2007, at 1:38 AM, skip@theDevers wrote:

> This bug is a show-stopper I think.
>
> Create an order for 1 WG-1111 and 5 GZ-1001 to DemoCustCompany on a
> billing
> account (don't know if that makes a difference).
>
> Note that you have 0 ATP and OnHand on the GZ-1001
>
> Complete the order.
>
> On the final screen, note that the order is for $122.91 (before
> promos tax
> and shipping).
>
> It should have been for 18.95, the cost of the single WG-1111.
>
> Your subtotal is for 1 WG-1111 and 4 GZ-1001 (one is credited as an
> adjustment)
>
> This should have credit all 5 items that were not in stock instead
> of the
> one.
>
> Skip
>

Re: Hate to dump this one on you

[Andrew Zeneski <an...@hotwaxmedia.com>]

I don't think your credit is due to the fact it was not in stock, the  
credit was probably a promotion. The inventory settings can be set one  
of two ways:

1. Accept the order, which would place the items not available on back  
order (still charges the full price)
2. Do not accept the order, or rather do not allow out of stock items  
to be added to the cart.

Sounds like you are setup for #1, in which case the only thing I would  
be concerned about is why there was an adjustment for 1 item. This  
could very well have been a promotion, which would solve that issue.


Andrew

On Oct 31, 2007, at 1:38 AM, skip@theDevers wrote:

> This bug is a show-stopper I think.
>
> Create an order for 1 WG-1111 and 5 GZ-1001 to DemoCustCompany on a  
> billing
> account (don't know if that makes a difference).
>
> Note that you have 0 ATP and OnHand on the GZ-1001
>
> Complete the order.
>
> On the final screen, note that the order is for $122.91 (before  
> promos tax
> and shipping).
>
> It should have been for 18.95, the cost of the single WG-1111.
>
> Your subtotal is for 1 WG-1111 and 4 GZ-1001 (one is credited as an
> adjustment)
>
> This should have credit all 5 items that were not in stock instead  
> of the
> one.
>
> Skip
>