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Mario
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Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2005 7:31 am    Post subject: XML/ Receipt Customization Reply with quote

Hi
I modified the receipt to print the customer's total number of visits and
total amount spent (both from the customer record) at the bottom of the
receipt.
The problem is that it is always printing the values as they stand before
the last transaction. Example: if I create a new customer, do a tranaction
($20) and print the receipt, the number of visits and amount spent will show
as zero. When I do a second transaction the receipt will print the values
(visits 1, amount spent $20) as they stand at the end of the first
transaction.
Does anyone know how I can force the receipt to read the updated info.??

Thanks for any help.

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Joe
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Posted: Sun Nov 06, 2005 7:09 am    Post subject: RE: XML/ Receipt Customization Reply with quote

Hi there

A really quick way to get round that problem is to always add 1 to the count.


"Mario" wrote:

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Hi
I modified the receipt to print the customer's total number of visits and
total amount spent (both from the customer record) at the bottom of the
receipt.
The problem is that it is always printing the values as they stand before
the last transaction. Example: if I create a new customer, do a tranaction
($20) and print the receipt, the number of visits and amount spent will show
as zero. When I do a second transaction the receipt will print the values
(visits 1, amount spent $20) as they stand at the end of the first
transaction.
Does anyone know how I can force the receipt to read the updated info.??

Thanks for any help.


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