Thank you tracy! very kind of you to answer.
$::s_sOrderNumber = "" .
substr("00000" . $nCounter, -5);
This is what the Doctor ordered.
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A note on the order #: After 3 years of using actinic and receiving 1000's of Orders:
Use and Sorting the original Long number is basically useless. Why?
1. Customs change there name, and address.
2. Actinic Link to Sage puts the useless beginning in Sales order number and had to copy and paste the end.
3. Tired of listening to customers tiring to say the long number and having to say the last numbers.
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Special note on external reference:
1.) This is the most important constant for a company search and sort.
In customer accounts The external reference Is the basic constant (along side the name which should have been merged and called Account Reference.) Used also in Sage.
It should be before or after the order number on the Orders Tab.
Then you could sort, search and export correctly and usefully.
$::s_sOrderNumber = "" .
substr("00000" . $nCounter, -5);
This is what the Doctor ordered.
--
A note on the order #: After 3 years of using actinic and receiving 1000's of Orders:
Use and Sorting the original Long number is basically useless. Why?
1. Customs change there name, and address.
2. Actinic Link to Sage puts the useless beginning in Sales order number and had to copy and paste the end.
3. Tired of listening to customers tiring to say the long number and having to say the last numbers.
--
Special note on external reference:
1.) This is the most important constant for a company search and sort.
In customer accounts The external reference Is the basic constant (along side the name which should have been merged and called Account Reference.) Used also in Sage.
It should be before or after the order number on the Orders Tab.
Then you could sort, search and export correctly and usefully.