Order numbers

[pharry]

Is there a way to have the orders numbered without the customer initials & zip code appended to the start of the number? I want a numerical number, incremented as the orders come in. My goal is to be able to sort the orders in Quickbooks in the order received.

Thanks.

[Ally]

Have you tried running a search on the forum I think theres quite a few threads on this subject, or try this one: http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=19790

hth

[pharry]

Thank you.

I did this:

$::s_sOrderNumber = substr($$::g_pSetupBlob{CGI_ID}, -1) .
substr("0000000" . $nCounter, -7);

And got the order number 10027633. This is much closer to what I want, but I would like to get rid of the "100" at the beginning, so my number is 27633. Do I change the -7 to -4?

[acompton]

I think the leading '1' is from

substr($$::g_pSetupBlob{CGI_ID}, -1)

You probably want:

$::s_sOrderNumber = substr("0000000" . $nCounter, -7);

Alan Compton
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