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#* You can also turn on the other columns if you'll need them. | #* You can also turn on the other columns if you'll need them. | ||
# You can now set which flags to show. For graphic flags we have some premade ones built in, just include any of these: | # You can now set which flags to show. For graphic flags we have some premade ones built in, just include any of these: | ||
| − | # | + | #: <code><nowiki>{{flag_red.png}}{{flag_orange.png}}{{flag_green.png}}{{flag_grey.png}}{{flag_shipped.png}}{{flag_checkered.png}}{{flag_alert.png}}</nowiki></code> |
#* When you enter these images, add them in like this: | #* When you enter these images, add them in like this: | ||
| − | # | + | #:: <code><nowiki>Red Flag|{{flag_red.png}}</nowiki></code> |
| − | # | + | #:: In this example <code>Red Flag</code> will show as the dropdown option. |
| − | #* | + | #* Use custom flags by saving .png images in the <code>/skin/adminhtml/default/default/moogento/images/flag_images/</code> folder and putting the filename here. |
# If you want a plain text flag just enter like this: | # If you want a plain text flag just enter like this: | ||
| − | # | + | #:: <code>Custom Text|#FFFFFF</code> |
| − | # | + | #:: In this example <code>Custom Text</code> will show in the orders grid on a white background (<code>#FFFFFF</code> = hex code for white). If you're not sure what to enter, check [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors here]. |
[[Category:Extension Setup]] | [[Category:Extension Setup]] | ||
Revision as of 20:26, 14 April 2014
This 'basic setup' is included in what I do for you if you purchase the Installation & Setup Service
Installation
Follow the Easy Install Guide to get shipEasy running.
Column Ordering
Head to the System > Config > Moogento / shipEasy and find the Grid Columns Setup. It's probably good to have the Sales > Orders page open on another window. Then go through and remove/add/reposition the columns to suit your store and way of working. This will likely evolve over a few weeks, so just get the obvious ones now.
Store Logos
This really helps get a quick visual overview of where the orders are coming from.
- Load, into Photoshop or equivalent, the logo image template which came with your extension zipfile > _sample_images/Template_website.psd.
- Grab your logo, ideally a vector image.
- Copy that and paste into the template file. You'll need to resize this to fit in the template.
- Save this as a transparent png-24 file.
- We've got some premade logos in the same sample images folder for standard options (eg. eBay)
- Head back to the shipEasy config > Grid Columns Setup -> Store set Replace with image > Yes, and then upload your images for each store.
Custom Flags
Quickly and easily set meaningful flags on orders. A flag can be an image (including custom ones), preset text, custom text, or the current date. A flag can be set, in conjunction with pickPack, when you create a PDF (eg. you can show 'printed' so that you can easily keep track of where each order is in the processing line).
- First up, find the custom columns and turn them on. We've pre-filled some values to get you going fast.
- In shipEasy Config > Grid Columns Setup find Custom Attribute 1 and turn it on.
- You can also turn on the other columns if you'll need them.
- You can now set which flags to show. For graphic flags we have some premade ones built in, just include any of these:
{{flag_red.png}}{{flag_orange.png}}{{flag_green.png}}{{flag_grey.png}}{{flag_shipped.png}}{{flag_checkered.png}}{{flag_alert.png}}
- When you enter these images, add them in like this:
Red Flag|{{flag_red.png}}- In this example
Red Flagwill show as the dropdown option.
- Use custom flags by saving .png images in the
/skin/adminhtml/default/default/moogento/images/flag_images/folder and putting the filename here.
- If you want a plain text flag just enter like this:
Custom Text|#FFFFFF- In this example
Custom Textwill show in the orders grid on a white background (#FFFFFF= hex code for white). If you're not sure what to enter, check here.
