Hi,

have anybody know how to creat the notification via e-mail for new orders? Simply it could be the copy of email that has sent to customers. Where can I edit the code?

The code is already there in order.php. See Order::sendReceipt and Order::sendEmail

See the .ss files in the directory ecommerce/templates/email

I haven't got this far yet, but I guess you copy those to...

themes/mytheme_ecommerce/templates/email

...and amend as necessary.

Note that any css must be inline, because these are html email templates, not html web pages.

Thanks so much. I found function $copyToAdmin = true, but the copy did not work for me... so I check the _config file and TaDaa... there was wrong email.

Thank you.

Toothy, now it's my turn to thank you! I didn't know about copyToAdmin or Email::setAdminEmail, but emails to the store owner were next up on my list.

Email::setAdminEmail should probably be in most _config.php files, ecommerce or not.

This is what I have in _config.php now...

// Default email sender address for the Email class
// Also receives a copy of ecommerce receipt emails
Email::setAdminEmail('support@mysite.com');

// Sender & subject for ecommerce receipt emails
Order::set_email("Name <sales@mysite.com>");
Order::set_subject("thank you for your order at www.mysite.com");

Note:
- If Email::setAdminEmail is not defined, no receipt is sent to the shop owner - just the customer

- If Email::setAdminEmail is defined, but not Order::set_email, then setAdminEmail is also the sender of receipts. If neither are defined, the sender of receipts is empty.

- Order::set_email can include a name
e.g. 'MySite Sales <sales@mysite.com>'
...but Email::setAdminEmail must include just the email address without a name
e.g. 'sales@mysite.com'
...otherwise the receipt emails don't arrive.

- The Debug::friendlyError function code implies that Email::setAdminEmail is also shown in error pages when no corresponding error page is set up in the CMS (although I didn't test this)