[ic] cc order report

Peter Jakl interchange-users@interchange.redhat.com
Thu Jan 31 13:36:01 2002


> >> >You can include any additional headers to the email tag with the
> >>'extra'
> >> >option.
> >>
> >>I'm familiar with that, but it appears the order "report" in etc is
> >>automatically emailed. There is no [email] tag in report.
> 
>> That is the email that goes to the person placing the order. I'm
talking
>> about the version of the order that goes to the merchant, which is
>> etc/report. I need that one to have a "cc:". Sorry for the confusion.
>> 
>> Peter

>Hey Peter,
>
>I looked through the documentation for order routing and more
>specifically the report route and did not see a way to do the CC with
>the standard setup.
>
>Here is the docs:
>http://interchange.redhat.com/cgi-bin/ic/docfly.html?mv_arg=icdatabase1
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>%2e03
>
>So the way I think you should be able to do this is to change your
route
>so it does not have the email parameter.  And then adjust your report
>file to have the [email] tag around it with the proper options to pass
a
>CC.  This way IC will not try to send the email through the routing
>(which doesn't appear to have a CC address, maybe a feature request?)
>and you can send the email yourself using the [email] or [email_raw]
>tag.  One thing to look out for is it may not work properly with the
>encryption right away, but with some tinkering it should.
>
>P.S. We have a route that we use to log gift certificate usage and it
>uses the method of sending its own email using the [email] tag.

Thanks for the response. Speaking of feature requests. I'm working on
4.6.5 and added a feature to email the order as a file attachment using
etc/report which allowed me to format the order data as a comma
delimited file. This allows the merchant to simply save the attached
file and import into their back office app. I know its somewhat crude
integration but it works nice. My enchancement was pretty much a hack,
it would be nice to see this done right in an upcoming version.

Peter