Revision ed04f337
Von Bernd Bleßmann vor fast 9 Jahren hinzugefügt
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$self->render_price_dialog($item); |
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} |
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sub action_get_item_longdescription {
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my $longdescription; |
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if ($::form->{item_id}) {
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$longdescription = SL::DB::OrderItem->new(id => $::form->{item_id})->load->longdescription;
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} elsif ($::form->{parts_id}) {
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$longdescription = SL::DB::Part->new(id => $::form->{parts_id})->load->notes;
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} |
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$_[0]->render(\ $longdescription, { type => 'text' });
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} |
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sub _js_redisplay_linetotals {
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my ($self) = @_; |
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my $item; |
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$item = first { $_->id == $attr->{id} } @{$record->items} if $attr->{id};
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my $is_new = !$item; |
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# add_custom_variables adds cvars to an orderitem with no cvars for saving, but |
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# they cannot be retrieved via custom_variables until the order/orderitem is |
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# saved. Adding empty custom_variables to new orderitem here solves this problem. |
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$item ||= SL::DB::OrderItem->new(custom_variables => []); |
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$item->assign_attributes(%$attr); |
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$item->longdescription($item->part->notes) if $is_new && !defined $attr->{longdescription};
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return $item; |
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} |
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$new_attr{active_price_source} = $price_src;
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$new_attr{active_discount_source} = $discount_src;
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$new_attr{longdescription} = $part->notes if ! defined $attr->{longdescription};
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# add_custom_variables adds cvars to an orderitem with no cvars for saving, but |
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# they cannot be retrieved via custom_variables until the order/orderitem is |
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# saved. Adding empty custom_variables to new orderitem here solves this problem. |
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my ($self) = @_; |
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foreach my $item (@{ $self->order->items }) {
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if ($item->id) {
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# load data from orderitems (db) |
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my $db_item = SL::DB::OrderItem->new(id => $item->id)->load; |
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$item->$_($db_item->$_) for qw(longdescription); |
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} else {
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# set data from part (or other sources) |
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$item->longdescription($item->part->notes); |
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} |
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# autovivify all cvars that are not in the form (cvars_by_config can do it). |
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# workaround to pre-parse number-cvars (parse_custom_variable_values does not parse number values). |
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foreach my $var (@{ $item->cvars_by_config }) {
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} } @all_objects; |
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} |
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$::request->{layout}->use_javascript("${_}.js") for qw(ckeditor/ckeditor ckeditor/adapters/jquery);
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$::request->{layout}->use_javascript("${_}.js") for qw(kivi.SalesPurchase ckeditor/ckeditor ckeditor/adapters/jquery);
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} |
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sub _create_pdf {
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