Return Receipt w Cutstomer Detail Space to Fill In

Posted by Jocelyn on August 23, 2006, 1:12 pm

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RMS V 1.3.1006

I need to make a Return Receipt that has fields for customer info to be
added. Something to the regards of having a signature and address lines added
to the bottom of return receipt.

I have figured out how to add lines and spaces to a receipt, because I just
created a sales receipt with a line for email under the signature; but what I
do not know is how to trigger that these lines would only be added if the
receipt is either solely a Return or an Exchange.

Does the following line have something to do with setting this trigger?:

<ROW> "AMOUNT: "SigAmountOut </ROW> 

Has anyone worked with setting this up before? Am I somewhere on the right
path?

Thank you,
Jocelyn

Posted by Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt on August 23, 2006, 4:08 pm

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You want to look at something that has "<IF>" and "<CONDITION>" tags. I
don't remember for sure, but I think there are some return conditions
already in the default receipt template.

Glenn Adams
Tiber Creek Consulting
http://www.tibercreek.com
glenn@tibercreek.com
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Jocelyn wrote:

> RMS V 1.3.1006

> I need to make a Return Receipt that has fields for customer info to be

> added. Something to the regards of having a signature and address lines added

> to the bottom of return receipt.

> I have figured out how to add lines and spaces to a receipt, because I just

> created a sales receipt with a line for email under the signature; but what I

> do not know is how to trigger that these lines would only be added if the

> receipt is either solely a Return or an Exchange.

> Does the following line have something to do with setting this trigger?:

> <ROW> "AMOUNT: "SigAmountOut </ROW> 

> Has anyone worked with setting this up before? Am I somewhere on the right

> path?

> Thank you,

> Jocelyn