Is there any way to create an order for a specific customer. All I can do via backend is create an order for a new customer. Would be helpful to select a customer in the customers-list and create an order for that one.
When you go to create an order, check the bottom of the page in the tabs.
You're looking for User Information > it will say "owned by Anonymous" by default.
All you have to do is search for a current user and attach the order to their username or email address.
Sorry to say, but no. That is not working. Down there, you can select a drupal user, not a commerce customer. And those are two different lists. Or am I doing something wrong?
dodlhuat,
Commerce out of the box attaches orders to drupal users.
Have you migrated a previous store into your system? Is this why you have two separate lists for customers vs. drupal users?
Yeah, that was the problem. I've made a second export + import and created drupal-users to fit to the commerce-users. One thing that is a bit of bad in commerce is the user-management itself. Cause every user you generate via backend has no drupal user attached to. And as the shop-owner is generating most of the customers by hand, the solution as it is now, is kind of bad.
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attach the order to a user on create order page
When you go to create an order, check the bottom of the page in the tabs.
You're looking for User Information > it will say "owned by Anonymous" by default.
All you have to do is search for a current user and attach the order to their username or email address.
thanks for your reply. But
thanks for your reply. But this is only working for drupal users, not customers I've got in commerce. And those are two different lists.
Sorry to say, but no. That is
Sorry to say, but no. That is not working. Down there, you can select a drupal user, not a commerce customer. And those are two different lists. Or am I doing something wrong?
Drupal Users are customers out with commerce out of box
dodlhuat,
Commerce out of the box attaches orders to drupal users.
Have you migrated a previous store into your system? Is this why you have two separate lists for customers vs. drupal users?
Yeah, that was the problem. I
Yeah, that was the problem. I've made a second export + import and created drupal-users to fit to the commerce-users. One thing that is a bit of bad in commerce is the user-management itself. Cause every user you generate via backend has no drupal user attached to. And as the shop-owner is generating most of the customers by hand, the solution as it is now, is kind of bad.
But thanks for your reply