Printing of Customer Orders

[iHobb]

When we print out the orders for the day they come in a stream without page breaks. Actually, because of this we print them one at a time. Very time consuming for a day with 100 orders.

I heard at the MivaConference that there is a piece of code that is available that will allow for a page break between each page.

Is there such a solution to my issue and if so, where can I find it?

Thank you

Bob MacLachlan
iHobb.com

[hmendenhall]

The following link should assist and displaying One order per page on the Printable Invoice template.
https://support.miva.com/supportsuit...Article/1312/0

[iHobb]

I click on the link and receive the following: Forbidden

You do not have permission to access this document. How do I get permission?

Thank you,

Bob MacLachlan
iHobb.com

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Web Server at support.miva.com

[mcrmedical]

https://support.miva.com/supportsuit...order-per-page

[lesliekirk]

https://support.miva.com/supportsuit...order-per-page

This didn't solve the problem - still not getting at proper page break in Firefox. I'll test it in Chrome.

[lesliekirk]

Doesn't fix the problem in Chrome either. I can test in Safari if needed.

[mcrmedical]

That code is working for us with only minor unrelated style tweaks. Our shipping team uses Firefox and we upgrade regularly, so I wouldn't think it's a Firefox version issue. "page-break-after:always;" is the part that should do the trick, but I found Bugzilla reports that Firefox doesn't handle it well if used inside a table cell. If your orders div is inside a table or some other container I'd move it outside to test.

[lesliekirk]

That code is working for us with only minor unrelated style tweaks. Our shipping team uses Firefox and we upgrade regularly, so I wouldn't think it's a Firefox version issue. "page-break-after:always;" is the part that should do the trick, but I found Bugzilla reports that Firefox doesn't handle it well if used inside a table cell. If your orders div is inside a table or some other container I'd move it outside to test.

Thanks, it's the default template code. I'll take a look.