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| I'm develop a cs site were multiple users create orders for a single shipto
location. The users must be able to manage(CRUD) orders for a given shipto.
So I'm looking at the best way to tackle this requirement within the CS
environment. I've been looking at possible different ways of using the BCL
basket class and also have looked at creating our own Ordergroup states using
the PIA OrderGroup but I'm just not sure on the best approach. Any
suggestions or advice would be be greatly appreciated.
JES
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| Vinod Kumar[MSFT] 2004-08-22, 5:58 pm |
| Probably I'm not clear with your requirements. To me it looks like that
each user creating it's basket and specifying the same shipto address will
work. Why do you think that this may not work.
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I'm develop a cs site were multiple users create orders for a single shipto
location. The users must be able to manage(CRUD) orders for a given shipto.
So I'm looking at the best way to tackle this requirement within the CS
environment. I've been looking at possible different ways of using the BCL
basket class and also have looked at creating our own Ordergroup states
using
the PIA OrderGroup but I'm just not sure on the best approach. Any
suggestions or advice would be be greatly appreciated.
JES
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| Thank you for the Reply Vinod. Let me see if I can explain the requirement
better, the requirement is to allow multiple orders by shiapto and to let the
employees(users) of that shipto Create, Read, Update and Delete any order
that belongs to a given shipto location. So that means any basket(order) that
is created can be viewed, updated or deleted by any user associated with that
Shipto.
When I have worked with CS in the past the basket(OrderGroup) pretty much
has always been primarily associated to a user not to a shipto location and
only the user that created the basket updated it and the user only had one
basket. In this case I need multiple orders(baskets) open that are associated
to a shipto and to allow any number of users from that Shipto to modify any
order that is associated to the user's assigned shipto. So if I have orders
001, 002 and 003 and they associated to shipto location AAA and further I
have users 1A & 1B associated to shipto location AAA, I need both users 1A
and 1B to be able to modify orders 001, 002, 003. Since the basket(order) is
usually tied to a user I'm having a difficult time see how to make this
happen with the Basket BCL class.
Thanks for your help,
JES
"Vinod Kumar[MSFT]" wrote:
> Probably I'm not clear with your requirements. To me it looks like that
> each user creating it's basket and specifying the same shipto address will
> work. Why do you think that this may not work.
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> I'm develop a cs site were multiple users create orders for a single shipto
> location. The users must be able to manage(CRUD) orders for a given shipto.
> So I'm looking at the best way to tackle this requirement within the CS
> environment. I've been looking at possible different ways of using the BCL
> basket class and also have looked at creating our own Ordergroup states
> using
> the PIA OrderGroup but I'm just not sure on the best approach. Any
> suggestions or advice would be be greatly appreciated
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| Ravi Shankar 2004-08-23, 2:47 am |
| Use of the Organization Profile and Address Book @ the
organization level with individual address books disabled
might solve your problem. All your user would need to
be "administrators" in the organization to edit/manage
any every order otheriwse they'd have access to only
their own.
This functionality is already available in the
Retail/MSIB site. You need to enable Partner Access
(through App Site Config) and create an organization and
assign users to this organization through BizDesk.
Have Fun !
>-----Original Message-----
>Thank you for the Reply Vinod. Let me see if I can
explain the requirement
>better, the requirement is to allow multiple orders by
shiapto and to let the
>employees(users) of that shipto Create, Read, Update and
Delete any order
>that belongs to a given shipto location. So that means
any basket(order) that
>is created can be viewed, updated or deleted by any user
associated with that
>Shipto.
>
>When I have worked with CS in the past the basket
(OrderGroup) pretty much
>has always been primarily associated to a user not to a
shipto location and
>only the user that created the basket updated it and the
user only had one
>basket. In this case I need multiple orders(baskets)
open that are associated
>to a shipto and to allow any number of users from that
Shipto to modify any
>order that is associated to the user's assigned shipto.
So if I have orders
>001, 002 and 003 and they associated to shipto location
AAA and further I
>have users 1A & 1B associated to shipto location AAA, I
need both users 1A
>and 1B to be able to modify orders 001, 002, 003. Since
the basket(order) is
>usually tied to a user I'm having a difficult time see
how to make this
>happen with the Basket BCL class.
>
>Thanks for your help,
>
>JES
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