Hi,

When we get an order, the subject line is "Order at your store". Is there a way to include the order id in the subject line? It will help looking for a specific order number without needing to open each email.

Thanks,
Brad

Hi Brad, I don't believe there is a feature for that, but most email clients have a search feature and entering an order id should find the email.
I also wanted to ask if it's possible you might be administering your orders from these emails and if so, it may be that you are missing out on some great features if you are not using the admin to handle the orders.
Please feel free to ask if you have any questions about how to handle/manage orders in the admin.

Thanks,
David

In your vsadmin/includes.php file put $xxOrdStr="Order at your store %orderid%, %ordername%";

This works for ASP stores, so it should work for PHP. And I use the Order Name in addition to the the Order Number; makes it easier to search emails.

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I'm on PHP and this is what I have in the vsadmin/includes.php file - NOTE THE SINGLE QUOTES

$GLOBALS['xxOrdStr']='Order at your store order ID %orderid%';



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The line below works fine in the includes.php file but wouldn't mind the %value% parameter to work in the order received email subject line too!

$GLOBALS['xxOrdStr']='Order No %orderid%, from %ordername%,';

Steve
Egerton Village, Bolton, UK

Thank you all! Works great!