[ic] Admin Order Entry -> Order Routes -> Admin Logout

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Quoting Ed LaFrance (edl@newmediaems.com):
> At 08:11 PM 09/24/2001 -0400, you wrote:
> >On Sun, 23 Sep 2001, Jason Osborne wrote:
> >
> >JO>>I have an issue that I've been trying to solve for a while now. In the UI
> >JO>>when an admin places an order, it goes out and runs through the Order 
> >Routes
> >JO>>and then goes to the receipt.html page. Problem is that when the admin 
> >tries
> >JO>>to go back to the UI, he/she has to log back into the system. What part of
> >JO>>the order route is causing the admin to be logged off?
> >
> >In 4.6, my guess has been that the logins are tied together between the UI
> >and the store.
> >
> >If I log into the store as Fred Sanford, and then log into the UI as Jim,
> >suddenly the login at the store is changed to Jim. If I log out of the store
> >and then log back in as Fred Sanford (the memory of Redd Foxx lives on!),
> >then Jim is logged out of the UI.
> >
> >Whether this is a bug or a feature, I can't say!
> >
> 
> Actually, this is a rather significant bug which is causing more than one 
> problem.
> 
> The routing for a backend order (mv_order_route) is "log_entry main 
> copy_user", but for some reason IC is ignoring it in favor of the 'default' 
> order route, which is set (in catalog.cfg) to "log_transaction main 
> copy_user" - I have verified that processing is passing through this route, 
> though it should not be, for a backend order.  Not only does this log out 
> the admin's session, but it erroneously creates a new userdb record for all 
> transactions entered from the backend - a definite problem if you are 
> entering an order for an existing user.

The problem is in catalog.cfg:

    FormIgnore  mv_order_route

which prevents the setting from the form. I think this can be corrected
by changing the "Place Order" mv_click in lib/UI/pages/admin/entry.html:

[set Place Order]
mv_order_route=log_entry main copy_user
mv_todo=submit
[/set]

If someone can give me some feedback that this works, I will commit
that change to CVS.

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