use Rose::Object::MakeMethods::Generic
(
- 'scalar --get_set_init' => [ qw(invoice_models invoice_ids sales_delivery_order_models printers default_printer_id js) ],
+ 'scalar --get_set_init' => [ qw(invoice_models invoice_ids sales_delivery_order_models printers default_printer_id today) ],
);
__PACKAGE__->run_before('setup');
$self->sales_delivery_order_models->disable_plugin('paginated');
- my @records = @{ $self->sales_delivery_order_models->get };
+ my @records = @{ $self->sales_delivery_order_models->get };
my $num = min(scalar(@records), $::form->{number_of_invoices} // scalar(@records));
my $job = SL::DB::BackgroundJob->new(
)->set_data(
record_ids => [ map { $_->id } @records[0..$num - 1] ],
printer_id => $::form->{printer_id},
+ copy_printer_id => $::form->{copy_printer_id},
+ transdate => $::form->{transdate},
status => SL::BackgroundJob::MassRecordCreationAndPrinting->WAITING_FOR_EXECUTION(),
num_created => 0,
num_printed => 0,
invoice_ids => [ ],
conversion_errors => [ ],
print_errors => [ ],
+ session_id => $::auth->get_session_id,
)->update_next_run_at;
# filters
#
-sub init_js { SL::ClientJS->new(controller => $_[0]) }
sub init_printers { SL::DB::Manager::Printer->get_all_sorted }
sub init_invoice_ids { [] }
+sub init_today { DateTime->today_local }
sub init_sales_delivery_order_models {
my ($self) = @_;
query => [
'!customer_id' => undef,
or => [ closed => undef, closed => 0 ],
- or => [ delivered => undef, delivered => 0 ],
],
);
}
template => $self->find_template(name => 'invoice', printer_id => $params{printer_id}),
variables => Form->new(''),
return => 'file_name',
+ variable_content_types => { longdescription => 'html',
+ partnotes => 'html',
+ notes => 'html',}
);
$create_params{variables}->{$_} = $params{variables}->{$_} for keys %{ $params{variables} };
my @filters = (
[ $filter->{customer}{"name:substr::ilike"}, t8('Customer') ],
- [ $filter->{"transdate:date::ge"}, t8('Delivery Date') . " " . t8('From Date') ],
- [ $filter->{"transdate:date::le"}, t8('Delivery Date') . " " . t8('To Date') ],
+ [ $filter->{"transdate:date::ge"}, t8('Transdate') . " " . t8('From Date') ],
+ [ $filter->{"transdate:date::le"}, t8('Transdate') . " " . t8('To Date') ],
);
for (@filters) {
background job existed, therefore if anything goes boom take a look at the single steps done via gui
in this controller and after that take a deeper look at the MassRecordCreationAndPrinting job.
-
=head1 FUNCTIONS
=over 2
If the above is done (did I already said: boring linear?). Documents will
be either printed or downloaded.
-=item C<init_js>
-
-Inits js/kivi.MassInvoiceCreatePrint;
-
=item C<init_printers>
Gets all printer commands
Gets a list of (empty) invoice ids
+=item C<init_today>
+
+Gets the current day. Currently used in custom code.
+Has to be initialised (get_set_init) and can be used as default for
+a date tag like C<[% L.date_tag("transdate", SELF.today, id=transdate) %]>.
+
=item C<init_sales_delivery_order_models>
Calls _init_sales_delivery_order_models with a param
=item C<init_default_printer_id>
-Gets the default printer for sales_invoices. Maybe this function is not used, but
-might be useful in the next version (working in client project).
+Gets the default printer for sales_invoices. Currently this function is not called, but
+might be useful in the next version.Calling template code and Controller already expect a default:
+C<L.select_tag("", printers, title_key="description", default=SELF.default_printer_id, id="cpa_printer_id") %]>
=item C<setup>
was taken from one client project (mosu) with some extra (maybe not standard compliant) customized
stuff (using cvars for extra filters and a very compressed Controller for linking (ODSalesOrder.pm)).
-Filtering needs to be extended for Delivery Order Number (Natural Sort).
-
-A second printer (copy) needs to be implemented.
-
-Both todos are marked in the template code.
-
=head1 AUTHOR
Moritz Bunkus E<lt>m.bunkus@linet-services.deE<gt>
Jan Büren E<lt>jan@kivitendo-premium.deE<gt>
+
=cut