Email Order Confirmation - (for orders via Box Office)

Dear All,

We need a little help with updating a standard template used for our Order Confirmation Email for orders placed at our Box Office. 

Whilst we have the procedure up and running, we've noticed the template is a standard out-of-the-box Tessitura sample template with Tessitura branding etc.

We'd like to update the template to to match our Order Confirmation Email (via Web Orders) for consistency. 

The templates folder is made up of .aspx , .xsl, html & txt files. A little explanation around these would also be appreciated. 

Thanks!

Aaron @ MRC

 

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  • Hi Aaron

    For a multi-part (ire HTML and Text) email you require the following files.
     <order_email_template_name>_text.aspx
     <order_email_template_name>_html.aspx 
     <order_email_template_name>_text.xsl
     <order_email_template_name>_html.xsl  

    The aspx files are the main templates for each and will have the contact information in but the xsl files tend to format the Order Information (actual contents of the order) .

    The aspx files will have a call like (with the _<type> matching)
    <%= TransformXml("~/templates/<order_email_template_name>_text.xsl") %> 

    The xsl files are the more complicated ones as XSLT language is not the easiest to use.

    Mark

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  • Hi Aaron

    For a multi-part (ire HTML and Text) email you require the following files.
     <order_email_template_name>_text.aspx
     <order_email_template_name>_html.aspx 
     <order_email_template_name>_text.xsl
     <order_email_template_name>_html.xsl  

    The aspx files are the main templates for each and will have the contact information in but the xsl files tend to format the Order Information (actual contents of the order) .

    The aspx files will have a call like (with the _<type> matching)
    <%= TransformXml("~/templates/<order_email_template_name>_text.xsl") %> 

    The xsl files are the more complicated ones as XSLT language is not the easiest to use.

    Mark

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