Commerce Commerce 1.x Users View Orders

So you set up a login resource and customers are checking out. Now, you want your customers to be able of seeing their past orders.

Commerce comes with 2 snippets to help you do that.

  1. commerce.get_orders is used to list a collection of orders.
  2. commerce.get_order is used to view a single order

Both snippets have access to all the order information. This gives you two options:

  1. Create a list of orders with the get_orders snippet, link those orders to a different order detail resource that has the get_order snippet; or
  2. Create an accordion-style order list with just the get_orders snippet, where all information is loaded on the same resource.

Basic setup (Orders + separate Order Detail)

On an Orders resource, add [[!commerce.get_orders]] to the content or its template. This will show a simple table with orders.

To add pagination, you can use getPage or pdoPage, for example:

[[!getPage? &element=`commerce.get_orders` &limit=`10`]]
[[!+page.nav]]

Update the commerce.orders_resource system setting with the ID of the orders resource.

On an Order Detail resource, add [[!commerce.get_order]] to the content or its template. This will look at the order request parameter to determine what order to show.

Update the commerce.order_resource system setting with the ID of the order detail resource.

This should give you a simple, but functional, order view.

Basic setup (Orders with included Order Detail)

To show order details within the same page, you’ll need to provide a custom template that shows the order information you’d like to show.

This could be used to create a nice accordion-style orders page, where clicking a table row will expand it to show the purchased items, address information, etc.

More information

See the snippet documentation for commerce.get_orders and commerce.get_order. Those contain all the available properties.