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In chapters 7-12, you will move beyond the standard Magento site. You will analyze how to manipulate Magento appearance, set up multiple Magento stores, install and build your own extensions, utilize Magento s built-in API, and how to use some unique Magento Tips and tricks.

Open Emporium in your browser and do a quick test. You shouldn t see any errors, which means that you have completed the deployment. Before we wrap up this chapter, we should tell you that FastCGI processes are known to start acting crazy once in a while. The only option, usually, is to restart the processes. This is one of the reasons why you should install a system monitoring tool like Nagios (http://nagios.org/) or monit (www.tildeslash.com/monit/). These tools help you notice when things go bad not only with FastCGI, but also with other processes and protocols.

Once your store starts receiving orders it can be a little overwhelming. Payments need to be received and verified, customers will need updates on orders that have shipped, and you ll need to keep an eye on orders through reports. In this chapter, you ll look at the details of an order, how to process orders, and how to generate reports based upon orders that have been placed. Let s start by taking a look at an order details page. To view the details of an order from the admin panel, navigate to Sales Orders. Once the grid listing loads, select an order from the provided list to view its details, as shown in Figure 7-1.

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Summary

Figure 7-1. Taking a look at the order details page The order details page displays all of the details of the order including order number, customer information, billing and shipping information, payment method, shipping and handling information, an itemized list of each product ordered, a comments area, and an order totals area. There are two different navigation points on the order details page. Up top are action items that include the following buttons: edit, cancel, hold, invoice, ship, and reorder. You'll be going through each of these actions in this chapter. On the left there are five tabs. The first is the information tab, which is shown in Figure 7-1. It also includes, invoices, credit memos, shipments, and comment history. While no actions can be taken in each of these tabs, once orders have been invoiced and shipped, a record of their respective invoices shipments and credit memos will be listed under each tab. Since Magento allows you to create multiple stores, it also assigns a unique sequential order number to each store. For example, you placed your order in Figure 7-1 in the first store you created, so it was assigned a 1 in front of the order number of 100000006. If you created a second store and placed an order from that store, the order number would start with 2. It is important to know that while you can create multiple invoices, shipments, and credit memos each of these items will be contained underneath one order number. The order number in Figure 7-1 is 100000006. Usually, you will only have one invoice, shipment, or credit memo assigned to each order