Before proceeding, be aware that this method is not ideal in case you are offering multi shipping (that is, if the same order is associated to multiple carriers and tracking numbers), as it would be set to shipped even if not all of the items have been.

That said, open up AdminOrdersController.php located in the controllers/admin folder. Locate the following:

if (Tools::isSubmit('submitShippingNumber') && isset($order))
		{
			..

Inside this conditional, we are going to plug in our code, and the ideal spot for it would be right before

// Send mail to customer
	$customer = new Customer((int)$order->id_customer);
	$carrier = new Carrier((int)$order->id_carrier, $order->id_lang);

As at this point the tracking number has already been set. Therefore, let’s start by adding some lines of code (my line is around 465, in Prestashop 1.6.0.14:)

$shipped_status = Configuration::get('PS_OS_SHIPPING');
if($order->current_state != $shipped_status && $order->current_state != Configuration::get('PS_OS_CANCELED'))
{
	// todo
}

Explanation: First, we are grabbing the shipped status from the database configuration, then we check that the current order has not been shipped already (it would be redundant to add another identical status!). We also make sure it’s not canceled, to avoid any conflict if we accidentally (or necessarily) update the tracking after canceling an order

Inside our new condition, add

	$history = new OrderHistory();
	$history->id_order = $order->id;
	$history->id_employee = (int)$this->context->employee->id;

	$history->changeIdOrderState((int)$shipped_status, $order);
 

So that we effectively modify the status. Now that the order is changed, we can do two things: sending an extra email to the customer (For the “shipped” status) and updating stock in case we use advanced stock management.

	$carrier = new Carrier($order->id_carrier, $order->id_lang);
	$templateVars = array();
	if ($order->shipping_number)
		$templateVars = array('{followup}' => str_replace('@', $order->shipping_number, $carrier->url));

	if ($history->addWithemail(true, $templateVars))
	{
		if (Configuration::get('PS_ADVANCED_STOCK_MANAGEMENT'))
			foreach ($order->getProducts() as $product)
				if (StockAvailable::dependsOnStock($product['product_id']))
					StockAvailable::synchronize($product['product_id'], (int)$product['id_shop']);
	}	
 

Bear in mind that, if you don’t want to send out any email, you migh as well just paste in the last part:

 	if (Configuration::get('PS_ADVANCED_STOCK_MANAGEMENT'))
			foreach ($order->getProducts() as $product)
				if (StockAvailable::dependsOnStock($product['product_id']))
					StockAvailable::synchronize($product['product_id'], (int)$product['id_shop']);
 

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• Running Time: 17mins / 13 mins

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All series’ lessons

Prestashop 1.6

• Prestashop 101 Day 1 – Introducing and installing Prestashop
• Prestashop 101 Day 2 – Basic Prestashop Configuration
• Prestashop 101 Day 3 – Prestashop categories and products
• Prestashop 101 Day 4 – Prestashop attributes combinations
• Prestashop 101 Day 5 – Prestashop Upgrade
• Prestashop 101 Day 6 – Prestashop Modules
• Prestashop 101 Day 7 – Prestashop Shipping, Zones and Countries
• Prestashop 101 Day 8 – Taxes, Currencies, Payments
• Prestashop 101 Day 9 – Order Management
• Prestashop 101 Day 10 – Prestashop Customers
• Prestashop 101 Day 11 – Prestashop Discounts (Cart rules)

Prestashop 1.5

• Prestashop 101 Day 1 – Introducing and installing Prestashop
• Prestashop 101 Day 2 – Basic Prestashop Configuration
• Prestashop 101 Day 3 – Prestashop categories and products
• Prestashop 101 Day 4 – Prestashop attributes combinations
• Prestashop 101 Day 5 – Prestashop Upgrade
• Prestashop 101 Day 6 – Prestashop Modules
• Prestashop 101 Day 7 – Prestashop Shipping, Zones and Countries
• Prestashop 101 Day 8 – Taxes, Currencies, Payments
• Prestashop 101 Day 9 – Order Management
• Prestashop 101 Day 10 – Prestashop Customers
• Prestashop 101 Day 11 – Prestashop Discounts (Cart rules)
• Prestashop 101 Day 12 – Prestashop Themes and visual tweaks
• Prestashop 101 Day 13 – Prestashop CMS
• Prestashop 101 Day 14 – Prestashop SEO and Preferences
• Prestashop 101 Day 15 – Prestashop Multistore
• Prestashop 101 Day 16 – Employees and Languages

Additional Resources

• More about Prestashop Shipping at Prestashop Docs

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Hide shipping cost for non registered users

You might have come across this issue if you setup zones so that carriers have a different price depending on the customer’s address: a default shipping price, or even worse a free shipping label is shown for everybody who has not login yet.

This can be misleading at times, and some of your customers will definitely get angry if the price rises after adding shipping address details. Moreover, we do not want this.

First, let’s disable our carrier (remember to do it for all carriers if you use many) for visitors in the back office. Go to Shipping -> Carriers and click on a carrier. Then, disable it for visitors.

You can also do it for guests if you disabled the guest checkout.

Refresh and see it says free shipping! This is even more misleading but now we can target that label and still have the total match the products total price.

Let’s go to modules/blockcart and copy blockcart.tpl in the theme folder modules/blockcart. Open it and locate the second script block:

<script type="text/javascript">
var customizationIdMessage = '{l s='Customization #' mod='blockcart' js=1}';
var removingLinkText = '{l s='Please remove this product from my cart.' mod='blockcart' js=1}';
var freeShippingTranslation = '{l s='Free shipping!' mod='blockcart' js=1}';
var freeProductTranslation = '{l s='Free!' mod='blockcart' js=1}';
var delete_txt = '{l s='Delete' mod='blockcart' js=1}';
</script>

See where it reads free shipping? We need to change the block as follows

<script type="text/javascript">
var customizationIdMessage = '{l s='Customization #' mod='blockcart' js=1}';
var removingLinkText = '{l s='Please remove this product from my cart.' mod='blockcart' js=1}';

var freeProductTranslation = '{l s='Free!' mod='blockcart' js=1}';
var delete_txt = '{l s='Delete' mod='blockcart' js=1}';

//<![CDATA[[

	{if !$logged AND !$cart->id_customer}
		var freeShippingTranslation = '{l s='Login to see the shipping cost!' mod='blockcart' js=1}';		
	{else}
		var freeShippingTranslation = '{l s='Free shipping!' mod='blockcart' js=1}';
	{/if}

//]]>
</script>

As you can see, we removed the free shipping text and added it below. We used a small trick to target the unregistered customer. So, If the customer is not logged in, nor has added any shipping information (that is, no customer id exists for him), then show a different text. Else, it is okay to display the free shipping label.

It looks a bit ugly now, because the cart block is still displaying the shipping label. Let’s hide that as well! Locate the following at about line 154 of the same file:

<span>{l s='Shipping' mod='blockcart'}</span>

And change it the following way

{if $logged OR $cart->id_customer}
	<span>{l s='Shipping' mod='blockcart'}</span>
{/if}	

This time, the text will only be shown if the customer is logged or has already added shipping information.

As a finishing touch, we can add the little information to shopping cart.tpl as well (you can find it in the theme folder once again). Locate this:

<tr class="cart_total_delivery" style="{if !isset($carrier->id) || is_null($carrier->id)}display:none;{/if}">
	<td colspan="5">{l s='Shipping'}</td>
	<td colspan="2" class="price" id="total_shipping">{l s='Free Shipping!'}</td>
</tr>

And change it this way

<tr class="cart_total_delivery">
	<td colspan="5">{l s='Shipping'}</td>
	<td colspan="2" class="price" id="total_shipping">
		
		{if !$logged AND !$cart->id_customer}
			{l s='Login for the correct price'}
		{else}
			{l s='Free Shipping!'}
		{/if}
		

	</td>
</tr>

Note that other than adding the same condition as before, we also removed the display:none style. There is a little downside to this, as that block will always be shown, even if there are no carriers available for the destination. However, this won’t happen if you setup zones, countries and states the correct way.

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