at the moment I have the following displayed on our ticket lister
Time:{TICKET TIME} Duration {CREATION MINUTES}|Ticket No:{TICKET NO}
is it possible to get this to show time ticket submitted and not time created
thanks
Rob
at the moment I have the following displayed on our ticket lister
Time:{TICKET TIME} Duration {CREATION MINUTES}|Ticket No:{TICKET NO}
is it possible to get this to show time ticket submitted and not time created
thanks
Rob
I think {TICKET STATE MINUTES:Status}
will work. It will display minutes passed since Status state gets updated.
@emre HI Emre I have added that line but the time doesn’t change - it starts with no number then goes to 1 but doesn’t increase with time. The total layout is as follows :-
[LAYOUT]
[<T>Table - {ENTITY NAME:Table}]
[<C00>Waitress:{USER NAME}]
<F>-
[{NOTE}
<F>-]
{ORDERS}
<F>-
<J00>Time:{TICKET TIME} Duration {TICKET STATE MINUTES:Status}|Ticket No:{TICKET NO}
[ORDERS]
<L00>{QUANTITY}x {NAME}
{ORDER TAGS}
[ORDERS:Void]
<J00>- {QUANTITY} {NAME}|**Void**
{ORDER TAGS}
[ORDER TAGS]
-- Format for order tags
<L00> * {ORDER TAG NAME}
@emre please ignore this as new release appears to have fixed this too! time is now updating and displaying as expected!
@emre
I thought this was resolved but it appears that we were getting orders out quicker than the time could update
When the duration displays it shows fine up to 9 mins and then just shows duration as 1 whne it gets to 20 mins it changes to 2 so I’m guessing that only the first digit is being displayed on the ticket … example 12 minutes displays as ‘1’ 13 minutes displays as ‘1’ 20 minutes displays as ‘2’ 23 minutes displays as ‘2’ etc etc .
Hopefully should be a quick fix for a genius like you
Try formatting it with [=F(TN(’{TICKET STATE MINUTES:Status}’))]
Thanks for that - however that just displayed the time as 1.00 and the 00 value never changed! I have now discovered that the problem was that the ticket display wasn’t wide enough to fit the 2 digits! so was a simple fix by making the displayed ticket format wider thanks for the suggestion.
RESOLVED
Ah yeah now that I think about it… all that would do is show the decimal. Which is pointless for what you want.