Ticket Note is not showing on kitchen printer template

[padthai]

Ticket note is not showing on kitchen printer

Kitchen printer templatet is

[LAYOUT]
<T>Ticket
<L00>Date:{TICKET DATE}
<L00>Time:{TIME}
<L00>Table:{ENTITY NAME:Table}
<L00>Ticket No:{TICKET NO}
<F>-
{ORDERS}

[ORDERS]
<L00>- {QUANTITY} {NAME}
{ORDER TAGS}

[ORDERS:Void]
<J00>- {QUANTITY} {NAME}|**Void**
{ORDER TAGS}

[ORDER TAGS]
-- Format for order tags
<L00>     * {ORDER TAG NAME}

[JTRTech]

That wouyld be because you dont have ticket note in the temple!
Add {NOTE} within the [LAYOUT] section.

[Jesse]

@padthai it only prints what you tell it to print by using the Printer Template. If you do not put the tag for Note in the template then it will simply not print it. So like JTRTech said try putting {NOTE} in your template maybe put it after {ORDERS} like this:

<L00> {NOTE}

[padthai]

Thanks @JTRTech and kendash

[padthai]

Ticket Note is showing on each item of the order. how to assign a ticket note to a single product

For example

If I would like to assign ticket note (order Note) to spring roll only

[emre]

Here you can find related info for order based descriptions. See “Free Tagging” section.

Using Order Tags as Product Modifiers

You can use Order Tags to define modifiers for menu items. With SambaPOS V4 you can define global, product group based or product based order tags. Let’s see how it works. I’ll start by defining Global Modifiers. They will work for all products in my menu. Navigate to Management > Tickets > Order Tags and Add a new order tag group. [image] Just give a name to Order Tag Group here. We’ll see other settings on next topic. Switch to Order Tags page to add your modifiers. [image] … and add …

[padthai]

that what exactly I wanted Thanks @emre