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  • Status name. Keep it very short and distinctive.
  • Icon. You can use any 16*16 icon; for instance, the free FamFamFam Silk icon set: http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/.
  • Color. You should strive to have the status' color match the existing colors (if relevant). The default color usages are:
    • Red/Orange: canceled or refunded orders,
    • Crimson red: payment error,
    • Blue: orders which are still awaiting payment,
    • Light green: paid orders,
    • Dark green: delivered orders,
    • Purple: shipped orders,
    • Pink: back ordered orders.
  • Options:
    • Consider the associated order as validated. If enabled, this status marks all associated orders as "paid", and puts them in this same status.
    • Allow a customer to download and view PDF versions of their invoice. If disabled, you will have to send customers their invoice yourself.
    • Hide this state in all customer orders. This enables you to create internal statuses, for you and your team. Customers will never see this in their order status page.
    • Send an e-mail to customer when his/her order status has changed. When enabled, a drop-down menu appears to let you choose which mail template to use.
    • Attach invoice PDF to emailemail. Send an email to the customer with the invoice in PDF format attached.
    • Attach delivery slip PDF to email. Send an email to the customer with the delivery slip in PDF format attached.
    • Set the order as shipped. Be careful: once an order is set as "shipped", it cannot be set back to the previous status.
    • Set the order as paid. Same here: once an order is set as "paid", it cannot be set back to the previous status.
    • Show delivery PDF. Displays the delivery PDF.

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