Modify the status of a cart order

The status of a cart order is specified via the Telerik.Sitefinity.Ecommerce.Orders.Model.OrderStatus enumeration. The cart order can have one of the following values:

  • Unknown
    Specifies that the status of the order is unknown.
  • Pending
    Specifies that the order is made, but is not processed.
  • Paid
    Specifies that the order is paid.
  • Declined
    Specifies that the order is declined.
  • Shipped
    Specifies that the order is shipped.
  • Authorized
    Specifies that the order is authorized.
  • Cancelled
    Specifies that the order is cancelled.
  • Deleted
    Specifies that the order is soft-deleted.
  • Returned
    Specifies that the order is returned.

    To modify the status of an order, you must perform the following:

    1. Get the orders manager.
      Get an instance of the OrdersManager object.
    2. Get the cart order.
      Get the specified cart order. For more information, see For developers: Query cart orders.
    3. Set the new cart order status.
      Set the OrderStatus property of the CartOrder instance to the desired value.
    4. Save the changes.
      Save the changes to the manager.

    Following is a code example of how to modify a cart order status:





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