Hi,
Well, it depends.
First, normally, HikaShop uses the current menu item.
So if the email is sent when the order is created on the checkout, it will take the menu item used for the checkout, and thus you shouldn't have the problem.
Similarily, for the email sent when the order is confirmed automatically by a payment plugin, it uses the menu item of the checkout.
So you shouldn't have a problem here either.
But for the same emails, you could have a problem with the "preview" button, since the preview is generated in the backend, or if you manually change the status of the order in the backend.
So the first question is where are the emails generated. You might be thinking that the links have a wrong menu item because you're testing the links generated from the preview while it might actually work fine as your customers get the emails generated from the checkout, with a correct menu item.
The link you get in TPL_HEADER_URL is generated in the file administrator/components/com_hikashop/classes/order.php with the code:
Code:
global $Itemid;
$url = '';
if(!empty($Itemid))
$url='&Itemid='.$Itemid;
if(isset($order->url_itemid))
$url = (!empty($order->url_itemid) ? '&Itemid=':'') . $order->url_itemid;
if((empty($order->customer->user_cms_id) || (int)$order->customer->user_cms_id == 0) && !empty($order->order_token)) {
$url .= '&order_token='.urlencode($order->order_token);
}
$order->order_url = hikashop_contentLink('order&task=show&cid[]='.$order->order_id.$url, $order, false, false, false, true);
So you could theoretically force it there.
But I would rather recommend to have an area for a component on your homepage and configure its menu item to be of a type not displaying anything. For example an empty joomla article.
