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Assign UNAS order items to package numbers and automatically fill package weight fields. Full description UNAS Csomag Szeparálás helps you split order items into packages directly on the UNAS order detail page. Insert a compact “Csomag száma” selector for each product row, automatically sum item weights per package, fill the package weight fields, and trigger save—cleanly and reliably. What it does Inline package selector (1–10): Adds a compact dropdown between the price and quantity blocks for every product line, styled to match your admin UI (data-stack, form-control-sm). Smart package count: The distinct values you select (e.g., 1,1,2,3 → 3) are synced to the page’s package count field. Automatic weight totals: Reads each product’s weight from the line (“Súly”) and sums per package. Even if every selector is 1, it still totals everything into package #1. Auto-fill & delayed save: Populates package_weight[n] inputs and clicks the save icons with small, staggered delays for stability. Debounced & idempotent: Internal change signatures and cooldowns prevent duplicate clicks and UI flicker. Toggle on/off: A modern, rounded Activate/Deactivate switch in the popup lets you pause the extension without uninstalling. How to use Install and open the UNAS order detail page. Click the extension icon → Activate. For each product row, choose the Csomag száma (1–10). The extension updates the overall package count, fills package_weight[...], and saves automatically.
Oct 14, 2025
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