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Copying a sales order processed through Google Checkout. It can't be done.
Copying any sales order in NS has ALWAYS been problematic. So, i shouldn't be surprised when i find that Google checkout orders can't be copied.
A customer called and asked to duplicate an order. I copied their old order. They then asked to put the new order on a different credit card. The copy looks "normal". It doesn't indicate that it has anything to do with "Google check-out" in the payment tab of the SO. So, I enter the customer's new credit card information as if I were processing a conventional order. What you end up with is a SO that can't be processes. After you save the new SO, it then has all of the OLD sales order's Google check-out information in the payment
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