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We had multiple address shipping added to our virtuemart cart, along with gift messages for each reciepent address.<br />
The problem that we have now encountered is displaying the gift messages in the purchase orders. The gift message is displayed with the shipping address. The problem is that we have been unable to call up the actually gift message.<br />
If anyone can help that would be greatly appreciated.
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We had multiple address shipping added to our virtuemart cart, along with gift messages for each reciepent address.
The problem that we have now encountered is displaying the gift messages in the purchase orders. The gift message is displayed with the shipping address. The problem is that we have been unable to call up the actually gift message.
If anyone can help that would be greatly appreciated.

How do I display the gift messages in the virtuemart admin order display?

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