How can we add the recently viewed products in sap commerce cloud as it is not an ootb.
Can any one explain.
If you want to list these products based on user you can use cookie or local storage to save viewed products. Then use this cookie/localstorage to show them.
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We have a developer account and I am starting to integrate it into our system. The system is based on Laravel/VueJS and I've 2 additions Eric Tucker Docusign SDK and the official Docusign SDK.
I've managed to create a template in our developer area, with custom fields (a question later regarding them) but wonder what happens when I have completed the system on our website. What happens going live? I presume that any template created in our account is used by associated users on our system - or do they have to create templates on their account and create custom fields etc?
When you go live you'll have to move your templates/custom fields to the new production account (or the existing one).
More information about going live - https://developers.docusign.com/platform/go-live/
I am setting up a SharePoint Online instance and I have some requirements that I do not know how to implement.
These are some of the requirements:
When a user logs into SharePoint, the user should select a country and city. Depending on the selected country and city, the corresponding site and subsites should appear.
Create folders that users cannot delete.
I don't know what is the process to create the first point and the option to disable in the second, if some of you know a tutorial or maybe knows how to do it, I would really appreciate it.
(1) One approach is modifying the welcome page through SharePoint Designer to contain HTML selectors for country and city. Based on the selected country and city, you can then redirect to the proper site using JavaScript.
(2) Creating folders that users can't delete requires custom .NET code. You can't run custom .NET code directly in SharePoint Online. Depending on your requirements, you need to create the folders using a console application or a custom app part. The console app or the app part can create the folders and remove permissions on the folders.
Hello There I have 3 different sites hosted on same server having different domains. Let's say they are
www.abc.com
www.xyz.com
www.mno.com
I have successfully integrated google tracking code (using ga.js) and get data through reporting api for www.abc.com. Now I also want tracking of data and getting data for others too. What I need to do that? Can I create seperate profiles in same google account for all three sites? Or I need to create separate google analytics account for each site or I can do it with same profile and same account?
I have searched but couldn't be able to find out any solutions. Please guide.
GA is structured in an Account --> Property --> Profile way.
So for your example I would suggest the best method would be to run all the sites in the same account, but create a new Property for each site.
When you do this GA will give you a new UA-xxxxxx-x number for each site.
Check this out for more help https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1042508?hl=en-GB&ref_topic=1009620
Cheers
John
I'm trying to get the total count of subsites created in a very large Sharepoint collection. Please note, I don't have direct access to the server.
Is there any native sharepoint feature I'm missing that will provide a site count?
Is there a webservice that can crawl the collection? (we have google analitics)
Are there any other options short of running a powershell script on the server?
Thanks!
I would suggest using the 'Webs' Web Service - you can invoke it by putting /_vti_bin/webs.asmx on the end of your site URL. It has a method GetAllSubWebCollection.
The only gotcha is that you will get filtered results based on the user being used to access the web service. For example, if you have a site collection that has a sub-web created for HR, Business, Management, Sales and IT - but your account only has access to the HR and Sales site - you will only get results back for the HR and Sales sites.
You may also find the SPServices jQuery library helpful as it has wrappers for most of the web services and can make calling them from a client much less painful.
Note: These web services exist for the 2007 and 2010 editions of SharePoint. You didn't mention a specific version but hopefully it is one of these two.
I have couple of questions related to the usage of Dynamics CRM:
Can it be used like a shopping website?
If I am using it like a Shopping website, will I have to buy a license for every registered user on my website?
Or do you think Dynamics CRM is not made to behave like a shopping website?
1) Absolutely, with some development, Microsoft CRM can be used as the database for your shopping website. You can use the built-in product catalog and price lists for your sales. Microsoft CRM has entities built into it for lead -> opportunity -> quote -> order -> invoice and you can repurpose any or all of these to work as you need them.
2) Typically the users of your shopping website will coincide with CRM contacts, which is great because you don't need user licenses for them. You will have to license each end user of the system but this is limited to employees of your business. In some scenarios you may need to purchase one external connector license which licenses you to expose data through a web site or other medium - see this blog for more details http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mscrmfreak/archive/2007/06/01/repeat-external-connector-license.aspx. You will need to develop the website shopping site front end and integrate it with Microsoft CRM using the Dynamics CRM SDK.
3) Building portals to Microsoft CRM is actually a very common request. A shopping website is a type of portal, another type would be a customer self service website. Both can utilize the Microsoft CRM database to get 60% of the way, and then integrate with the website.
While you could use Microsoft Dynamics CRM to build a shopping website, I wouldn't recommend it. A CRM and a framework for ecommerce are two different beasts. Look for a product that is specifically created for a shopping website, rather than attempting to manipulate Dynamics CRM.