I have a customer request that I would consider common for a cloth store, however not found a way to implemented it on NopCommerce.
The problem is that we stock t-shirts, jumpers etc in various colours and sizes, possibly separate the sex as well.
The actual products for sale are the primitive products with a particular design.
So Design 1, Design 2 ... Design N all use the same stock.
My idea was to be able to associate primitive products with a particular combination.
That is not possible on nopcommerce. I can only associate a product to a particular attribute value.
Any idea/solution?
You can use product attribute combinations in nopCommerce. Note: Attribute combinations are useful only when your Manage inventory method is set to Track inventory by product attributes
Follow the below steps.
Create a Product.
Create a product attributes ex. Image Squares. 3 values. Edit a value and upload square image and product image.
Create another product attribute. Image squares. 3 values. Edit a value and upload square image and product image.
add a condition on second attribute that if a value from first attribute is selected then only second product attribute should appear.
The first attribute selection will change the product image. The second won't.
Now if you remove the product image from first attribute, then second attribute selection will work.
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In Odoo 13 I have added a custom field to the product.template model that is displayed on order lines.
Some products will use the sliding price scale dependent on quantity.
I have created a pricelist in a different currency that refers to my base pricelist.
I am trying to include my custom field in the pricelist methods that retrieve the sliding scale price and/or the converted currency value.
I have looked at overriding various methods but have not been successful because it seems many of the base methods have the product price field hardcoded as the value to use.
AM I missing something simple? Is there an easier way of including my custom field, or would I have to override many methods to include my custom field?
Arcade expression to calculate unique ID in ArcGIS Pro
I have a field that I want to be automatically populated with a unique ID whenever a new record is created. I'm pretty rusty at working with Arcade and Attribute Rules. I've figured out how to make a number automatically populate through a sequence and attribute rule, but I don't know how to make the rule take into account the values already in the table.
Using NextSequenceValue, the rule will add an ID that is unique to the new sequence that I created, but it is not unique from the other records that already have IDs. This is an old dataset with loads of different IDs that don't necessarily follow a predictable pattern, otherwise I would just choose my sequence start appropriately (some IDs are in the 100s, some in the 1000s, some even 100,000s, etc.).
I basically want to perform a check where the rule assesses if the ID is unique and if it's not, it adds 1 or something until it is unique.
I tried using a sequence but it doesn't take into account already existing IDs so they aren't truly unique.
Can we add labels of our own choice in cloud vision product search API? Source: Formatting a bulk import CSV.
Let's say I want to add labels like category=hello, style=world.
Or is there a fixed domain of category and style values from which we need to choose?
Yes, you can add the labels as you want to describe the product.
You can check in this documentation the values allowed for each field.
productLabels - object (KeyValue): Multiple values can be assigned to the same key. One product may have up to 500 productLabels.
The only filed that you have to choose the proper values is product-category:
product-category - Allowed values are homegoods-v2, apparel-v2, toys-v2, packagedgoods-v1, and general-v1
I am trying to design a view with multiple categories, and each document can belong to multiple categories at the same time.
For example, File A is in category:
1->a;
2
I can achieve this effect by specifying the columns as categories and access the document through various routes. However, I fail to specify which category the sub-categories belong to. This is what I am getting instead:
1->a;
2->a
The case doesn't seem too big of a difference but basically the view is returning every combination of the categories and the amount of entries can get very large.
I have tried to add the super category in front of the sub-category and try to filter out entries which the categories do not match the prefix of the sub-categories(e.g. 1,a), but I cannot find a way filter them out. Although the multiple values are shown in different entries, when I try to use the variable it extracts all the values.
Is there a way I can filter the entries based on that particular row instead of all the values? Or is there anyway I can achieve the effect through other methods? Thank you in advance.
You need to collapse Categories and subcategories into a single field. The Domino way to do this is to separate category and subcategory by backslash. So your category field would be something like:
"1\a":"2"
That ties the subcategory to the category. Or if you want to be able to find a document by subcategory only:
"1\a":"a":"2"
You then can use a little formula magic to get from the subcategory back to the main category (presuming the subcategories don't duplicate):
AllCategories := "1\a":"a":"2";
foundCategory := "a";
#Trim(#Replace(AllCategories;foundCategory:#Trim(#ReplaceSubstring(allCategories;foundCategory)));
This would return "1\a" (Note: the formula above is written is classic #Formula language, it is left as an exercise to the reader to translate that to the JavaScript formula equivalent)
Hope that helps
Is ExpressionEngine capable of handling HABTM (has and belongs to many) relationships, even if it's with a plugin?
Basically, I have two channels: recipes and ingredients. A user needs to be able to create a recipe by assigning entries from my Ingredients channel, but when adding an ingredient they also need to specify additional data such as quantity. Is this possible?
Your answer lies in two indispensable EE add-ons by Pixel and Tonic: Playa and Matrix.
Playa is a many-to-many relationship fieldtype and module.
Matrix is a fieldtype which allows a single field to contain multiple rows of multiple predefined columns of data, each column of which can be a different fieldtype (including Playa).
So in your case, you'd have your standard Ingredients channel, then in your Recipes channel, you'd have an Ingredients field, which would be a Matrix fieldtype. In your Matrix field, you'd have one Playa column which displayed a dropdown of entries from your Ingredients channel, and another column that was a simple text input set to Integer for the quantity.