First post here, so let me know if I have omitted anything that's needed!
I'm trying to figure out a method to remove a country from the dropdown menu that is available on the cart page on our Big Cartel store, used for selecting the country of delivery.
FYI I'm not a developer, just a hands-on tech type person who helps run a small company.
I'll paste the code below that displays the dropdown. From my understanding, it is pulling the list of shipping countries via an array(?) called country_select.
As I don't have access to that array (confirmed with Big Cartel that I cannot exclude a country using their UI), is it possible to exclude one item when displaying the dropdown list?
<div class="cart-shipping">
<label for="country"><span>Shipping to:</span></label> {{ store.country | country_select }}
</div>
EDIT: hired someone who wrote a script to achieve this.
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I really struggled to explain my problem and the only way I found it would be possible is - through screenshots as I have a lot of code and I am not sure what is really needed here. So if you want any code, tell me I will add.
The numbers on the pictures indicate the order.
Choosing the category
Selecting the category it redirects me to - /products_list?category=(that category_id)
Filtering through brand in that category
Now please pay attention to the URL and what happens after I have chosen the brand I want to filter with.
Back on the first page
Problem is here:
Now I am back on the first page, where are all the products but I wanted it to stay on that URL where are that kind of category products.
What I wanted to happen? Instead of it taking me to the page where are ALL the products and then doing the filtering, I want it to stay on that category page and return the filtered products there.
The brand dropdown menu also should only show that category products that I am in, not all.
You need to pass the other parameters as well. So that means that for two parameters category_id and brand, you create a URL that looks like:
{% url 'product-list' %}?category={{ category_id|urlencode }}&brand={{ brand|urlencode }}
If you thus already filtered the category down, you pass the category_id to the template, and render the URLs with the ?category={{ category_id|urlencode }} part.
i'm trying to import some products through Amazon API,
Now, i'm in the middle of a problem, i'm using the ItemSearch operation, and i know i can mix the searchIndex and the keywords, and I know there is a list of valid Search index SearchIndex list
But my question is, how i can get the closest to looks like the ASINS of this url http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_n_1?rh=n%3A2475895011%2Ck%3Awallets+for+men&keywords=wallets+for+men&ie=UTF8&qid=1385709391&rnid=2941120011
As you can see, in this link, the breadcrumbs says:
Clothing & Accessories › Men › Accessories › Wallets, Card Cases & Money Organizers › Wallets › "wallets"
So, i don't see nothing in the SearchIndex to seems like "clothing and accesories"
Thank you for reading.
SearchIndex can be set as "Apparel"
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/latest/DG/SearchIndices.html
Not sure I have the correct terminology here. I'll explain what I want to do and you guys can tell me if it's possible.
I'm using MediaWiki as a Customer List page. So, I have a category for customers, and for instance, I have 20 customers. Inside the actual customer page I have several "headings" that make up the customer page, including an infobox. What I'm wanting to know is, how I would go about "including" the headings as a template "Customer Landing Page". Meaning, each "Customer Landing Page" (Customer A or Customer B, etc, etc) has the same "headings", but not the same content - so all I want is that each customer page, I can include a "template" and it has the same headings with no content under the headings - so that each time I change this "template" file, it changes it on every customer, and all I have to do is edit the content on the customer page that is required.
You'll have to make one big template for the entire customer page, in which you put all the info. I'll make an example template for a page with two headers, "Customer Landing Page" and "More info". The headers are fixed, and the contents below it vary between customer page.
First, you make the template by creating the page Template:Customer
In here you put:
=Customer Landing Page=
{{{landingpagetext}}}
=More info=
{{{moreinfotext}}}
The triple accolades indicate the variables you will later define in each customer page. For customer A:
{{customer
| landingpagetext = This is the landingpage for customer A
| moreinfotext = This customer is a vegetarian
}}
Customer B:
{{customer
| landingpagetext = This is the landingpage for customer B
| moreinfotext = This customer likes Tom & Jerry
}}
The double accolades indicate the start of a template, and the first word is the templatename used. Then after each pipe ( | ) you can assign variables. I only used newlines to make it easier to read, you don't have to do that (but it makes it easier to maintain).
If you don't use the variable names (like {{customer|Landing page text|More info text}} ) you can access the variables by the order they are defined in, using {{{1}}} and {{{2}}} in the template.
If the customer pages are really big you might want to split the template up and use one per section.
Another option (but more complex) is the use of Navboxes. This requires a lot more set up but mayb be closer to what you are looking for?
You could look at using MultiBoilerPlate, I use this to set default text in pages. I would call this a template but Mediawiki uses that term for something else. If you just want to load the same default text when you start a new page and then fill it in with your own text, then I think this is what you need.
I'm using django-filter to drill down and would like to create breadcrumbs for each item that was filtered. For example:
Price ranges:
10,000+
5,000-9,999
1,000-4,999
0-999
Bedrooms:
4
3
2
1
Each of the items under Price ranges and Bedrooms would be a link to drill down in a queryset.
I'd like to create a breadcrumb such as Price range 0-999 or Bedrooms 3 if the user were to click those links, and then show Price range 0-999 > Bedrooms 3 or Bedrooms 3 > Price range 0-999 when they click a second link.
The breadcrumbs should maintain order (the part I'm having trouble with) and work for any number of attributes. Clicking a link in the breadcrumb trail should apply the filter clicked on and all filters before it in the trail.
I'd like to create an empty QueryDict and then iterate through request.GET to build the QueryDict up as I output the breadcrumbs, but for some reason QueryDict iterates through its elements backwards (see the documentation).
What's the cleanest way to accomplish this? Does anyone know why QueryDict works this way? (I imagine there's a use-case I'm missing.) Any advice is appreciated.
keep track of the order in sessions. so when the first filter is clicked (eg 3 beds) store it. then if another one is clicked, build your bread crumbs from sessions. say the second one was 0-999 you'd pull any existing breadcrumbs (in this example you'd find the 3 beds) and then tack on the latest (0-999).
I have 3 suppliers, 40 brands and 120 products, all displayed in three category filters. When a user selects one supplier from the Supplier filter, I want the Brand filter to hide all brands that are not provided by that supplier. Likewise, when a brand is selected, I want to hide the irrelevant products from the Products filter. I don't really care about what's being shown in the table at this point.
Is there any way to implement something like this?
Heres an example for you -
http://jsfiddle.net/danabnormal/cjn2tbbm
You can do this by creating a Dashboard. At around line 61 you can see that the selection made in the 'Sex' drop down is bound to the 'Name' dropdown, thus limiting what Names can be selected.
dashboard.bind(filterSex, filterName);
dashboard.bind(filterSex, pieChart);