In bigcartel, is there anyway to have products that are on sale show their original price as well. something like ($̶2̶0̶.̶0̶0̶) $16.00
I'm sure there is some type of code or way to do this. Thanks
There's not currently a way within the Big Cartel admin to specifically set a sale price (in addition to the original price) so unfortunately something like this wouldn't be possible.
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I'm newbee in Opencart development, so help me please. Opencart version 2.1.
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I want to change current discounts and specials to percent type.
What files i need to change for right showing in cart and order?
I changed controller of product, on products page price already right (42% discount), but to cart sending price without 42% discount, just 42 value.
Thanks a lot.
Our suggestion is to use jquery and convert the % to fixed price before saving it to the database.
This way Opencart functionality will not be affected and you will be able to set price for special deal with ease.
You can convert % to fixed price on blur from the input field.
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I am writing a simple JavaScript which will update my price automatically (I know there are addons but they dont work with the nature of my products) when the user enters amount, size etc etc. I want to know how do I override the product price before/after it is sent to the shopping cart?
Example: The product price is 10€. The user select some variatons and then the price is 22,40€. I want to send that price to the checkout instead of the 10€.
So far I have written my JavaScript which updates the price based on user input and selections. I just need to know how to pass that new price variable and more important WHERE.
Any tips or help would be appreciated.
You mention "variations". Are you using attributes? If so, you can simply attach a price adjustment to each option value. That would be the quickest and most proper way to handle variation-specific pricing.
i am trying to add product filter by price in opencart, So how to do this?
also add this featured in product page
Follow this steps you can easily add the Price filter for your open cart front end page
Filter I Category → Filter-->Insert--> add filter.
Give--> 1000,2000 and more.
Now Save Filters.
Filter II Extension-->Modules-->Click Filter.
Maintain with Column Left
Status enabled.
Filter III Catalog -->Products-->Click Edit
Go to Links-->Type Filter Amount
If Product Price 2500 ,then maintain the filter value price (2000 – 3000) Range.
Regards
Megala
In fact, it is unnecessary to add the price filter. It is possible to generate the price range filter automatically for products listing when the customer access any category in your store.
I use an advanced products filters module(include price range filter) for my store > http://www.myluvme.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=88_95.
It really help my customers focus in on what they are looking for which will create more sales.
The mod worked out of the box with the default theme and only needed some minor tweaks to work with my custom theme which the developer did for me immediately. i like that it builds upon the framework of oc.
It should be useful to boost your online sales too. I recommend you to try it. You could find it at:
http://www.ocaddons.com/product/opencart-module-advanced-products-filters-module-include-price-range
Unlike many other shopping carts there is no a built-in filter in OpenCart that could be considered a normal usable e-commerce store filter unfortunately. The OpenCart filters thing is a super clumsy functionality and it's not very clear for users how to administer it. In our company we use an extension called Brainy Filter http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=extension/extension/info&extension_id=19184 They have it for both OpenCart versions but of course you should go with 2.x rather then the old 1.5.x one. All other filters we tried appeared to be either just junk or had very messy interfaces.
I am trying to set up a Satchmo site, but I am stuck at the product variation and the item in stock for the specific variation.
I am attaching the link (THIS LINK); please see the size section where I want to MARK the sold out variation of that product.
I'm not sure what you are asking actually. What is giving you trouble with Product Variation?
Regardless here is a screencast by Lincoln Loop and the offical tutorial to help with Product Variation.
You can create Attribute options with boolean type (or other type if you need more complex configuration) for each size, and set up in the admin product form for each product if size is exists or not.
Here is documentation in details with example.
This is a fairly quick question regarding schema design for a Django project.
Basically, we have a series of monthly reports from different departments that are aggregated into a single report with some pretty charts (we're probably going to use Google Visualization API for that, but I'm open to other suggestions, if you think something else integrates nicely with Django).
Each department is responsible for filing their own figures for their part of the report. We'll probably be using the Django admin for entering in those figures, since it doesn't have to be pretty, it's just to get some numbers in each month.
I'm assuming the better way here is to have an abstract Report model, inherit this for each department having a separate Model, with any specific fields overridden, and then have a DateField on each one as well.
Having a month as the parent object, and descending the reports from that - that's a silly approach, right?
Also, what's the best way of enforcing it so that they can only submit their figures once? I could have a separate month and year field, I guess and enforce a unique on that field, but I was hoping to use the inbuilt DateField, but what's the best way to enforce month and year uniqueness? Should I use the new model validation feature for that?
Cheers,
Victor
A Django model field can have an option unique_for_month and unique_for_year. The value of that option is a DateTime or Date field in the model.
E.g.
class Report(models.Model):
submit_date = models.DateField()
department_id = models.IntegerField(unqiue_for_month=date)