Does anyone know if it is possible to decide the order of the vendors in Dokan through the menu order?
Because it is not possible to decide the order. Once entered the vendor remains in the list and there is the display in ascending order.
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Is it possible to sort the Collections pages by product SKU (instead of product name, featured, etc)?I have checked the theme's collection-sorting.liquid file, but it doesn't show SKU sorting as an option.
You can manually sort by SKU (use your mouse and drag'n'drop) or if you don't want to manually sort, you can use a script to sort a collection by SKU. It is likely not built-in by Shopify as it is not really something most people would want to do.
I am new to SAP Hybris. My requirement is to display best seller or some other lable on particular products Images. I just want to know, should hybris provide any of the properties or anything through which i can achieve this. Or i have to add my own field in Product Model.
I would say that there is no approach for it generally. Actually, such "tags" are also derived from other derived values. Stock, Total quantity in OrderEntries, ....
However, if you want to "boost" a product you can make it a "TOP" product which put its automatically in front of a search result. Depending on this, you could implement a tag on the image.
Of course, you would be a able to add a "String imageTag" field to the ProductModul and if set, put on the first image on the category page and/or PDP. But that is not a default feature.
I'm trying to change my product breadcrumb to display the first collection of a product (rather than showing the path the user took to reach the product).
I'm using the code product.collections[0] to show the first collection... but this displays the collections in A-Z order rather than the first collection that was added to the product.
Is there a way to call the first collection that was added to the product rather than ordering it A-Z?
Conceptually there is nothing in Shopify to support your cause. If you have a product you can get the list of collections it belongs to, but there is no support for a hierarchy or temporal access time. If you need to keep track of which collections a customer hits per product, you will need to do that yourself, manually, with JS.
Ever since day 0 of Shopify, I am sure there has been a wish for Shopify to somehow keep track of the collection that was selected when a customer selected a product, but to date, even that is not supported at all.
I've been asked by a client is it possible for them to be able to manually order product(Types) on the front-end instead of using the default A-Z option.
For example:
Customer visits product listing page
Selects product type from the filterable options E.G "t-shirts"
Products show based on that query but are organised how they have defined possibly in the backend somewhere, or as a Shopify setting that I setup.
I can't seem to find anything from digging around on the internet and I can't think how I'd do this on my own but wondered if anyone else ha had experience or ideas for how this could be achieved.
You could define a collection with the condition "Product type is equal to your_type". Then after you save the collection you can choose to order the products manually (the default is alphabetically).
Using the webhook api to retrieve orders, I'm wondering if there's some way that the orders can be tagged in some form so I can attribute them to certain objects in a shopify app. The scenario is a client wishes to be able to attribute certain orders to different charities. Is there a way they can identify the orders as such?
One thing I can think of is the visitor chooses a "product" which simply dictates which charity they wish the order sale to be donated to, and I look for that product in the webhook. But i wonder if there's another way.
You could use a cart.note or cart.attributes. They allow you to store custom properties with your order.
If you need a per product attribute, you can use Line Item Properties.