We are using Orocommerce version 3.
We have setup a number of differnent product categories and assigned products to these. We have also defined the permissions so that certain groups and cusotmers should not be able to see some of the products via the front end of the site.
When testing the site using two different cusotmers one which should and one which should not see the product when using the search and the product SKU both are able to view and potentially buy the product.
This only appears to be happening for certain products, which is odd.
We have reviewed the documentation here: Oro Docs and feel we have followed it correctly.
Has any one come acrooss this before, what options do we have solve this?
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Can products in the react-admin framework be assigned to multiple categories?
For example in the demo, a new poster of a bearded man with a pet cat would ideally be categorised as both 'beard' and 'animal'. Currently you can only select one category.
You are able to specify multiple segments for a customer in the demo (using alt-select in the customer's segment drop-down list) so I wondered why this feature was not enabled for product categories...
In addition, can filtering then be configured to support multiple category filtering, rather than only allowing one single category term to be used?
Yes we could have implemented it this way for product categories too. We didn't as we wanted to show multiple types of references in the demo.
As for your question about filtering, yes, it's possible if you use the same input as for segments selection which allow multiple ones.
React-admin is a framework for building administration applications with React. It's not an e-commerce framework nor a UI kit. You can do whatever you want :)
I've searching this issue for about 2 days, so I'm really appreciate your help.
First, I create account at Google Merchants Center and linked it with my site.
The Product Feed is also works well ( I'm using prestashop, so the input methods is "E-Commerce platform imports".
As shown in image above, the status is successful.
After that, I create a campaign (max CPC and budget are already created), but here is the result:
Is there any step that I miss that caused the products doesn't listed?
first, the items, images, and website must adhere
to all google's rules and policies; individual items
that are searchable does not necessarily indicate
all is well -- always check the main dashboard, the
entire account, and email, for any messages from
google and check the site's log-files to help verify
that google has crawled the website and images.
yes, a feed may take 24-72 hours or so to be processed
and all items and images crawled -- before being seen
within the (linked) adwords campaign.
be certain the merchant-center account or sub-account is properly linked.
also, why is an inventory-filter being used?
generally, a filter is created to exclude items --
any items that do not match the filter (exactly)
will be excluded from the campaign.
check the feed file within a browser-window and individual items
within the products-tab to be certain that the items (attributes)
will be able to match the filter, exactly.
also, verify that the remaining products that do fit through the filter
are being included in the defined product-group within the (linked)
adwords-account, by clicking on 'view the full list of products' --
generally, only one campaign is needed but check any other shopping
campaigns and all other product-groups to be certain that the items
are not being filtered or matched elsewhere in the account.
otherwise, google should likely be contacted so that a person can
look directly into the data-feed, website, images, and both accounts.
After Days, I finally found it.
I've just aware that I made a mistake in "Attributes" the value of my site category doesn't being recognized by Google, so I have to create a new one based on the template from google itself.
After I re-fetch the feed, there are some changes happens. You can compare these below images with above images.
And finally... the products show up.
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).
I'm retrieving the item info of many items using getMultipleItems in the Shopping API, and I need to find-out the items' root category. In the US site (0), the root categories are here: http://www.isoldwhat.com/getcats/fullcategorytree.php
How can I tell which of these an item belongs to (for example, "Computers/Tablets & Networking")? Can I do it within getMultipleItems (or getSingleItem) or do I need another call?
It seems like a short question, but this problem is shared with my use of the Amazon API to which I've been doing extensive research and I decided to resolve it on my eBay end. The "problem" is determining the selling fee, which can be done on Amazon's side, by getting the ProductGroup of the item, or by using eBay's root categories, and matching either one to the fee table Amazon defined for it's commission rates. In this case, there's not a lot of turn-out to refer to here to show I looked everything up.
The getCategoryInfo and related category-info-searching doesn't pertain to particular items. I get a <primarycategoryid> N/V pair in my item responses, but (I'm pretty sure) that's a leaf category (mapping 10,000+ leaf categories [even just the fraction I would use] to Amazon's product group-specific fee table would be a hell of a pain).
Again, how do I trace an <item> to it's ancestor/root category?
You can trace the root of a category via the PrimaryCategoryIDPath field that is returned when calling GetMultipleItems.
Keep in mind that this information is not returned unless you have specified Details in the IncludeSelector field as part of your request.
More information on PrimaryCategoryIDPath can be found here.
I am running prestashop shopping cart and I enabled its cross selling module. After enabling it I could not see any thing on cart saying "customer who bought this product also bought" etc
Is there anything I missed?
If you've only just enabled this, you won't be getting any information from this module just yet. If no one has purchased similar products since you've enabled this module, there won't be any information gathered just yet.
Give it some time to allow it to gather the data from your customers, right now it likely doesn't have anything to work with but it is working in the background.
The crosselling module needs some orders to check if a product was sold together with other products. A list of 'people who bought this product also bought' will only be shown with products that :
1) are already in any old order AND
2) has other products within that same order.
Only if those requirements are met, cross-sold product will be shown.