I have a shop on PrestaShop 1.5 and I need to display products based on "features" criteria. To do this, I figured I need to modify (or clone and modify) homefeatured module. But how? I can't seem to find out what to add.
The file homefeatured.php only has $category and $products (with usage of $category). I'm totally in the dark, can someone help me out?
Do you like to show product on certain creiterial. Or you like to show special product. As homefeatured product serve the featured product. So if you add any product as featured it will show on home featured.
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Was wondering if anyone knows or have came across this shopify functionality I am looking. Basically you have images as a color option and when you select one it dynamically updates the featured image and the gallery.
Similar to this:
https://www.rugsusa.com/rugsusa/rugs/rugs-usa-shag/Natural/200SPRE14A-305.html
Any inputs are appreciated.
If I may rephrase your main question (Hopefully I've understood what you're after):
In Shopify, can I automatically update the product image based on the user's option selections?
Answer:
Yes!
Many (if not most/all) themes in Shopify support this natively - if variants in your products are assigned featured images through the product admin, the theme will update the main product image to that variant's featured image.
Not all themes have built-in colour swatches, but those that do should be able to replicate the style of your linked store without too much trouble. (Different themes with swatch support have different ways of implementing those swatches - you will want to check your theme's documentation to find out how to best set up your swatches for your store)
Hope this helps!
I'm trying to get all products from CS-Cart but I can only get all products from one page (24 by default). Anyone knows if there is a cleaner way to do this than to change the items_per_page value to a big number?
Thanks
If you set ?items_per_page=0, CS-Cart will list all products for you within a category.
If you want to display a link in the "Items per page" dropdown, it can be a little bit tricky, because you have to write a custom "sorting.tpl" template. Right now, there is no hook you can connnect.
I'm using PrestaShop 1.5.5.0.
I want to add a custom check box list to the product page so a customer can choose shipping carrier on the product details page. Can it be possible ? I can add a specific fields in the product details page. As I'm new it's little difficult for me to figure out how can I add other details and carry the values to the order page and that is also dynamically. Is there any module available by which I can accomplish the task ? Please suggest me.
What I want to do is this : Choosing shipping carrier in product page :
http://www.wayfair.com/LifeStyle-Solutions-Zurich-Platform-Bed-LS3-ZUR-X-CP-LF1087.html
Well It's a tough task. You need to work on the controller if you want to carry the values or create a module like shipping estimate and hook it to the product page that might work.
I just want to show some featured products on each category page (not home page).
I thought to use features or tags. So in the back, I add to the products I want to show a "featured" tag or feature. And then in the front on each category page I display the products of that category that have that tag or feature.
What do you think is easier? and how can I achieve this? I am so lost, so I'd appreciate any guidance.
Thanks guys
Here is how I would do this:
Create a module (obviously) to extend the product class and add a featured field (as a boolean, you can also use a position field if you want to manage something like that)
Within the module it's easy to override the admin controller to add a checkbox somewhere
On the category page, create a hook to display the featured product, or just override the categoryController to get them.
And voilà! It's really easy. I just give you the steps as I won't write the code for you :) but if you need more advices feel free to ask
I've recently been working on a new Wordpress site using the WooCommerce and official Woocommerce Variable Product Swatches plugin.
My issue is that the product variation swatches have stopped working on their own. Here's a page for an example: http://butterlane.com/butterlanedev/product/cupcake/
The image swatches lined up along the top should switch the product image when clicked. Everything was working fine before but now the swatches are greyed out and i can see in the CSS that they've been switched to a .disabled class
I've tried creating a brand new product with brand new variations and the page still won't let me click on any of the swatches. I'm truly at a loss as to how this could have stopped working on its own. Hopefully someone with experience using the WooCommerce Variable Product Swatches plugin can help me figure out whats going on.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Try to turn off your swatches plugin and see if there are still "disabled" classes in the select dropdown list for your variations in the single product view page. If the class is still there then the plugin works how it should.
The variations are disabled if there are no more stocks in the inventory or is not available for purchase. Check your variable products for their stock quantity and price in each variation.
i believe there's a conflict in what the new Woocommerce (2.05) and what the last version of the plugin are meant to do with the other variation images once one has been selected. I'm guessing that the variation plugin uses one of the same trigger ID's in it's javascript as something else WooCommerce has chosen to use (there are only so many logical names for these things).
At this time it basically kills the ability to buy any of the products with variations... which is 'less than useful', for the moment I suggest turning off the plugin and using the default select list, which while ugly at least allows selection.
Waiting for this to get sorted out myself... and since WooThemes have decided to host on the slowest servers on the planet, I can't actually view their website to check the latest version of the plugin.
I guess i'll be pinging them on twitter.