Closed (fixed)
Project:
eC Live Subproducts
Component:
Code
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Bug report
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Reporter:
Created:
22 Jan 2007 at 23:19 UTC
Updated:
9 Apr 2007 at 04:53 UTC
First:
product variations
There are no existing variations or attributes. To add some, first select a product type.
It has this on the live subproducts main page. But it lists no product types below it.
Second:
I'm not sure if the database installed correctly. I had to do it manually. This might be because I forgot to set the permissions.
Finally, I'm not sure how to set up my variations.
Comments
Comment #1
brmassa commentedSean,
you were completely right bout the two bugs on drupal 4.7. Now, both are corrected. test it again using a blank drupal installation and you will get no errors
about variation creation... whats your doubt?
best regards,
massa
Comment #2
kevinwalsh commentedI'm also finding that the "create variation" form doesn't actually create a variation, it just resets the form after hitting submit.
Comment #3
Kszosze commentedi have the same issue I tryiend to investigate a bit and found that the _submit function is not called, instead the creation of the form function is called the value of OP variable is correct, but don't call the _submit function... i don't know much about forms so I couldn't try to fix it
I hope this could be help you
Comment #4
phildu commentedi have now the same problem, i try and retry , another clean install of drupal ecommerce
mysql 4, mysql 5,
i'm surprise, because , one of mine instalation work , but i can't repoduce
when i create variation nothing happen
help ;)
Comment #5
brmassa commentedkevin, jose and phildu,
sorry! i was in a trip. thanks for reporting bugs.
your problem is pretty small: one line. jose was right.
i post a new code. 1.05. take a look and report if its all right ok?
best regards,
massa
Comment #6
kevinwalsh commentedthanks Massa, this worked for me. a couple other problems since arose:
1) but the weight assigned to attributes doesn't seem to have an effect. i would expect the attribute with the lowest weight to be the default, but it seems to default to the last entered attribute.
2) it doesn't seem to be possible to disable inventory management. even though all my products' attributes have a stock value of -1 (infinite) the product appears on the product page as "sold out". perhaps i'm doing something wrong?
Comment #7
brmassa commentedkevin,
you are right on both statements.
1* i was planning to create a feature called "default selection" that would customize the... default selection. but i had no time to implement this. the weight only set the list order.
2* the javascript and php were both fixed, but i think i didnt posted the correction. ill see if i can fix this soon.
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im now creating the Drupal 5.0 version. this new version will be a complete rebuild. variations and attributes will be taxonomy and any product can have subproducts, among other new features. the problem is that im not sure that the 4.7 data (variations, attributes and subproducts) will be able to auto-port. i will make a big effort toward this. in 1-2 weeks i will release the code for testing.
regards,
massa
Comment #8
phildu commentedgreat,
1 this one work for me
2 use taxonomy is a good idea, i'm impatient to try it
than's a lot
Comment #9
pyrello commentedHey Massa,
I have been trying your module. And I'm not sure how it is supposed to look. I grant you that the scope of what you are talking about is huge, but I'm having trouble wrapping my mind around how it is supposed to go. Do you have a site that I could look at where you have this up and running? I would really like to see how it is supposed to look.
Sean
Comment #10
kevinwalsh commentedHey,
Here is one product in my halfway functional implementation:
http://www.justcoffee.net/node/894.
As i mentioned before, it says it's "sold out" but it can still be added to one's cart.
The 5.0 version sounds awesome, Massa.
-kevin
Comment #11
brmassa commented