Starting a consolidated thread for discussion of javascript improvement - allow more customization of timer display; make display translatable (multilingual); possibly node teaser mode; and etc.

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WebNewCastle’s picture

One possibility for the javascript/timer was a suggestion about the http://drupal.org/project/jstimer module (reference: #925968: Do you know this module - Javascript Timer

Dragolin’s picture

another remark:

the node has expired and when you browse to the node, the 'buy now' button disappears (after javascript kicks in), however it is still present on the node teaser -> meaning I can still add it to my cart and buy it

is it possible to run an additional check against the expiration date when you want to add to cart?
thx :)

yaoweizhen’s picture

+1
My website depended on this module. Do you have plan on this project? I like the new features.

Dragolin’s picture

another remark:

once the node has expired, you have a timer saying: "expired 1 day 5 hours ... ago"
wouldn't it be easier to just countdown to "00 days 00 hours ..." and keep it there (no negative count)

thx :)

gillisig’s picture

How about product grids? wouldnt it be nice to be able to view the timer in the product grid?

aquaphenix’s picture

Has there been any progress on getting Ubercart Limited Time Offer to be multilingual through i18n?

This is a great module, but being able to translate the text and formats to other languages would make it even better.

aquaphenix’s picture

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Well I was able to make some fields multilingual, not the ideal way to do, but it works. Add the following to your settings.php for the site you want the fields to be translatable:

/**
* Multilingual settings
* 
* This is a collection of variables that can be set up for each language when i18n is enabled.
* These are the basic ones for Drupal core, but you can add your own here.
*/

$conf['i18n_variables'] = array(
  'uc_lto_expires_on_text',
  'uc_lto_expires_in_text',
);