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I also like your contrib Steven.Quote:
Originally posted by seizer@Mar 2 2006, 09:10 PM
Steven
First of all many props to those who hvve worked so hard on this contrib. ::tup I am going to start working with it tonight.
I'd actually like to get that contrib if you don't mind.
Great looking site by the way.
Thanks
I send also a PM to you.
A Java script that checks the different combinations that are available:
and the dropdown lists:Code:<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
function changeCategory(vl) {
switch(vl) {
case "6":
strn = '<select name="id[2]"><option value="5">Extra Large</option><option value="5">Extra Large</option><option value="4">Large</option><option value="4">Large</option><option value="3">Medium</option><option value="3">Medium</option></select>';
break;
case "8":
strn = '<select name="id[2]"><option value="5">Extra Large</option><option value="5">Extra Large</option><option value="4">Large</option><option value="4">Large</option><option value="3">Medium</option><option value="3">Medium</option><option value="15">Xs</option></select>';
break;
}
document.getElementById('2').innerHTML='';
document.getElementById('2').innerHTML=strn;
return false;
}
</script>
With this javascript there is no need for AJAX.Code:<tr>
<td class="main">Kleur:</td>
<td class="main"><span id="1"><select name="id[1]" id="superid" onChange="changeCategory(this.value)"><option value="8">Groen</option><option value="6">Roze</option></select></span></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="main">Maat:</td>
<td class="main"><span id="2"><select name="id[2]"><option value="5">Extra Large</option><option value="5">Extra Large</option><option value="4">Large</option><option value="4">Large</option><option value="3">Medium</option><option value="3">Medium</option><option value="15">Xs</option></select></span></td>
</tr>
<td class="main"><a href="/conversion.php" target="new">Onbekende maat? Klik hier voor de maat<br>conversietabel (link opent in een nieuw venster).</a></td>
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
vll = document.getElementById('superid').options[document.getElementById('superid').selectedIndex].value;
changeCategory(vll);
</script>
But I hav not yet integrated this in the mod. So any help should be great.
Joost
Steven
Can I get a copy of your JS file? I'd like to try and get this on my site. I'll even try and package it .
Cesar
Hi,
This looks like somethig I would like too.
But still somewhat different.
I want attibutes just to appear if anothe certain attribute is already shoosen.
Like described in
http://www.zen-cart.com/modules/ipb/index....&hl=conditional
I sure would apriciat if that could be made.
Now alle attributes are available and visible although of no use and only confusing for the customers.
:blink:
That would be solved if someone gets an Ajax implementation working. If y'all wait for me to do it, it will probably be in the summer.
I will create it this week. Because I have to for my customer.
Steven: I Have your file received., but if I need some more altered files, can I contact you then?
Joost
Sorry to interrupt the current thread, but is there an easy way of populating the stock levels by attributes rather than use the Admin > Products With Attribute Stock > Add Quantity For Product Variant process???
I have a large catalogue so something like Easy Populate, or even a PHPmyAdmin approach would be very useful.
Cheers :)
I'm in a similar boat...
I found that integrating with easypopulate was a huge pain for me, but I admit I'm not sure if it is this mod or others that I've put in but I couldn't even get easypop to work at all.
PHPmyadmin is slower than the admin interface for me :)
One thing I did that helped was bypass the "confirm" step when adding attribute stock... that sped it up a bit but still not enough, so I ended up taking the time and effort to export the DB and use Excel to fill it out and then export that in import it back into the DB. It is faster if you have a lot of items, but VERY easy to screw up.
- Steven
Hi Steven,
Thanks for the advice.
Fortunately, I still have EP working with this contrib, but it doesn't avoid the need to have to trawl through all the products and systematically define stock by attributes. I guess I'm in need for a more slick way of doing this as I am just setting up my store and have a lot of products to initiate.
However, I would be keen for a smarter way of managing stock in future as I have more than one retail outlet, so may have to manually maintain stock levels on my site.
I am interested in your "work-around" for the confirm step - I tried to edit this out of the code to no avail - can you post your mod please?
I am happy to delve into the database using Excel (back-ups rule!), so would you be happy to provide a guide on this please?
Of course, I don't ask for much ::tup
Pretty sure I already posted the no_confirm mod here. Sorry, I can't provide steps for doing it in excel - it would take me hours just to figure out a way to explain it. Its easier to figure out honestly.
But it seems to me someone had come up with a guide. I remember ignoring it because it looked to complicated but it probably is worth the effort if you have >100 products to edit.
- Steven
Edit, ok 2 more things I don't like about this forum software!!! If you search for "nocontrib" you will find my post, but it just points you to this thread rather than the specific post like most forums do ::tdn Second, I found the post and I was going to link you directly to it but it won't let me do that either!!! :yk