Dynamic Price Updater

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Originally Posted by Chrome

Hi

Crikey, you're right, it's in a javascript file... You should be able to see the results in the source of page, near the top... The echo option would have the same effect... Change the code to:

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echo '// DEBUG';
var_dump($pibp); 


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Refresh the page, view source then hit CTRL+F and search for DEBUG... Convoluted but it should get you to your data

HTH

Dan

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Convoluted is the only way to go - makes life so much more interesting. :P

When I add the debugging echo, I get // DEBUGstring(7) "15.9500" (and a whole lotta odd W3C errors). But to be honest, have no idea what the debugstring means (or what to do to correct it).

Thanks so much for your time!

Hi

Lee, do you have a link? I'll check it out

kamelion, the //DEBUG bit is just the echo string to find the output in the code... The var_dump() follows straight after and is saying the variable is a string, 7 characters long and it contains "15.9500"... It's odd that the code you have used doesn't work... I'm not firing on all cylinders at the moment but try

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if ((float)$pibp > 0) $load = false; 


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That might work; I'm pretty tired so I may be missing something else... Let me know how you get on

Cheers

Dan

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Originally Posted by Chrome

Hi

Lee, do you have a link? I'll check it out

kamelion, the //DEBUG bit is just the echo string to find the output in the code... The var_dump() follows straight after and is saying the variable is a string, 7 characters long and it contains "15.9500"... It's odd that the code you have used doesn't work... I'm not firing on all cylinders at the moment but try

PHP Code:

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if ((float)$pibp > 0) $load = false; 


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That might work; I'm pretty tired so I may be missing something else... Let me know how you get on

Cheers

Dan

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That is so nice of you to help even though you're tired. You have no idea how much I appreciate it!

I would love to put your code to the test but all the sudden this afternoon, the DPU decided to be stubborn and wouldn't work at all - even after I replaced the files with untainted ones. (I haven't made changes to any other files other than the ones specific to DPU.)

I'm getting
Error: this._responseXML.getElementsByTagName("responseType")[0] is undefined

I thought it was because I have the css/js loader installed (don't know if you're familiar with it) which runs a minify script. So to get it to play nice, I did the workaround required if there's a javascript conflict and it's still reading the whole file except for that one line...

I don't suppose you have any ideas of how to fix it?

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Originally Posted by Chrome

Hi

Lee, do you have a link? I'll check it out

kamelion, the //DEBUG bit is just the echo string to find the output in the code... The var_dump() follows straight after and is saying the variable is a string, 7 characters long and it contains "15.9500"... It's odd that the code you have used doesn't work... I'm not firing on all cylinders at the moment but try

PHP Code:

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if ((float)$pibp > 0) $load = false; 


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That might work; I'm pretty tired so I may be missing something else... Let me know how you get on

Cheers

Dan

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Hi Dan,

choosemypc.com.au - PM me if you want login details... Its just a test site..

Thanks,

Lee

Hi

Kamelion, The Updater is failing because somehow a blank space is the first character is the returned XML... To be honest I have no idea why that might be happening... Usually this is caused by a blank space after the ?> which ends a PHP file, but the Updater's files are left open to guard against this anomaly... Currently I couldn't say why your site is exhibiting this behaviour but I will have a think about it

Lee, that link doesn't load

Cheers

Dan

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Originally Posted by Chrome

Hi

Kamelion, The Updater is failing because somehow a blank space is the first character is the returned XML... To be honest I have no idea why that might be happening... Usually this is caused by a blank space after the ?> which ends a PHP file, but the Updater's files are left open to guard against this anomaly... Currently I couldn't say why your site is exhibiting this behaviour but I will have a think about it

Lee, that link doesn't load

Cheers

Dan

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Hi Dan,

The link takes a while to load - Cheap hosting, cheap service!

Direct link -

http://choosemypc.com.au//index.php?...&products_id=1

Let me know how you go. Thanks for your help so far..

Lee

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Originally Posted by leearmstrong3

Hi Dan,

The link takes a while to load - Cheap hosting, cheap service!

Direct link -

http://choosemypc.com.au//index.php?...&products_id=1

Let me know how you go. Thanks for your help so far..

Lee

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I deleted the product as a test and created a new one to make sure i wasnt doing anything wrong. I am still getting the same issue.

Updated link:

http://choosemypc.com.au//index.php?...&products_id=2

Thanks,

Lee

Hi

Lee, for some reason the URL for the Updater's server-side script isn't working properly... Not sure why this would be but try opening includes/modules/pages/product_info/jscript_ajax_updater.php and go to line 35... It should say

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var theURL = '<?php echo DIR_WS_CATALOG; ?>dpu_ajax.php';

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Change this to

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var theURL = 'http://choosemypc.com.au/dpu_ajax.php'; 


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Let me know how you get on

Dan

Hi Dan

Brilliant Mod, I have been searching everywhere for this and could not find anything until one of the moderators pointed me to your add-on, thanks a stack.

Problem though and I know it gets mentioned throughout the thread but can't get answer or make sense of it if I have read it, but anyways I will ask you directly...

The 1% increase on the price? I'm sure I need not say anything more, have you got a fix for me please?

Aswell I have a '1' in brackets next to the price which I'm not sure what it is but need to remove too if you could please help out?

Thanks in advance.

Jay

Number in brackets is the quantity, sorry wasn't paying attention to a few posts, just need to hide that though.

Tx again.