Hi All,
What is the best way to uninstall this module?
Thanks.
Hi All,
What is the best way to uninstall this module?
Thanks.
I have the same question. The module is great, but with my particular setup, it presents a couple challenges that are too time consuming to work around. Great module, but need help uninstalling. I've moved all files (i think) to a 'mods not in use' folder, but I'm still getting database error on frontend and in admin area.
1146 Table 'myb0810212513999.TABLE_PRODUCTS_STOCK' doesn't exist
in:
[select quantity from TABLE_PRODUCTS_STOCK where products_id = '368' AND quantity > 0
Have I missed something somewhere?
@gsdcypher, If you're using the current version, 4.7, then running the following SQL should neuter itYou may wish to also replace the files mentioned in the installation documentation with their originals from the release package of the Zen Cart version that you have installed, but that shouldn't be necessary.DROP TABLE products_with_attributes_stock;
DELETE FROM configuration where configuration_key = "STOCK_SHOW_LOW_IN_CART";
@greenraingraphics, installing won't help you as your problem has nothing to Stock by Attributes. See post #405.
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I found the post mentioned....and it works like a charm. Just be sure you realize that instead of trying to find the file :includes/modules/pages/product_info/main_template_vars_attributes.php (which doesn't exist)
You really need to edit : includes / modules / attributes.php
The link to the post in question is : http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showpo...&postcount=110
Sorry if this is redundant....I've been working on this for like 3 days now only to realize the info was right here all along....
i have a product with attribute. how do i make it so that it allows checkout even when a certain attribute is out of stock and will just notify the customer that the product will be shipped it 3 weeks.
e.g.
product: t-shirt
attribute: yellow = 10
red = 0
green = 8
how would i allow customer to checkout with their order red and will just notify them that it will be shipped in 3 weeks.
thank you so much!
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To drewby07:
This was driving me crazy, thank you so much for finding the link and posting your results. I implemented this morning and it's working great.
If anyone is curious, you can see how displaying the stock level next to the attribute looks here: http://www.pinkbypost.com/index.php?...&products_id=9
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Hi
Have just installed v4.7 and wondering if there is any way of changing the 'Quantity in Cart' so that it changes with the attribute selected, rather than showing the total number of product in the cart.
e.g. at the moment if I add 2 yellow and 1 red item the Quantity in Cart shows 3 whichever attribute I select in the dropdown.
Alternatively is it possible just to remove the Quantity in Cart text and count because it doesn't make sense to me to have "3"
Christine
I really like this contribution. It solves a huge problem for me, because I have several products with color variations set up as attributes.
I just installed 4.7a on a Zen Cart 1.38a installation. I have an issue to draw to attention to and a question.
The first time I went to set stock quantities on a product with two attribute variations, I accidentally selected Both for the product to select for change. I got a Headers Already Sent error that I traced to admin/products_with_attributes_stock.php, line 193. The following echo statement generates the error.
The line generated output that displays "att: 1/2".Code:echo "att: $attributes<bR>\n";
I do not get the error when I correctly select a single attribute to change.
I commented the line out and everything seems to work fine.
I really like the feature that displays the amount of stock available in the Shopping Cart when a customer orders more than the current stock level. However, the Shopping Cart displays a message, "Items not in stock will be placed on backorder" and the customer is billed for the entire quantity.
My bank rep that is setting up my Authorize.net account told me that all orders must be shipped within seven days from the order date. Since that is not possible with some backorders, how do I prevent backorders from occurring?
If there are 5 items in stock and the customer is trying to buy 10, is there a way for me to advise them to adjust the order quantity or prevent them from placing an order for items that exceed the quantity that I can ship?
The best solution would be to actually put it on backorder and not bill the customer for backordered items until they ship, but I don't think we can do that with the current version of Zen Cart. *** hint, hint, hint for future release ***
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