Attribute controller for each item quantity

Hi friends,

How do I join multiple Attributes in a single Attribute with backoffice?
Example for my question... I need to do:

Example working with other element:

Please help me

Regards

Don't know if there is a separate forum thread for backoffice, but if there is it would be suggested to post the questiion there.

Unintentionally i post in section backoffice ..

I do not know what the best section... sorry..

Can you help me with the problem?

Thanks

kkdoxy:

Unintentionally i post in section backoffice ..

I do not know what the best section... sorry..

Can you help me with the problem?

Thanks

I'm not familiar with this product and further can't seem to tell if this is a commercial product or not. From looking at the provided screen shots, I can assume that the second image is showing the display of a product having one aattribute for a product that is displayed when requesting two of the product. My further assumption is that if the product had more than one attribute then it would display the option(s) for each attribute for each product, but what is seen here is that the only attribute that is duplicated in a multi-product display is the text attribute. Therefore the solution(s) I see would be either custom coding or some form of a setting in the backoffice configuration to display all attribute combinations for each product and not just for text boxes. Thus the first colored area would have a product 1 and a product 2 section for the first attribute. In part I assume that is what you are wanting to duplicate.

If backoffice is a commercial program then the creators of it should be contacted. Otherwise suggest searching the forum for backoffice (or as two words back office) to see if there is a help thread on it and if this topic has already been covered.

I might be wrong, but I think the OP is referring to Zencart admin as 'backoffice'. Beyond that, I don't understand the question.

Might be,but there is a group called custom sciptz that have put together back office to serve as a zen cart admin interface, and as can be seen by the example, generally speaking the screen shot doesn't look anything like a typical ZC admin screen. (Css could change that, but there appears to be other aspects missing from the view.

Also, this in some way or another is somewhat of a duplicaate thread of http://www.zen-cart.com/showthread.php?215441-Attribute-controller-for-each-item-quantity

I didn't catch which was the chicken and which was the egg, but similar questions asked in two different places.

Hi,

thanks for your messages...

i have the problem to do that example.

In other words,

If i change the quantity of the product i need to generate the number of items (input text) automatically...

if i change quantity for four produts (for example) its make 4 input text..

The image 2 I already have to work for someone else, now wanted to know how I do something similar, but with the example image 1.

Can you understand me?
best regards

This type of action is generally performed throughsome form of javascript or ajax. Either the page is reloaded with the results of the change in the dropdown or the area with the text field iis adjusted "automatically" by the same change.

So the applicable onaction event is tied to the dropdown and then the data is updated. For a reload, the information entered so far should be maintained (although what is to happen if data has been entered say in box 3, but now only 2 items are to be considered should be addressed possibly with an alert or that extra data should be internally maintained in case it is desired to expand the selection again.) In a full javascript implementation, well, would present the necessary information for each item in the list. On submit all associated data would be captured either from the post data for the page or the jaavascript data and then forwarded on to the processing of adding the product(s) to the database...

The screenshots look like what the customer sees when they are placing an order, not what the admin sees when setting up a product. Which is it?
To get the active display responding to the quantity entered, you would need some custom javascript coding which is far beyond forum advice.

gjh42:

The screenshots look like what the customer sees when they are placing an order, not what the admin sees when setting up a product. Which is it?
To get the active display responding to the quantity entered, you would need some custom javascript coding which is far beyond forum advice.

hmm, it is very hard.. so..

Can is it possible to have attibute controllers with multiple text fields equal to quantity of products (amount), by backoffice?

Can you understand my question?

Thanks

kkdoxy:

hmm, it is very hard.. so..

Can is it possible to have attibute controllers with multiple text fields equal to quantity of products (amount), by backoffice?

Can you understand my question?

Thanks
I think I understand ... let me try to restate:

You want a TEXT-type attribute that will display a varying number of TEXT boxes, based on the quantity that the customer has entered. If the customer enters a quantity of 1, there is one text-box displayed; if the customer enters a quantity of 2, there are 2 text-boxes displayed, etc.

If that's an accurate description, then the answer is No -- there is not an attribute type that will do that. For each different "Text" value (e.g. for engraving or embroidering), the customer needs to choose a quantity of product with the current text-field, add that to their cart and then choose the product again to identify the different text-value.

Is it the customer that is in question or the admin? From what little I had found about this module, it seemed like it was an admin interface. Does that change the answer? (I mean, seems like would have to iterate on the text fields keeping the other information constant, and treat like adding multiple products at once.)