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[Contribution] QTpro - Quantity Tracking Professional
Started by zonetown, Jan 13 2003 12:55 PM
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#43
Posted 09 February 2003 - 01:35 AM
:cry: I have 1 week trying to fix these error, appears on the catalog when i try to see some product
[img]http://www.copper13sinks.com/ossnap.jpg[/img]
im using oscommerce 2.2
tanks a lot for your help
[img]http://www.copper13sinks.com/ossnap.jpg[/img]
im using oscommerce 2.2
tanks a lot for your help
#44
Posted 11 February 2003 - 03:00 PM
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This is what I noticed. If I go into the product and just click add to cart I get the "product not in stock" error. Notice in the cart that the attribute is not listed below the item. The radio button was selected but it doen't register.
Now if I go into the product and click a different attribute and then click the top attribute again.. THEN add it to the cart.. all is good.
So the problem is with that top radio button..
If anyone has a fix I would love to hear from you.
Now if I go into the product and click a different attribute and then click the top attribute again.. THEN add it to the cart.. all is good.
So the problem is with that top radio button..
If anyone has a fix I would love to hear from you.
The ksort() error was being generated by the radio button 'looking like' it was checked, but the script not seeing any buttons checked. Joe's fix just let the customer see that the radio button was not checked, but it still allows for null attributes if the customer forgets to select something.
This patch adds a javascript check to ensure that a radio button has been selected before moving on:
http://www.msu.edu/~sloughwi/product_info.php
You might have to right-click and choose "save file as"
Hope this helps!
:wink:
Also: Joe, I think you should update the order process so that the quantities under product_stock are updated and not just the quantities under products. Not vital, just a suggestion.
Another nice feature would be drop down boxes for each attribute instead of radio buttons. That would require a bit of work, but would make the order process look nicer.
#45
Posted 12 February 2003 - 04:23 AM
Correction: ksort() error was NOT being caused by the reason above. The above error was causing the script to show 'no attributes' when there shoudl always be some.
ksort() error is being caused by a NULL array getting sent to a stock level function.
Here's a fix:
Put this in catalogincludesmodules
http://www.msu.edu/~sloughwi/order_details.php
right click then save as...
hopefully that will do the trick!
ksort() error is being caused by a NULL array getting sent to a stock level function.
Here's a fix:
Put this in catalogincludesmodules
http://www.msu.edu/~sloughwi/order_details.php
right click then save as...
hopefully that will do the trick!
#46
Posted 12 February 2003 - 07:21 PM
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Correction: ksort() error was NOT being caused by the reason above. The above error was causing the script to show 'no attributes' when there shoudl always be some.
ksort() error is being caused by a NULL array getting sent to a stock level function.
Here's a fix:
Put this in catalogincludesmodules
http://www.msu.edu/~sloughwi/order_details.php
right click then save as...
hopefully that will do the trick!
ksort() error is being caused by a NULL array getting sent to a stock level function.
Here's a fix:
Put this in catalogincludesmodules
http://www.msu.edu/~sloughwi/order_details.php
right click then save as...
hopefully that will do the trick!
Paul, sorry I'm new .. and slow :? hehe.. I just want to make sure I have this right... The first fix you posted is just to make sure that an atribute is selected..
Does the second fix mean that I wouldn't have to include an attribute on every item? What I have been doing to avoid the errors is adding each item with a product attribute and then adding the stock to that attribute. So for instance.. I have a blue widget.. thats all I have. I list it as a blue widget and then add the attribute "blue". Then I stock the item so it shows 12 "blue". When a customer places the item into the shopping cart and does not select "blue" they now get a out of stock message and are instructed to go back and choose a color or size.
If I just add the item "blue widget" and show stock in the "stock" box..and do not add the attribute "blue" and add stock to the "blue" attribute THEN I get that ksort error.
I hope that makes sense.. I don't want try and install something that I'm not sure how it works
Thanks!
#47
Posted 12 February 2003 - 07:36 PM
Yes you are right.
The first fix give a pop up box saying "you must select an option" when there are attributes to choose from and the customer has not choosen one.
The second fix stops the ksort() error that appear when someone puts an item with no attributes into a their cart. This second fix would do away with the need to have attributes on every item.
So lets say a customer is buying a 'thingy' and a 'widget'. There are no attributes for the 'thingy' but the customer can get a red or blue 'widget'. Before fix one, the customer could have added the widget to his cart w/o selecting an attribute, which would have given an out of stock error. Fix 1 stops that and forces the customer to select blue or red for the 'widget'.
Before fix 2 the customer could have selected the 'thingy' and put it in his cart, but as soon as he viewed his cart he would get a 'ksort()' error. Fix 2 fixes the ksort() bug. After applying fix 2, you no longer need to give every item attributes.
The customer adds a blue 'widget' and a 'thingy' to his cart and off he goes
Make sure you back-up your old files before trying these new ones. If they dont' work for some reason, you can just put the backups into action again.
Please let me know if there are any problems!
The first fix give a pop up box saying "you must select an option" when there are attributes to choose from and the customer has not choosen one.
The second fix stops the ksort() error that appear when someone puts an item with no attributes into a their cart. This second fix would do away with the need to have attributes on every item.
So lets say a customer is buying a 'thingy' and a 'widget'. There are no attributes for the 'thingy' but the customer can get a red or blue 'widget'. Before fix one, the customer could have added the widget to his cart w/o selecting an attribute, which would have given an out of stock error. Fix 1 stops that and forces the customer to select blue or red for the 'widget'.
Before fix 2 the customer could have selected the 'thingy' and put it in his cart, but as soon as he viewed his cart he would get a 'ksort()' error. Fix 2 fixes the ksort() bug. After applying fix 2, you no longer need to give every item attributes.
The customer adds a blue 'widget' and a 'thingy' to his cart and off he goes
Make sure you back-up your old files before trying these new ones. If they dont' work for some reason, you can just put the backups into action again.
Please let me know if there are any problems!
#49
Posted 27 February 2003 - 08:26 AM
The link on page 1 of this thread no longer works, and I am looking for this EXACT SOLUTION, and am desperate to find a complete answer. It seems as if everyone who has it says it works great.
I am selling paintings and want to have different sizes of the same painting available. So that when the 20x24's sell out, we can still have the option of the 8x10's there. And to have manage the quantity available with each option is exactly what I am needing.
Any help is much appriciated. If someone could even post the files that were once on the "http://www.vary.net/qtpro" site (it is not up anymore). Or if someone could email me the .zip file, or the extracted files, or ANYTHING!!!!!!!!
Thank You so much guys,
Danno~
I am selling paintings and want to have different sizes of the same painting available. So that when the 20x24's sell out, we can still have the option of the 8x10's there. And to have manage the quantity available with each option is exactly what I am needing.
Any help is much appriciated. If someone could even post the files that were once on the "http://www.vary.net/qtpro" site (it is not up anymore). Or if someone could email me the .zip file, or the extracted files, or ANYTHING!!!!!!!!
Thank You so much guys,
Danno~
#50
Posted 02 March 2003 - 06:25 PM
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The link on page 1 of this thread no longer works, and I am looking for this EXACT SOLUTION, and am desperate to find a complete answer. It seems as if everyone who has it says it works great.
I am also curious about this contribution. I've experimented with QTPro 2.0 for some time now, but have yet not managed to make good use of it. Is someone developing new features to this addition or is there some other ongoing effort to enable separate quantities for separate product attributes, hereby referred to as "attribute quantities"? (An earlier post from Joe mentioned handing over to Linda McGrath...)
It appears to me that the "attribute quantities" are not automatically updated when a product is sold. Have I misunderstood anything here or isn't that a showstopper for an addition such as this one?
What is the use of separate "attribute quantities" if they don't get updated?
I may be able to contribute, but I need to know the status first.
Thank you for your feedback,
Claes
BTW: Danno, if you are still looking for the QTPro download, send me an email.
#51
Posted 04 March 2003 - 12:01 AM
i have gotten some test items in the db and quantities for their attributes and i am getting the same result as wwwclaes, the stock does not adjust to it being sold. i peeked at the table products_attributes and there is no cell(for lack of better term) denoting quantity. is someone still working on this contribution still or should those of us wanting to use this seek other coders and pay them? this is a great contrib and i'd hate to see it die.
#52
Posted 17 June 2003 - 11:49 PM
Has anyone managed to get this working properly, i.e. no errors produced & stock deducted from each individual attribute? I've managed the first part, but the second bit is proving tricky. :?
I've had 3 children.........how hard can this be???
#53
Posted 30 July 2003 - 07:18 PM
I am really interested in this script but from all the posts that I've read, I'm not clear if it is fully working at this point. And if it will work with a version of MS2. Does anyone have the latest information on this script? Thanks.
#54
Posted 30 July 2003 - 09:33 PM
Hi Mark,
A few days ago I uploaded a new version to the contributions section which contains fixes from the forums & is rewritten as code to add to your existing files, rather than files to upload & replace your existing files with. This means you can fit it round any existing contributions you have added.
I'm not aware of anyone who has successfully integrated it into MS2. Personally, I'm using it with loaded5, so if you haven't made too many changes to your store, I'd consider using that.
Finally I should mention that its not perfect - one 'feature' that I'm aware of is that if you update any of the product details in admin it resets the stock levels to 0.
hth
A few days ago I uploaded a new version to the contributions section which contains fixes from the forums & is rewritten as code to add to your existing files, rather than files to upload & replace your existing files with. This means you can fit it round any existing contributions you have added.
I'm not aware of anyone who has successfully integrated it into MS2. Personally, I'm using it with loaded5, so if you haven't made too many changes to your store, I'd consider using that.
Finally I should mention that its not perfect - one 'feature' that I'm aware of is that if you update any of the product details in admin it resets the stock levels to 0.
hth
I've had 3 children.........how hard can this be???
