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jsignal

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    Jason Signalness

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  1. Thanks for the tips! I installed the Firefox "Web Developer" extension. I like it very much. It was helpful in tracking down the issue. And thanks for pointing me to the form. I think the problem was that the case statement which handles the "update" of an option wasn't properly setting the $track_stock variable. I duplicated the third line in this code block: case 'add_product_options': . . . for ($i=0, $n=sizeof($languages); $i<$n; $i ++) { . . . $track_stock=isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['track_stock'])?1:0; . . . And put it a little farther down, as in this example: case 'update_option_name': $track_stock=isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['track_stock'])?1:0; I would quote line numbers, but after so many modifications, line numbers are meaningless. Thanks again, -Jason
  2. I'm just curious if you ever found the problem with editing the "track stock" on existing stock? This exact problem is happening on my store right now. I've installed attrib sort, static attribute, gift voucher, and qtpro (obviously) contribs on this OSC installation. Thanks, Jason
  3. I have installed the QTPro version 4.2 contribution, which allows us to track stock levels of various sizes, colors, etc, of a particular item. It seems to work if I create a new product option in the admin interface. But we have a large number of items already in our store from a time before we installed the contrib. When I check the "track stock" checkbox in the admin interface, and try to save the changes, nothing seems to happen. How can I modify my database rows, etc, so that the items already in the catalog can be tracked? Thanks, Jason
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