Posts by Mxkert

When editting this region, you can click on region options (on top) scroll down and choose a (different) template.

You can use the filter option to show every post except the post with the current post slug, like this:

Could you enable debug and post your debug script from that page here?

Hello,

Is there a function or another way to check if discount code is set?

Mike

Hello,

Is there a way to implement a sorting-system in a Perch App.

I am using the following code to put all the events in an object:

Now I would like to sort $events by, for example the eventTitle field before outputting the events.

I got it! First I had to obviously put all the dynamicFields into an array, then edit the price field and then putting it back into the array:

(I also indexed the product)

My only problem now is that the price in the dynamicFields is as follows: 120.45, but when I edit the product in Perch it has a comma: 120,45.

I checked the EUR currency, but the Decimal point character has . in Perch.

EDIT: On the product listing in Perch (/perch/addons/apps/perch_shop_products/) it is written as 120.45, but when editting the product in the template it is written as 120,45...

Template:

Hello,

As mentioned by Clive in this forum post, "textareas are wiped when the member profile is edited by an admin". Does anyone know a solution to prevent this from happening?

I created a textarea field in the profile.html template. When updating that field through this form, the field gets updated but as soon as I check the member in the Members app, the field gets wiped.

Mike

Hello,

I would like to update the price of products using the update function. Prices are stored in the productDynamicFields, using the following JSON structure:

I tried the follow code, but this wipes the rest of the productDynamicFields and is not updating the price either:

Is there a way to update the price by using the update function?

Mike

Creating the template:

1. Create a HTML-file in the folder /perch/templates/content/. For example text_region.html;
2. Put a textarea in that file, for example: <perch:content id="text" type="textarea" label="Text" editor="ckeditor" html>;
   
   Using the template on a page:
3. Refresh the page in the browser on which you put that code (perch_content('Intro'););
4. Then head over to the Perch dashboard;
5. Now on the page overview you will see your page with a region behind it;
6. Click the region
7. Select your created template;
8. Start editing and save;
9. Check your page in the browser.

NOTE: You don't need to install CKEditor to create a textarea, Perch has a few editors built in it's core. You could for example use editor="redactor in your textarea template.

Check your Perch settings for the Blog post page path. What is the path here?

When creating the parent page you have to check the box saying This page will have more pages below it. I found that if I checked the box after I already created the parent page without checking the box, it is still creating the pages in root.

What exactly is your problem?

Glad you figured it out

Can you try:

Thanks for thinking along. What would you consider a large number of products?

It is a shop with mobile devices, so for example 13 iPhones, with some iPhones having 18 variants. That is quite a lot, right?

EDIT: The largest page has 98 products.

EDIT EDIT: The main reason for the pagination would be for faster page loads (is this even true?). The main action should be to start filtering, so less products will display eventually when filtered. Would lazy loading the products on scroll be a good solution for faster page speed? So they won't be fully loaded on page load.

ellimondo I was thinking almost the same. Maybe I could create my own pagination in some way...

Oh wait, that is exactly what you stated. I am outputting a list of all products but as variants. I guess I will have to fabricate an other solution.

I was thinking the same. But I thought perch_shop_product_variants() was only for a specific product. It says: Display a list of product variants for a given product with perch_shop_product_variants().

I will look into this, thanks for your response.

Yes using <perch:variants></perch:variants> indeed

Hello,

In my shop I would like to output 12 products per page. I am outputting my products with variants, using:

So now when I am for example using 'count' => 12 it is outputting all the variants of 12 parent products, but I would like to output 12 variants in total and push the rest to the next page.

Is there a way to use the count option on the variants instead of the parent product?

Mike