Posts by Mxkert

I beautified the most important part:

orderItemsTotal and orderSubtotal do have decimals in place, but are not strings.

I used <perch:showall/> in my cart template, and it outputs every price with a decimal:

Hmm, yes. But in Perch I am using a . and not a , so somewhere in the process there is an error.

What do you mean by formatting the currency? I am using EUR as my currency.

I think for some reason some of the values should be strings, for example: 109,04 should be '109,04'. I see two values like this, so then the total values would be 30.

After some checking, I saw that orderItemsTotal and orderSubtotal are not written as strings in the values. How could I change this so they will be sent to the database as strings?

Anyone? I am still getting this error, so it won't persist to checking out. The columns and fields are equal length..

Hello,

I imported data into my database, from another webshop that I have. Since importing this data, when checking out I get the following message in the debug:

What does this mean?

Mike

Can you turn on debug and check what error is getting shown after adding the product again.

The Perch settings can be found in the top bar when on the dashboard in Perch.

Is this path the right path to the root of your website?

I use ProductImporter to get products from an API. I would like to change the price of the products.

Currently there is no way to update products by using the ProductImporter. So to keep my products updated, I want to delete all products and import all products again from the API on a regular basis, so if a product is deleted or added in the API, it also gets deleted or added on my website.

If I would just edit the price of a product, I would lose this value when deleting and importing back.

So my idea was to create collections and connect them to products, by giving them the same slug for example. Use this collection to overwrite fields from the product.

I hope this is not too vague of an explanation.

Hello Hussein,

Well, I would like to use that value in the cart and checkout. I am using this, so that I could delete and re-import all products and keep the changes I made to the product this way.

Hello,

I am using Perch Shop and I have imported a lot of products. Now I would like to make a collection which I attach to a certain product, by using the same slug for the product and the collection item for example. I want to create a field in the collection which will be used as the price of the product, so this collection item field will overwrite the price of the product.

What would be the best solution to achieve this?

Mike

EDIT:

I tried overwriting the product price by setting the price variable, but no luck.

On the product page I am outputting the collection with the same slug. Retrieving the price field from the collection and trying to overwrite the original product price field with this value.

To output a blog post somewhere, you could use:

I fixed this issue by uploading all the images to the same bucket instead of giving all products their own bucket.

YES! It is working. Thanks a lot for the help Byron!

This is the result from the API call (only the first few products):

Yes, ofcourse.

Maybe not the cleanest code.

I still get the same error, but I guess it could be due to the fact that I am working in the my_sample sample app, because I see this sample function in the apps runtime (which also uses the Template function):

Maybe I should clean up the app first...

And after deleting the AssetImport part of the code (so it is easier to just focus on the indexing of the products, without importing the assets), I get the following error: