I'm currently building my first e-commerce website. I used the modules products, cart and orders but without paiement option. People can add articles to their cart, and confirm the reservation by filling up billing and shipping informations. After confirmation, they get an email saying that the reservation is confirmed and that the owner will contact them asap for shipping and payment options. It works but I still have a few issues :
-The client confirmation mail works but the admin doesn't receive a confirmation mail with the order. I configured CMSMailer and I put the email in the configuration pannel of the e-commerce module.
-I want to put an image from the article in the cart. here is my code :
<img src="{$oneitem->file_location}/{$oneitem->fields.image->thumbnail}" alt="{$oneitem->value}" />
The path is right to the / but he doesn't find the image in the product folder. I don't understand why. I need to get that :
<img src="/uploads/Products/product_1/thumb_mobilier_table_appoint.jpg" alt="">
but I only get that :
<img src="/uploads/Products/product_1/" alt="">
-For some products, I want to have more than one image, so that I have a little photo gallery with 2 or 3 images and the possibility to zoom in each image. How can I do that? With the photo gallery module? And how can I integrate it in the products module?
Thanks in advance
You need to get the values of the fields and construct the link with it.
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Nice to meet you all, sorry my english is bad.
I just wanna ask this question:
How to view product without login in Prestashop 1.7 ?
I try to click a category on my prestashop website without account login, but i can not view any products. Message is "You don't have acces to this category"
It looks like your categories access is limited by groups.
Go to Catalog->Categories, edit the required categories and select checkboxes with your customer groups. Save changes.
Check the screenshot:
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I have built a filter in my database that will deliver information to a Magento Website for shopping of our products. We have over 200,000 photos of our products loaded in Amazon's Cloud. Each photo has its own URL like this: https://s3.amazonaws.com/gigabitps/0-008-2-19-06-SU-52-00-19P31P-3.JPG
We may have several photos for one product that would be -1.JPG, -2.JPG, -3.JPG.
Can you advise on how to load a photo URL to Magento?
Magento's default behavior is to expect it to be in charge of your media (photo) files. If your goal is to have Magento simply contain a collection of photo URLs then you should research third party extensions, or your own custom extension.
It should be noted that if Magento has no control over the images then you'll lose a lot of its image functionality. Typically you load the original photos in Magento, then request them at whatever dimensions you need. Magento will generate and write a scaled image for these requests and update the URL accordingly.
I'm trying to build an ecommerce website based on Magento but having a regular shop behaviour, instead of showing product prices, i want visitors to ask for an estimate for a single or several products (by adding them to a cart and then asking for a global estimate).
As a store manager, I should get these estimate requests by email along with customer information (name, email, phone, company, address .. )
Is this achievable with Magento?
If not, which cms/platform would be best suitable for such a project?
Not without some customization. You could put all your products in with a price of $0 and then change your theme so all the buttons say "request a quote" and the price isn't displayed anywhere. Then the checkout page might not ask for credit card info, but I'm not certain about that. If it did you would have to remove that part of the checkout module. Once a user finished checking out you would get an email with all their information. I don't think this is the best way to go about getting what you want though.
I don't know if other ecommerce platforms have what you are looking for. I'm not very familiar with them beyond Magento. But you could certainly use something like drupal or wordpress to build a site and have a request a quote form on it. This would only be managable with a small number of products though.
there is many extension available for this type features.link 1
link 2
Thank you guys,
This extension : link does precisely what i was looking for.
In magento 1.7.0.2, a default captcha is available as out-of-box for only some forms like login, registration, checkout as guest only. But I want to use the same captcha for product review form also.
I have seen an extension which adds captcha for product review page, But it looks different from native captcha. If there are different no.of captcha's in one site, it doesnt looks good. So only I would like to add the native captcha for product review page and contact us page
Install the Product Review Captcha:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/7741.html
If you want to use only one type of captcha, you can install the free Fontis Recaptcha.
http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/fontis-recaptcha.html
Digital Pianism has developped an extension that implements the native Magento captcha on product review forms if you still need it.
You can find it here for now: https://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/catalog/product/view/id/30268/
If the link dies, just google it ;)
I have to build a website for a mobile store. They want to list their products but don't want to start selling yet. I have done a lot of website with Joomla and Virtuemart.
This time I want to use Magento as they use Lightspeed a POS that offers integration with Magento community edition.
My question is can I simply use Magento as a CMS to only display products and a few static pages like about us etc. I went through stackoverflow and found that some members have recommended some good blog integrations for magento so that part is solved(Thanks :-) ).
I know I can use wordpress as a blog with magento.
I rephrase....Can I use it to simply display products!
If Yes then please let me know if I am doing it for the right reason.
the reason are:
Adding products and product information becomes very easy in a
shopping cart(But in a CMS like Joomla each page has to be literally "designed" or I will have to use CCK editor. It still
becomes difficult for the client to update products IMO)
It comes with built in plugins to show related/featured products
etc. with a click on a button or options in the backend while client
simply puts the appropriate tags(With a CMS have to use a plugin or
module in Joomla that has to be set to show in the particular pages)
Automatic display of images etc is easier in Magento in comparison
to a CMS like Joomla where I will have to use a plugin or a gallery
that is set to show inside an article
The buy/add to cart button can easily be disabled and a "more info"
button can be added that will send an email to the client. They get
the exact product code the customer is asking for(Doing that in
Joomla would require a lot of extra stuff like adding codes or use
an advanced contact form with a tag to be entered for each page)
Last but not the least when client is ready to go online it can
easily be converted
Does Magento have two display? One is simply a catalog and the other a store. I have seen that in some stores online(not necessarily using magento) I am assuming either they created a website with the products pages first and then added a store later.
But in many cases it looks like a part of the Shopping application.(i just can't seem to remember which one they were using now).
If Magento allows that then I think my problem is solved. I simply use the "catalog option" and when the client is ready for the store I simply pull the products using a extension from their POS software.
Thank you for taking the time to read/answer.
Using Magento as a catalog only without selling the items is pretty straightforward. The easiest thing to do is just to use the catalog category lists to list the products and just make sure the "order" button is not visible.
You can do this simply by removing it from the product detail template (and the list/grid template in case they have it).
Or you could (I think) set all products to 'out of stock' this will automatically remove the 'order' button.
If you want to be thorough you should edit the cartControllers's addAction to disable adding products to the cart.
If you are going to combine Magento with Wordpress, Fishpig has developed a plugin with which you can use shortcode within Wordpress blogposts or/and pages to display products.
More info about that can be found here: http://fishpig.co.uk/wordpress-integration/docs/shortcodes.html
System > Configuration > Advanced > Advanced
Disable the modules you don't want to use.
For example, if you wanted to use Magento as catalog only then disable sales module.
Hope this works for you!