I've been searching all night long a way to make my Magento HomePage loads it's list of products in infinite scroll mode, but until now I've found zero positive information about that. Is it really that impossible? Does anyone knows a solution?
In you Magento homepage, try to get all the products you want first. May be from some category or some other criteria as you desire.
Then, implement Lazy Loading (loads images/products as you scroll down the page) to your homepage.
As an example, here is the paid extension which does this. But you could do this yourself too.
https://www.themes-mgnto.com/magento-extensions/lazy-load
Yes, its really possible and easy. You can try out Continuous Paging Scroller magento extensions from xthemers.com.
Checkout the extension along with the demo that you are looking for.
Extension URL : http://www.xthemers.com/magento-themes-extensions/magento-extensions/continuous-paging-scroller.html
Their support is too good! they do offer you coupon code to give further 10% discount. Just initiate chat with their support and extension will go more cheaper for you.
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So I'm using Prestashop 1.7.7.4 for a client's project and It's my first e-commerce site. I was planning on using WooCommerce but the client asked for Prestashop specifically so here we are.
Here's my issue: I order something on the store, the product is added to the cart, but the cart visually doesn't show that. It used to, but at some point it stopped automatically updating the cart's information unless I refresh the page.
I looked around some forums and they mentioned checking the debugger and hook positioning but I think I got those two checked because the debugger is only showing warnings regarding some missing translations, and the Cart module is positioned on the displayTop hook which is what it was by default.
The only thing I remember doing that might be related is that, while testing, I did move some modules around but then I put them back in place. So at least in the case of the displayTop hook, everything is as it was. Can't guarantee the same for other hooks, but would it matter?
Since I'm not really very savvy with programming yet, nor Prestashop, I can't figure out where I should be looking for clues.
Any ideas about what I can do to get to the bottom of this? Thanks!
Problem was solved by using the reset button for the cart module on the Modules page. Then you have to make sure the module is on the hook you want and it should be working. Thanks!
Hey im just looking for some advice, my project is to create a website on magento without the price option. This means no shopping basket either but just the option for users to view all the products without having the option to buy it online. Its important that i still keep the feature of selling online for the future but if it was possible to just disable it all.
Id love for some insight onto what people think the best option is for me to do.
You should do three things:
Remove all inclusions for the prices from your theme (just comment them out)
Remove the button in the addtocart.phtml files
Disable onepage checkout via the backend
i'm new to Joomla and i'm considered in the phase of discovering it yet , my problem here is that i'm using Joomla to make a cafe online ordering website , i want the customer to access the website and make his order from it, so i have to provide him with an active menu containing the cafe menu items, so i have to provide a radio buttons(or something like that) in order to give the customer the ability to choose his order items and to confirm his choices at last. i searched a lot about how to make that using Joomla and didn't reach to any thing , so it will be great if anyone can help me in such stuff.
You can not build complex custom forms with Joomla out-of-the-box.
The best solution depends on your needs - especially your further processing of the order.
If you just want to send it by mail to someone or to have it saved in the database, then it would be a enough to use a form extension for joomla. You will find many form extension on JED - they vary a lot in features, usability,flexibility and price. I often use breezingforms because it is very flexible and you can extend it with your own code (mostly).
If you want a full "shop" then you should have a look at the virtueMart extension for joomla. Or even at a shop system instead of joomla.
If you want full control you can write your own HTML and PHP Code and inject it into Joomla by a module such as Sourcerer from nonumber.nl. Or you write your own extension...
I've simple products in my magento store with custom options that have different prices. Upon selecting one of the given options e.g size, the total price doesn't change and stay the same. However if items purchased in shopping cart it shows correct price (base price+additional amount) I presume there's some javascript issue in my custom theme as when i changed the template to default it started to work normal. Any ideas what could be the possible issue and where should i be looking to sort this issue out.
Sounds more like a standard JavaScript error than something related directly to Magento. If I had to guess at random I'd say your theme is using jQuery (or another alternative), that is clashing with Prototype as it's not being ran in safe mode. To debug this, open up your site in a copy of FireFox with the web developer toolbar extension installed. In the top right hand corner of the page there are three circular icons. If the far right one is a red cross, there is a JavaScript error, clicking on the icon will tell you what the error is.
I am wondering if it is possible to use Magento just for the checkout process.
I am making an e-commerce site that has only 1 product and I plan to just display it on my home page with a "buy now" button that would populate the cart and jump straight to checkout. I realize Magento is really overkill for this task, but I like the slick checkout and integration with Paypal Website Payments Pro allowing users to stay on my site throughout. However, that is all I want to use Magento for, not the cms functions or anything else, etc.
Can this be done (if so, how) or is there a better option?
Thanks for any help,
Brian
Sure you can! Modify the template to remove most of the page chrome and use the homepage as your single landing page. As you say, this is huge overkill, but certainly possible.
If you selling just 1 product why don't you use Paypal 'Add to Cart button'. Very simple and elegant solution for your need.