Shop-for-ProcessWire (@Apeisa)

[diogo]

I love the claim in the footer

[Luis]

I am very pleased to hear that.

[apeisa]

Guys, great work! If you need my help with shopping modules just let me know. I hope to find some time to improve them.

[Luis]

Hey,

will do some little work this week on the site profile.

I decided to switch the template from semi fluid to a static width.

I think for a basic profile it´s not necessary to use the fluid grid and it would make some things easier.

Next step will be the checkout process.

@ Apeisa: Found some issues in your module, there are many hardcoded english sentences in it, I think it would make it hard for unexperienced end-users to edit them. I think it would be helpful to let the user set them up in admin backend. Do you see a option to implement this feature?

@anybody interested: I´m using the great Ergo admin template for the backend. Is there a way to modify the home page of the admin to quick add a product?

Think it would enhance the usability if we provide some shop functions directly on the admin entry page, like adding a product, statistics, stuff like this.

Will do a post after uploading the next update.

[apeisa]

Luis: there might be few non-multilang strings on ShoppingOrdersManagement, but other modules should be 100% multilang. Those are fully translatable through PW language translator.

[Luis]

I can´t really follow you

[apeisa]

http://processwire.com/api/multi-language-support/code-i18n/

Strings like these $this->_("Add to basket") are already translatable through admin. Just install PW language support module and translate all the Shopping module files through it.

[Luis]

ah I see.

Thank you

[spoetnik]

Any Progress on this installation profile??

[Nico Knoll]

-- Moved into development --

[Luis]

Any Progress on this installation profile??

Not finding enough time at this moment.

[Pete]

Hi Luis

Any chance you can post a screenshot?

I'm trying to describe this profile in another forum topic but the link seems to be throwing a ProcessWire error.

[Luis]

I better not tell you that I dropped the database by mistake on my "Fail day"

But I still have the tempalte files... :-/

[Pete]

Oops!

Well having the templates is good, so even if you can't remember what fields you added the template code will give you an idea

[Luis]

For those interested. 

Requires the shop module installed, code not well documented and from the my first steps in PW time. So be honest with me

templates.zip

[isellsoap]

Sorry in advance for "abusing" this thread for my question:

I have something like this (very simplified) code to iterate through all products and output e.g. the price:

foreach ( $page->children as $product ) {
    echo $modules->get( "ShoppingCart" )->renderPrice( $product->sc_price );
}

The output of products happens quite often on the website, so I wanted to source it out into a function, something like:

function productListing( $base ) {
    $str = "";
    foreach ( $base as $product ) {
        $str .= $modules->get( "ShoppingCart" )->renderPrice( $product->sc_price );
    }
    return $str;
}

and call it like this:

echo productListing( $page->children );

The problem with the function is that it doesn’t work. I get this error: Error:     Call to a member function get() on a non-object

So calling get() inside a function doesn’t work. Why?

[diogo]

because of variable scope. The problem is not the get() method, but the variable $modules. You could pass it as a parameter of your functions, or use the equivalent  wire('modules') instead, since functions are not affected by scope:

$str .= wire('modules')->get( "ShoppingCart" )->renderPrice( $product->sc_price );

[isellsoap]

Perfect, thanks.

[hdesigns]

First of all, great work from everyone who contributed to this module so far.

I'm totally new to ProcessWire but I instantly fell in love with the system...

Now I have two questions.

First:

@Luis: Is it correct that http://besser-landen.de/shop/ is from you and based upon the Shop-for-ProcessWire module?

If so, would it be possible to share the paypal checkout module and maybe even the whole template?

I saw you posted a template already but as far as I can tell it is not the same version you're now running...

Second:

@apaisa

I set up the webshop as you described it at https://github.com/apeisa/Shop-for-ProcessWire (in the ReadMe).

I recognized an odd behavior:

I can add products to the cart and if I go to the cart they are listed,

$modules->get('ShoppingCart')->getNumberOfItems();

also gives me the right amount of different products added to the cart. But as soon as I proceed to the checkout page it gives me an error "Your shopping cart is empty." and the code posted above also returns 0.

Totally strange, isn't it? What could be the reason and how can I avoid it?

[Soma]

@hdesigns: 

See my monolog here:

https://github.com/apeisa/Shop-for-ProcessWire/issues/2

And this: 

https://github.com/apeisa/Shop-for-ProcessWire/pull/4

I'm not sure if apeisa ever receives messages from github...

[apeisa]

haha. I do get them. it's other discussion how fast I forget about them...

Just looked the pr and it seems to be safe merge.

[hdesigns]

Thank you Soma

It works perfect for me (and makes absolutely sense). This little tweak should definitely be integrated in the github- trunk.

It's such a great pleasure to see members in a support forum that really know what they are talking about. The last three years I've worked with joomla and it was horrible because 95% of all the answers from "experienced" admins where about clicking something and installing another module...

Thanks again!

[apeisa]

merged this and pagination from arjen. thanks guys!

[hdesigns]

Thanks apeisa!

As a little gift to the community I translated this module to german.

So if someone can use it feel free to do so!

shop-for-pw_translation-de.zip

[Soma]

Thanks, but I got my own (Oh dear)