Bakery: Small Shop Module (ORIGINAL TOPIC)

[freeSbee]

Hi Kevin

I've recently switched my "add to cart" submit button to an image [button ...]
This works in both Firefox and Chroom, and guess what, it doesnt work in IE (no version whatsoever).

Add to the view.php file right after the comment

Code:

GENERATE ORDER ID FOR NEW ORDERS

the code below:

Code:

if (isset($_POST['add_to_cart_x']) && $_POST['add_to_cart_x'] != '') {
$_POST['add_to_cart'] = 1;
}

To achieve the same result for all shop navigation buttons use this code:

Code:

foreach ($_POST as $key => $value) {
$count = 0;
$ie_post_key = str_replace('_x', '', $key, $count);
if ($count > 0) {
$_POST[$ie_post_key] = 1;
}
}

Regards Christoph

[nene]

Hello,
I need urgent help. Suddenly my bakery is not working anymore. www.p2bay.com. Visitors cant add items to cart. Can someone tell me what the problem is and what I should do? Please help.

Regards
Nene

[oeh]

Hi.

I'm able to add to cart.
I've allso ben able to submitt my order. (Step 2)

So no problems for me.

;-}

OE

[Ruud]

Cant see a problem.

I just put in an order (name "a")
I got all the way up to the thank-you message.

What is "not working anymore"?

[nene]

Thanks Ruud for that quick response. When trying to order, it is re-directed to http://www.p2bay.com/pages/text-books.php. Our attention was drawn to it only yesterday. I tried even before sending it to the forum and it was the same. But it is working now. Thanks so much

Best Regards
Nene

[sozanski]

Hi Kevin

I've recently switched my "add to cart" submit button to an image [button ...]
This works in both Firefox and Chroom, and guess what, it doesnt work in IE (no version whatsoever).

Add to the view.php file right after the comment

Code:

GENERATE ORDER ID FOR NEW ORDERS

the code below:

Code:

if (isset($_POST['add_to_cart_x']) && $_POST['add_to_cart_x'] != '') {
$_POST['add_to_cart'] = 1;
}

To achieve the same result for all shop navigation buttons use this code:

Code:

foreach ($_POST as $key => $value) {
$count = 0;
$ie_post_key = str_replace('_x', '', $key, $count);
if ($count > 0) {
$_POST[$ie_post_key] = 1;
}
}

Regards Christoph

Thanks for the quick response, it works like a charm for both the add to cart buttons and other shop navigation ones!

[sozanski]

I know Iam asking alot and Im gonna ask one more question

Is it possible in any way to NOT show the WYSIWYG content above the bakery product pages, payment process and shopping cart pages etc? For SEO reasons I have descriptions of products on the product categorie pages themself.

Thanks again in advance.

[freeSbee]

Hi Kevin

You can achieve this by adding your html content to the product overview template at "Page Settings" => "Layout Settings" => "Overview (Header)".

Regards Christoph

[sozanski]

Hi Kevin

You can achieve this by adding your html content to the product overview template at "Page Settings" => "Layout Settings" => "Overview (Header)".

Regards Christoph

Oh, wow, how dumb of me not to realise that.. Muchos gracias again senor!

One thing tho, this means that whenever I want to tweak the product loop or product footer layout I need to manually do this on all pages. Anyway I can exclude the Header from the saving process?

[cmolina]

Greetings.

I'm looking for bakery module. I'm impressing for this module. Very easu to use, and fully integrated with WB. Great job.

I want to propose some features for this module that can jump it to next level. I can help with anything, but I have a few years that cannot make any code.

First feature that is very important to implement is ACL for users. For example. would be great if WebsiteBaker admin, can add a new users and assign some permissions to bakery. For example, user A can only add products, but cannot modify shop settings, page settings, etc.

User B can add and modify products, but caanot delete it, or modify inventory properties.

I don't know if this feature is hard or easy to implement, but I think that is necessary.

Thanks a lot

[Boudi]

For a short while ago I had problems with baker 1.5.2. The emails send to the customer never were send at all.

What I did was a fresh install of bakery 1.5.2.
The only small change was a little css.

The problems began when doing a Paypal payment. All steps did work fine but... no email to customer.
Today I did a test with Pay in Advance. This message came up. See att.

So to get short; In my case Bakery is unable to send email payment notifications to the customer regardless which payment option I use. I wonder how this is possible. It's a fresh install of the latest version.

The website itself is multilanguage and full SSL.

Help would be appreciated.

Boudi

[freeSbee]

New Version of Bakery:

VERSION 1.5.3 (04/07/2010)


VERSION HISTORY
Bakery 1.5.3 version history

KNOW HOW
Further information can be found on the Bakery Website.

DOWNLOAD
Download from the Bakery Website.

PLEASE NOTE
Please read the upgrade notes when upgrading to version 1.5.3.


Christoph

[MCoffman]

Hello,

I am running 1.36 on one site and everything is fine, so I downloaded 1.53 today, and I am getting an error when I add a product.

Both sites are using 2.7

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/xxxxx/public_html/xxxxx/modules/bakery/save_item.php on line 538

So it appears that there is a close missing....

Thank you,

Mark

[freeSbee]

New Version of Bakery:

VERSION 1.5.4 (04/08/2010)


VERSION HISTORY
Bakery 1.5.4 version history

KNOW HOW
Further information can be found on the Bakery Website.

DOWNLOAD
Download from the Bakery Website.

PLEASE NOTE
Please read the upgrade notes when upgrading to version 1.5.4.


Christoph

[Boudi]

3rd attempt

The problems began when doing a Paypal payment. All steps did work fine but... no email to customer.
Today I did a test with Pay in Advance. This message came up. See att.

So to get short; In my case Bakery is unable to send email payment notifications to the customer regardless which payment option I use. I wonder how this is possible. It's a fresh install of the latest version.

The website itself is multilanguage and full SSL.

Same problems keeps existing. Did a fresh install of 1.5.4. Payed with paypal. All data is 100% correct. After paypal payment customer is send back to the store. The store says that the payment was succeeded and that the customer will receive an email from the store.

No email to the customer is send.

I'm I really the only one with this problem?

Boudi

[freeSbee]

Hi Boudi

This is not a specific Bakery problem since the PHP mail() function is not working properly on your server.
If you are testing localy try again on a webserver.

Regards Christoph

[Boudi]

Hi Christoph,

This is not a specific Bakery problem since the PHP mail() function is not working properly on your server.
If you are testing localy try again on a webserver.

The PHP mail() function was/is working properly on our server. Even the email spamfilters are turned off. Still no emails. 

Boudi

[freeSbee]

Hi Boudi

But if you get this error message (red part) the email() function gives back 0.
I still believe it must have something to do with your server or the PHP settings.

Do you have set error_reporting E_ALL?
Do you get any PHP error messages / warnings?

Regards Christoph

[Boudi]

That message was only once. After that I got only green screens that the payment was done and I would receive an email from the shop.

Today I did a diagnostic test in order to see if the PHP() function was indeed working like it should be. This all works fine. So no problems there.

The only thing left for me to do is to set the error reporting on E_ALL.  I will report it soon.

Update: No error reporting at all through the whole checkout procedure and redirect after the payment was done.

Did a payment and all things went fine. Again no confirmation email from the shop. See att.

[freeSbee]

Boudi, and what about the order? Is it saved in the Bakery "Order Administration"?

[Boudi]

Yes orders are being saved.

I even placed orders with other payment methods but then too: no emails.
The whole website is under SSL so I disabled SSL and placed an order: same thing.

Although the website is up and running I can create a login If you like.

Update: The problem is solved.

[neilrees]

Hi

Could you tell me how you fixed this error please, as I am getting exactly the same thing.

It worked the very first time I tested an order, but as soon as I altered the mail settings (they are correct and as advised) it stopped sending confirmation mails to the customer. I've even reverted back to the original default settings, but it still won't work. Grrrrrrr!!

Thanks
N

[Boudi]

Normally I would give you the solution but this is not a bakery bug.

Someone was willing to check what caused this. I payed him to solve this. So I'm sorry I can't help you.

Boudi

[Boudi]

Complex question?

The following problem came up with one of our WB shops:

- there are 5 products in the shop
- 3 products have different shipping costs for national and international sending
- 2 products have no shipping costs at all

After taking a close look at the settings the only solution I came up with that this is not possible to configure the above data in the shop!

Anyone who thinks he/she has the solution...please tell me

Regards,

Boudi

[Locoblade]

Hi All

I'm currently configuring Bakery for my wife's fabric business. Most of the items she sells are sold by length rather than as an individual item, so for example a customer may wish to buy 6m of a specific fabric that's priced at say £5 per half metre.

At the moment we can obviously ask customers to add multiples of the product to buy larger sizes but if for the example above, if a customer wants 6m they have to add "12" to their cart. Its not rocket science but not entirely intuitive so I'd prefer it if I could change it to suit. Is there an area of code I can edit to change the "Number of Items" display into a dropdown list of say 0.5m,1m,1.5m etc so the amount of fabric required can be directly chosen?

thanks in advance