Just for clarity, dependent options are set individually for each product with the rest of the options. I'll create a premium edition for bulk applying dependent options/options to products after I'm done with this.blackhalo wrote:And best of all, it doesn't require each option to have it's own unique product listing (like Magento)... that's something that I don't think ANY OTHER CART can do... definitely news worthy, especially on the t-shirt forums.
-Ryan
The goal is to get it done this weekend for publication early next week (that assuming no issues with my regular work pop up like a client with a down server). I haven't set a price yet.elbobiam wrote:nice work rph...
As with most of the others, I've been looking for this solution for one of my clients. I know that you've posted you should be finished in Feb, but any ideas which end so I can massage my clients expectations of the delivery date.
I'm not familiar with the code so I can't say. If it uses classes in the storefront it will conflict for sure.Also, have you do any testing with 'Options Boost' module?
-Ryan
Thanks rph,
Look forward to being able to purchase it next week (subject to the price not eating too much into my profit
).
Re 'Option Boost', I've not bought it yet, so don't know either. The basic premise is that the picture changes with each option selection. I just hope it doesn't conflict as it will mean me looking into paid cart solution and rebuilding.
Again, thanks for your hard work. You guys make it easy for designers like me who touch on a little development.
Look forward to being able to purchase it next week (subject to the price not eating too much into my profit
).Re 'Option Boost', I've not bought it yet, so don't know either. The basic premise is that the picture changes with each option selection. I just hope it doesn't conflict as it will mean me looking into paid cart solution and rebuilding.
Again, thanks for your hard work. You guys make it easy for designers like me who touch on a little development.
Wow, this is amazing. Definitely interested in this. Tried the demo and it was quite intuitive. Excellent work!rph wrote:That's correct. Admin development is at a suitable place for people to check it out.
http://options-demo.opencarthelp.com/admin/
user: demo
password: demo
And of course the front-end is still in action at:
http://options-demo.opencarthelp.com
I was hoping to publish today but the option/product form validation has proven to be fairly complex (validation insures chained selects will work properly when adding/editing/deleting; for instance, it makes it so you can't delete an option value from Admin->Catalog->Option if it's currently assigned as a parent option value for a product somewhere). I got the majority of it done over the weekend but it will unfortunately take a bit more time to sort out the last little bit. I'm sorry for the delay. I know a lot of people are waiting on this.
-Ryan
hi rph and everyone
thanks for the cool work, im new to shopping carts and opencart and its mods feel nice to use
i tried your demo site http://options-demo.opencarthelp.com/in ... duct_id=50
but the picture does not change when you have made the selections like it does in ebay, how do we achieve this?
thanks for the cool work, im new to shopping carts and opencart and its mods feel nice to use
i tried your demo site http://options-demo.opencarthelp.com/in ... duct_id=50
but the picture does not change when you have made the selections like it does in ebay, how do we achieve this?
I do plan on supporting conditional options when released.. but can't know until I see the code. It may just work out of the box since I don't really touch any of the calculations of stock and priceblackhalo wrote:That's not really the purpose of this mod...newdev wrote:but the picture does not change when you have made the selections like it does in ebay, how do we achieve this?
but I think there's another mod that does what you're asking:
http://opencartguru.com/options-boost
The question is whether the two mods are compatible?
Welcome to the open source shopping cart world!
I came up with a real simple solution for something similar to what you're doing, except mine was a checkbox rather than a select > option.
Using some slight edits to the .tpl file, adding an id field to the foreach select option, the id is the option name, with spaces stripped out and made lowercase. Then using some jQuery, target the checkbox by using the id, if the checkbox is checked then display the name/rank option text area.
Short description but you get the idea. Quick and easy and I don't see any problems so far.
Using some slight edits to the .tpl file, adding an id field to the foreach select option, the id is the option name, with spaces stripped out and made lowercase. Then using some jQuery, target the checkbox by using the id, if the checkbox is checked then display the name/rank option text area.
Short description but you get the idea. Quick and easy and I don't see any problems so far.
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Try this, hardcore but is working for me
I forgot, put this variables in product.tpl, here line 2 or 3:
<div id="content">
<?php echo $content_top; ?>
<?php $extra_cnt = 0;?>
<?php $i = 0;?>
<?php $id = '';?>
<?php $name = '';?>
<div class="breadcrumb">
I forgot, put this variables in product.tpl, here line 2 or 3:
<div id="content">
<?php echo $content_top; ?>
<?php $extra_cnt = 0;?>
<?php $i = 0;?>
<?php $id = '';?>
<?php $name = '';?>
<div class="breadcrumb">
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Celestial - Martín Abel Rosales
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I'm going to aim for publishing on Monday. Since Q mentioned making Dependent Options compatible with Option Boost I'm going to change up the VQMod a little bit to try and make that as easy as possible. I'll also be working on making it compatible with as many version of 1.5.x as possible (currently I've only tested for 1.5.1.3).
-Ryan
Hi RPH i think you most wait maybe 2 weeks because Daniel announce the release of 1.5.2 the next week, i advice you for compatibilities.rph wrote:I'm going to aim for publishing on Monday. Since Q mentioned making Dependent Options compatible with Option Boost I'm going to change up the VQMod a little bit to try and make that as easy as possible. I'll also be working on making it compatible with as many version of 1.5.x as possible (currently I've only tested for 1.5.1.3).
Re: OpenCart 1.5.1.3 Bug Thread
by Daniel » Sat Feb 25, 2012 10:09 am
its already been fixed in the svn.
everything's pretty much done now. i think i can get a release next week.
Celestial - Martín Abel Rosales
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Email: martinrosales2012@hotmail.com
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San José , Costa Rica
Well as we joked before....
Remember there are small changes to options IN 1.5.2 to change the way option value names are loaded at page load instead of using ajax to load them. So it might but shouldn't likely cause any problems with your mod.
It actually may happen that wayQphoria wrote:Let us know when you are 99% finished and we'll release 1.5.2rph wrote:Since 1.5.2 doesn't seem close to release at this point and others have expressed interest in dependent options I'll be finishing it up and releasing for 1.5.1.3 after I complete my current project. Hopefully this will be late January/early February if not sooner.
Remember there are small changes to options IN 1.5.2 to change the way option value names are loaded at page load instead of using ajax to load them. So it might but shouldn't likely cause any problems with your mod.
So, this means it won't be possible to track product quantities per dependent options combo choice?rph wrote:This won't change the way options work but you can put quantity/pricing on the last child option value (assuming the option value is unique).
Example:
A shirt has size and color options. There are 19 shirts in stock with the quantities as follows
Code: Select all
Blue Red Orange
-----------------------------------
XS 0 1 0 | 1
S 1 2 1 | 4
M 3 4 2 | 9
L 2 0 3 | 5
-----------------------------------
6 7 6 | 19
I assume it will not work like that, since there is no way in admin to enter how many of blue shirts are of which size, but am still wondering are you planning on adding this at some point?
Beta release of Dependent Options is now out. It's currently for 1.5.1.3 only. During the beta release period the price will be only $25.00 (this is half the price of similar mods for other carts like Magento). The cost will be going up after I've finished backporting to earlier OpenCart 1.5.x versions.
Dependent Options Forum Thread
Extension Store Link
Dependent Options Forum Thread
Extension Store Link
-Ryan
Not directly, no. You can do this round-aboutly if you make the last option value in the chain unique (e.g. Small Red and Medium Red instead of Red) but that obviously creates a lot more work.dizarter wrote:So, this means it won't be possible to track product quantities per dependent options combo choice?rph wrote:This won't change the way options work but you can put quantity/pricing on the last child option value (assuming the option value is unique).
-Ryan
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