My products are custom or single-availability items.
I just need to be able to add and update a ton of products quickly.
My current ecommerce shopping cart is too complicated.
I only have a few products. I don’t even need an e-commerce shopping cart, I just need an online catalog.Friends, i need to create simply catalog of products with categories, images of products but without any payment system. Do you know PHP based, simple CMS for that purpose?
Try Wordpress. It can be used as a CMS system easily, with lots of addons for things like user rating, etc. You can also have multiple users, and they can add comments and such.
Oh, and it's open source too! :)
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How do I create specific bundle prices for all my products as well as being able to sell them individually. So if you look at the site I'm building - http://knittingcompany.co.uk. You will see items for £1.99 and £6.50.
I want to sell all of these individually, but also to give an option to buy them as a bundle. I want customers to have the option to buy 10 of £1.99 items for £10, and buy 3 of the £6.50 items for £15.
I've installed Woo Commerce Product Bundles, but I can't seem to have the facility to be able to allow all the products to be sold in bundles. Customers should be able to select any of the items within the same price bracket and have the offer available.
Unless I'm using the plugin wrong I think I may have bought the wrong plugin to do what I want it to do.
Does anyone know how to help either using this plugin or by any other means?
Thanks
For anyone else that might be interested in this the product bundle plugin from woocommerce wasn't the plugin I needed to carry out the function I wanted. It's another plugin called dynamic pricing from woocommerce. In case anyone else is interested
I am creating a website which is going to be a normal e-commerce responsive website using WordPress.
I have a request from the client and I needed some clarification on the subject.
For 3 different clients who log in using their usernames and passwords they want all the commodity prices on the website to change.
To make it clearer:-
Price of a bottle of wine is $10 and this is on display to users who have not logged in. When a specific user logs in the price of same bottle of wine goes to $8 .The changes take place throughout the website for all the products.
I hope this makes sense. I have been using woocommerce but I haven't been able to find a plug-in that would let me do this. Is there a plugin or a way to do this. Please help.
There are many possible ways to do this, you can customize your woocommerce plugin and also use a plugin, I would chose to use a plugin.
There are many plugins that allows to change products' rates as per users' role. I would suggest you to use Woocommerce Role Pricing plugin.
I am creating a custom paintball marker configurator. The customers will be able to choose a marker, then add hundreds of different accessories with our html5 / java script configurator. The client has an OSCommerce site and the goal is to send all the pieces that make up their custom marker to the OScommerce cart.
All the pieces in the configurator will be in the oscommerce system, but we're going to build the configurator on codeigniter and a seperate html5 site. So my question is, is there any way to send information from another page on his site (our configurator) to the oscommerce cart.
I was thinking maybe an array of products with their specific information like sku number, product id, etc, and add that array to the oscommerce cart.
Any ideas? I can't find any solutions online. Thanks ahead of time!!!
http://forums.oscommerce.com/topic/45279-add-to-cart-from-external-page-or-site/
https://www.google.com/search?q=oscommerce+add+to+cart+from+external+site+site:forums.oscommerce.com
Looks like a nightmare TBH. Lots of issues with cookies/sessions. Might have to create a separate oscommerce file (e.g. custom_add_to_cart.php) to hit from the external page. Doesn't look like there's an easy way to add to cart > edit options on external page > save to cart. May be able to avoid some issues if you serve the html5 site on the same domain or create a custom page/module (if oscommerce has those).
Good luck!
I am learning Magento. I have already installed and gone through admin side.
Have done for adding customers ,Products ,Pricing or other stuffs. Now I want to learn more things (currently don't want to go for code and database).
Can anyone post here sample tasks (specially for learning). Because as I said am new to magento and don't konow exactly what type of tasks we can do in Magento.
I want some good tricky and sample tasks to do in magento. So I can learn it more.
1.) Change the favicon logo.
2.) Change the magento home page logo.
3.) Change the Top links "name" Ex: My Cart as image.
4.) Adding new link in top links.
5.) Move the top menu navigation as left menu navigation.
6.) Creating banner slider in home page
7.) Listing the feature products in home page.
8.) Need to put newsletter subscription in footer area.
9.) Removing the magento ads in right column (i.e) The dog and poll removing.
10.) Adding the new column in sort by order in category page.
11.) In product detail page need to show product description and some other information as tab format.
12.) Magento registeration need to enable extra options like company name, phone number, address, user type.
13.) Each customer group need to show different type of price for products.
14.) While importing products we to import the tier price to each products.
15.) Creating new attributes to products. And need to import values to that new attribute.
16.) Adding custom new column while registering a customer. And it need to show in admin side as editable.
Basically you are in e-commerce domain and magneto is a e-commerce framework which provide a platform to build e-commerce application with some build in out of the box functionality so that the developer at the end of the day not have to start building things from scratch.
what type to tasks we can do in Magneto.
being a eCommerce platform it provides you out of the box functionality ranging from product management,category/catalog management,shipping,checkout process,user management,post order process etc and many other things.
E-commerce in itself start from application like B2C (Business to customer), B2B (business to business).
I want some good tricky and sample tasks to do in magento
i am not sure what exactly you mean by this statement what you want to learn how exactly flow going on or how you can customize the things.
my suggestion is to explore some e-commerce implementations like amazon,eBay etc see how things flow there and than come out what you want to have in all.
i have not worked with magento but being in e-commerce domain i know every platform provide some sample reference application so it should be the case with Magento so just run that application and see how flow is going on and play around with it.
one thing that seems good to start is checkout process as it is always an integral part of any B2C implementation.
Other aspect is Product content management.
How about learning to create tier prices for customer options? I am quite sure that you need this for the future someday.
Magento allows tier prices for products and prices for individual options. However, tier prices for individual options are not supported. Tier prices for individual options are needed e.g. when selling promotional items or textiles with custom imprints. To create individual tier prices just try one of these three options:
one of these three options:
Realizing the surcharges with Cart Price Rules
Simple Configurable Products / Better Configurable Products
Generating additional individual options with prices
In my opinion the last one is the best solution. An individual option only allows one surcharge, when more are needed (one for each tier price you want to have). So you create several options with different prices. By doing so the following module might help you. You can request it for free at: http://www.code4business.de/kontakt-impressum/.
This module requires entering of tier prices and individual options in the backend. Afterwards the prices of the individual options for each tier price are entered in the newly generated options. When you save it, the following table of individual options will be generated. In this table, the tier prices can be entered for the original individual options. After filling out all these fields, the result is expected to be in the checkout.
I hope this is the kind of learning-idea you imagined! If you have further questions just take a look at this link. It offers you detailed descriptions with pictures how to create tier prices:
http://www.code4business.de/tier-prices-for-magento-custom-options-en/
I am building a site using code igniter. I am developing a custom product catalog using php and mysql.
What is the best way to go about making those products purchaseable online. I thought about writing my own cart, but I am a little worried about how much time that would take.
Most carts I come across online are full fledge inventory systems carts / a whole web site basically. I want to be able to really have full control.
What do you think my better options are? Any advise is welcome!
Don't be afraid of building your own. A shopping cart is a solved problem and there are many, many examples on the net. Just define your requirements carefully before you start: do items in the cart persist between sessions? What happens when an item in cart is no longer available for sale, etc.
If you want to have full control but be able to customize how users have that control, building it yourself is probably the only way to go. Depending on the amount of control you wanted to have, it could be very time consuming.
Search for shopping cart systems online and you can find lists like:
http://webtecker.com/2008/04/22/8-best-open-source-shopping-cart-solutions/
Many have demos available that let you try before you download, and if you find something with all the features you want already, problem solved.