Shopkeeper for Revolution

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odeclas Reply #1, 12 years, 2 months ago

Hi - I've downloaded and installed the recently released Extra for Revo of Shopkeeper (a version of the old Evo one). Has anyone got this fully working in a language other than Russian?

I've got the cart bit working, and get orders through into a table yadda yadda, but I don't understand any of the Russian code comments, and the install file is a little light on details as to what the Extra can do - and how to achieve it....

Anyone using it?

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electroid Reply #2, 12 years ago

Hi! I start to use it yestarday, so still doesn't fully understand how's it work.
I think at these moment there's doc in english and russian, and it the same.
I check for shopkeeper forum, which is in russian too, but not many information about the version of Revo, so i think we can go through these doc and try it.

At the moment i try to make additional options for products, which doesn't work for me, but i will deal with it soon i think.

Everyone welcome here for share your Revo Shoopkeeper experience.

from Russia with love

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odeclas Reply #3, 12 years ago

Hi electroid - I found that by digging through the online Evo demo and the code I've got a reasonable understanding of how it works.

http://demo-evo.modx-shopkeeper.ru/

The Russian demo shows more options. I ended up copying some of the front end html code from this demo into a blank template on my site, and then experimenting to reproduce that output with Revo (ie can I get getResources to populate a similar div). It took me a while to realise that my CSS was actually preventing Shopkeeper from working properly (as it relies on show-hiding divs).

You also have to pay attention to the PropertySet instructions in the install, as I found the default PropertySet doesn't always get installed, and you will almost certainly need to modify it to get it to work how you want.

Two final tips - change the tpl values from @FILE .... to @CHUNK and edit them outside of the Shopkeeper directory. And make sure that your server setting manager_language (I think that's the one anyway) matches the name of the language-related tpls you're using for the backend/order management.

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electroid Reply #4, 12 years ago

Thanks for your reply.
I allready found some examples of how people use it (in russian shopkeeper forum), and after looking in code of js and php get it works. I think it will be nice for use, but still need some examples.
So if somebody looking for some code here's my template for Catalog Card.

<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
[[!Shopkeeper@catalog?propertySetName=`catalog`]]
<form action=[[~[[*id]]? &scheme=`abs`]] method="POST" class="lot">
<h1>Lot [[*pagetitle]]</h1>
<p>Brand [[*longtitle]]</p>
<p>[[*description]]</p>
<p>[[*color:replace=`[[+id]]==[[*id]]`]]</p>
<!-- You make yout TV with input text,textarea or param-edit, make output one of the shk_select, shk_checkbox or shk_radio -->
<p>[[*size:replace=`[[+id]]==[[*id]]`]]</p>
<input type="hidden" name="shk-id" value="[[*id]]" />
<input type="hidden" name="shk-name" value="[[*longtitle]]" />
<input type="hidden" name="shk-count" value="1" size="2" maxlength="3" />
<div class="product-price">
	<div>Price: <span class="shk-price">[[*price:num_format]]</span> rub.</div>
	<button type="submit" class="shk-but">To cart</button>
</div>
</form>
</body>
<script type="text/javascript">
	$(document).ready(function(){
		$('.lot').submit(function(){
			$(SHK.fillCart(this));
			return false;
		});
	});	
	function SHKfillCartCallback(form){ --you can put your callback function here-- };
</script>
</html>

from Russia with love