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New Post: French templates?

donker — Sun, 26 May 2013 08:43:15 GMT

Hi Dave et al,

I haven't tried emails etc. But at least it starts in French now with "A partir de" for the prices. So some stuff definitely got translated.

What is somewhat confusing to me is the way the language has found itself in templates that are then no longer accessible in resx files. This hides them from resource editors. Xml to me sounds like "configuration" which is separate from "templates" for me as the latter usually go to resource files. The huge advantage of resource files is that the cascading mechanism for getting the language of choice is already taken care of. Plus: you can leverage the core installer and future language distribution system (which as you may know I'm working on). Thoughts?

Alternatively I've developed a system to use resx files in templates. If you look at the codebase of DNNBlog (the new blog6 branch) you'll find a folder "templating" with a "resource" class which does this. It implements IPropertyAccess and takes a resource file as an argument. This is an alternative which allows the user to preserve the structure of the template throughout all languages. The drawback is that it doesn't allow for the variations of "User X did Y" to "Y werd door X gedaan". This is where the order of texts gets changed per language.

Best,

Peter

New Post: downloadable product link in order details

com66 — Sat, 25 May 2013 12:13:01 GMT

Hi

can you tell again step by step for have link of download in email of order details?

what use in order.text.template?

what use in order.email.template?

New Post: French templates?

leedavi — Sat, 25 May 2013 09:22:41 GMT

Hi Peter,

Yes, Rob is right. I forgot about all the changes for DNN7!...many of the French templates are not going to be effected, because they are text inserts, but some will. Like I said I don't think any front office templates are in that file. Have a look to see if you can identify the ones you need to translate, I'll help if I can. Email me!

Dave.

New Post: French templates?

robax — Sat, 25 May 2013 09:01:18 GMT

Templates have changed a ton since then. I wouldn't use them in the current store. You're better off just translating what you need. there isn't that much that needs doing.. just notifications, a few bits in the list and details templates, and a few random items around the place that will become obvious when you run the store.
Rob

New Post: French templates?

donker — Sat, 25 May 2013 08:30:53 GMT

Hi Dave, Geiff, Jake,

Just what I needed. Thanks.

Best,

Peter

New Post: French templates?

leedavi — Sat, 25 May 2013 08:09:43 GMT

Hi Peter,

I've uploaded the template and settings for fr-FR, but we never use the default template for product display, so I don't think that one is included. It's also from version 2.1.7, so there may be a couple of templates missing.

https://nbstore.codeplex.com/releases/view/56652

Download "ManagerMenuDefault_fr-FR.xml" and import using the Admin>Import Settings option.

Dave.

New Post: French templates?

gmBarlow — Sat, 25 May 2013 06:54:57 GMT

Hi Peter,

Maybe you could ask dave if he can export the templates for you. If anyone has them it'll be Dave.

If not the main templates are the notification templates used for email etc.

To make it easier to translate, copy the template from the nbs backoffice, paste them in a blank html page in visual studio, that way you'll have the color syntax and it'll make it easier to translate.

Also Bing should help out as well!

Regards,

Geoff

New Post: French templates?

Sizzler — Fri, 24 May 2013 21:20:58 GMT

I needed a Danish translation and i just did the whole thing myself, it wasnt all that bad really, i just did it over a couple of days when i felt like doing some translations. :-)

Jake

New Post: French templates?

donker — Fri, 24 May 2013 20:33:05 GMT

Hi everyone,

I found a French resource pack. But is there a way to get all the templates in French?

Peter

New Post: Problem with Shipping Method

robax — Fri, 24 May 2013 00:47:40 GMT

Check that your shipping methods have the non-dealer checkbox ticked.
Rob

New Post: Any Payment Gateway Wizards

JuanBQ — Thu, 23 May 2013 22:14:24 GMT

modulopedia wrote:

InnerException: Index was outside the bounds of the array.
FileName:
FileLineNumber: 0
FileColumnNumber: 0
Method: NEvoWeb.Modules.NB_Store.GatewayWrapper.BuildGatewayArray
StackTrace:
Message: DotNetNuke.Services.Exceptions.ModuleLoadException: Index was outside the bounds of the array. ---> System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array. at NEvoWeb.Modules.NB_Store.GatewayWrapper.BuildGatewayArray(Int32 PortalID) at NEvoWeb.Modules.NB_Store.GatewayWrapper.GetButtonHtml(Int32 PortalID, Int32 OrderID, String Lang) at NEvoWeb.Modules.NB_Store.CheckOut.AddBankGateway() at NEvoWeb.Modules.NB_Store.CheckOut.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
Source:
.....
...
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....  I am very sure it is something stupid, a wrong setting, dot in the wrong place or something like that, but your help would be very much appreciated

Surely, just so anyone else knows this error is because of not correctly asigned pairs: (Assembly, Class) in the gateway.provider setting.

It should look like this (in case of having two GateWays GW1 and GW2: GW1Assembly, GW1Class; GW2Assembly, GW2Class

Take noke of the ";" between the two gatewayproviders and the "," between Assembly name and Class Name.

Also if the assemby and the class are named equally they will look odd, ..... but dont fail into deleting one of them ... because they look like they are repeated.

Goog Luck to everyone

New Post: Problem with Shipping Method

bennypg — Thu, 23 May 2013 16:00:51 GMT

Hi,
I configured a shipping bethod by price but it works only if I am logged.

If I logout from my website, i see "This order requires special delivery." into checkout page.

Any suggestion?? Thanks

http://store.novapg.it/

New Post: Product list category grouped

leedavi — Thu, 23 May 2013 09:43:58 GMT

It will be done in version 3, but NB_Store v2 will not be upgraded to use the repeater. (Although you can create your own module that uses a repeater and just links to NB_Store for the data)

Unfortunately version3 will have breaking changes, so it will not be directly upgradable, you'll need to export products and import them into a new instance of NBrightStore (NB_store v3).

Dave.

New Post: Product list category grouped

rmartin1977 — Thu, 23 May 2013 09:34:13 GMT

HI
to remove the span I try to insert this on the headerlist.txt

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('.ProductList li').unwrap();
});
</script>

I'm tring how it work!
I write my result asap
thanks for all
I wait the repeater!!!!! Dave tell us when you can replace the Datalist with the repeater!!!!! It's incredibly important

New Post: Changing stock count in database

Technica — Thu, 23 May 2013 01:38:43 GMT

Nick
We have a mix of stocked lines and drop ship lines, how we handle the drop ship products is that we set the qty to -1, this ensures that the stock value remains correct, that is we don't have any stock on hand, but the customer can still order the stock.

If you are getting a regular availability and price update from the supplier then you could use NB_Stores extra tag to make the availability then test this field in your product list templates, if the availability is zero or low then you could warn the customer in your template.

The extra tag could be populated like this |SUPQTY=100| you can then test this from your template and display text or image showing availability. We use the extra tag for a number of back office tasks, one is that we put the order date in there and the product list calculates the expected arrival date based on a typical lead time, this is then displayed for items that have a qtyremaining of -1.

This suggestion still allows you to mix stocked lines with non-stocked lines.

I would guess that for your stock - once a product has been ordered then you manually place the order on the supplier, in this case if the customer orders more than the supplier has available then you could interact with the customer, suggesting a part order now and remaining stock in x days?

Hope this helps, I can expand on the how to if required.

Craig

New Post: Changing stock count in database

leedavi — Wed, 22 May 2013 15:15:23 GMT

Hi Nick,

At a simple level there is the QtyRemaining field in the NB_Store_Modes table. But there is also a QtyTrans and QtyTransDate, these keep track of stock levels that are being processed by the Store. So this can get complicated if you want to update the stock while an order is being processed. However if your increasing the stock amount then I don't think you'll have any issue, it should be a case of updating the stock in QtyRemaining, but if your decreasing the stock level then you need to think about if the stock is already being purchased. Failing to take this into account could give you incorrect stock amounts.....but I suppose if your updating every hour the risk of selling something that is out of stock is minimal.

Regards,
Dave.

New Post: Structured data

robax — Wed, 22 May 2013 12:48:27 GMT

Yep, like Jake said. Those items are all in the dll. You'll have to change the source and rebuild it from there.
Rob

New Post: Structured data

Sizzler — Wed, 22 May 2013 12:22:31 GMT

Afaik options and models aint templated, but hardcoded.
U'd have to open the nb store dll, edit the page, recompile the dll and upload it.

Jake

New Post: Structured data

rogerg1967 — Wed, 22 May 2013 12:15:38 GMT

Hi

We are currently trying to get structured data to work on our product details pages. However I can't find any way to edit the template for the product options radio buttons to allow me to add the relevant Structured data attributes in.

I have also noticed a similar problem on the image display were i cannot simply edit the template for the first image.

Is there another way for me to achieve this?

New Post: How do I turn payment methods/gateways on and off?

donker — Wed, 22 May 2013 09:02:02 GMT

Thanks Rob. Got it!

Peter