[dwbone]

submitted site login info via your submission page

[dwbone]

BTW, you can do a browser check your self here:

[http://gsmusic.com/testing/]

works in Safari.

does not work in Firefox or Chrome.

Thanks

[dwbone]

Thought I posted my reply already…doh! anyway,

I actually have yet to fully implemented our store – it is not live to the public. and was never tested in Chrome or Firefox, so don’t know when products “stopped” being added to cart. And note that I mentioned that the store works perfectly in Safari.

I have visited the page you posted and I don’t have any of the bad plugins and our current plugins to do not seem do be causing the problem in Chrome and/or Firefox

Thanks for your help.

[dwbone]

i’m using eStore, 7.0.7, I’m using fancy display 8

I decided to not display the price but instead leave it to the variations drop down. I like the display with out the price better anyway.

Thanks again.

[dwbone]

Interesting, I’ll have to check that out… though i wouldn’t want customer to goto a subpage.

Actually I got what i wanted using some hide/show div code. thanks… though I may need to revisit this as my set up won’t automatically update when a new product is added…. but for now i will work with it…

in the meantime, on to other issues in new post…

thanks.

[dwbone]

Interesting and useful, but I am already able to display a list of categories that takes visitor to a list of products in which ever fancy display, within that category.. not quite what I am hoping to accomplish.

I’d “simply” like to display the title of the songs in an alphabetical list/index, and when visitor clicks/selects the title, the variations and add to cart elements are shown.

the category add-on and the search add-on come close to this functionality, product details being serve upon user selection/input…

in our case we’d like the input to be a text/link which serves the product details.

really appreciate the feedback, support. love the plugin and it’s seemingly endless adaptations.

Thanks.

[dwbone]

Hi Admin, opening up this issue again, (I could start a new if you’d prefer) – but I am not seeing price change as customer toggles trough variation drop down… did you ever implement that in current versions of eStore for fancy displays other than 1 and 2?

[dwbone]

Ah ha! thank you.

[dwbone]

Okay, coming back-atcha now – (this is really an extension of previous post.)

Thank you again, (didn’t think you were being difficult, btw – no hard feelings, sometimes forum Q&A’s don’t always get to the heart of the question) – anyway, I have since gotten to understanding the digital variation coding better… and have successfully mass duplicated relevant product data within excel and upload to the cart.. awesome.

— Now, I am attempting to do bulk updating of the per product Category,

I have 734 products and 14 possible categories setup in eStore admin… so, in Excel, I’d like to indicate which category a product belongs to (rather than going through eStore admin and indicating category one product at time).

It would appear that category is “affirmed” in t1 and t3 fields with a letter “D”. However, no matter which category I select per product within eStore admin these fields are filled with a letter “D” – there doesn’t seem so be a field that contains which category the product specifically belongs in.

I am wondering where the specified category (per product) is stored in the database / csv.

Thanks for any insight.

[dwbone]

I did create dummy “test” products as i mentioned in my previous post, and went into phpMyAdmin and searched, and even imported the data back into excel to review, but wasn’t seeing it. btw, I have read and watched the tutorials- blah blah blah – but my post wasn’t asking for basics.

—anyway, finally after digging around the db I figured out that the digital variable field, (which for anyone else looking) is contained in the “Variation3″ column. The individual digital variations are not stored in separate fields/columns (which is what I was expecting/looking for). They are stored in a single cell, lead by the variable’s name, (i.e.. SIZE) followed by a ” | ” divider ( – each variation is separated by a ” | ” )– the variation details, (price, description…) are separated by a double colon ” :: “

(surprised you folks didn’t know that)

Not as neat as one might like for managing variations and extensive product line, but I did find it. (it would be nice if digital variations had their own fields).

[dwbone]

Thanks again for your responses,

I did create dummy products, and went into phpMyAdmin, and even imported the data back into excel to review, … and i have read and watch the tutorials; however..finally, after digging around the db I did finally figured out that the digital variable field, which for anyone else looking… is contained in the “Variation3” column.

The individual digital variations are NOT stored in separate fields/columns (which is what I was expecting/looking for). They are stored in a single cell, lead by the variable’s name, (i.e.. SIZE) followed by a ” | ” divider ( – each variation is separated by a ” | ” — the variation details, (price, description…) are separated by a double colon ” :: ”

Not as neat as one might like for managing variations and extensive product line, but I did find it. (it would be nice if digital variations had their own fields).

Thanks again.

[dwbone]

Thanks wzp for your explanation,

Perhaps I can explain our specific needs;

We sell downloadable music. Each song title has downloadable “variations”

SONG TITLE.mp3 / Karaoke.mp3 / Sheet Music.pdf / Lyrics.pdf / Video.mov

180 song titles and their digital variations, I’d like to enter the data via excel, then upload the DB.

The e-Store Admin offers and excellent set-up for digital variations, however, I don’t see which field this data is stored in within the CSV file that I’ve imported into excel, I don’t see the cell(s) that contain my test products’ DIGITAL variations field(s).

Am I missing it?

Thanks, again.

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