When i create grouped product in magento 2 with simple product and downloadable product (book and ebook) after making purchase link to download product is not showing up in My Downloadable Product.
Even after checking tables downloadable_link_purchased and downloadable_link_purchased_item tables there aren't any entries in they are empty.
You can reproduce this error on magento 2
This bug has been logged with magento: https://github.com/magento/magento2/issues/7413
Is anyone able to let me know how i can debug this. How the checkout works in magento, just need some one to point me in the right direction.
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I am trying work on multi bundle products but when trying to add to cart the product is showing out of stock.
I want to show the sku of the product with which the error is created so that I can get the idea of the related product from bundle options
check screenshot here
From cart, you can get all available products. From there you can check each product and add an error message if the product is currently out of stock.
Testing our Magento 2.3.1 site after migration and new development completed. We are about to go live then I saw a problem with viewing the customer order history under My Account > My Orders. Shows the following message "You have placed no orders."
I can view this test customers orders in Admin, all old orders and new orders show up normally. This lack of order history happens with old and newly created customers.
I feel there is something weird going on with how the customer account relates/configured to the store. If so where in the DB should I be looking to validate this hunch?
Has anyone seen anything like this, Thanks for your help!
I have tested this using old imported customers from 1.9.4 and new customers. No change in order history shown.
I expect to see the full history of my customers orders. instead, I'm greeted with a "You have placed no orders." message.
I am trying to understand Kentico and need one help. I have one product (or service) with fixed price. This is what I want: Customer browse home page => click buy button => they will be redirected to form to fill more details (ex:personal detail like name, age, email) => redirect to payment page => Then to PayPal on click of Pay now. Once customer paid, they will be given access to browse different page.
What is best solution for Payment logic here. Do I need to consider any e-commerce feature of Kentico or ignore e-commerce and go with PayPal Buy button is the best? I am also thinking how to keep track of the payment detail if I use PayPay buy button.
PayPal is the only allowed payment type.
Please let me know if you have any inputs.
Thanks,
Sharath
IMHO you will spend more time and effort attempting to setup that checkout process that you want vs. setting yo the e-commerce solution within Kentico. You can install the Dancing Goat e-commerce site and essentially copy all of the checkout process they have there and get what you're looking for simply by configuring the solution.
It sounds like e-commerce membership is what you're after to me; it allows you to restrict access to various pieces of content on your site to paid-up 'members' only. e-products might work, but I think from your description that membership us what you're after.
There are some fairly straightforward steps to setting this up:
Create the content on your site that will be for 'members'
Create a role that will be used to control access to your content
Create a membership group
Create a new product representing your membership
As Brenden says, you can save a lot of time using the dancing goat checkout if you're new to Kentico.
Also, check out configuring PayPal in Kentico. I've not used it for a while personally, but it is built-in.
I'm working on adding Dynamic Product Ads to our app. I've created a Product Catalog through the Facebook Business Manager and successfully uploaded a CSV file of our entire product catalog. I'm also in the process of setting up a daily refresh of the products.
My question is - how do I make an immediate DELETE request for a specific product? If a user deletes a product I don't want to wait a whole day for the product feed to be refreshed and risk the user seeing an ad for a deleted product. The docs make it seem like that isn't supported... but I can't believe that's the case.
Relevant from the Facebook docs:
Update Invidividual Product
Product Item Reference (I think this is deprecated - DELETE request to /{product_item_id} did not succeed).
How about using the rules in Product Sets to exclude that product/s and then working with the Product Sets with the ads.
I got the product OFF facebook by editing the data source CSV, and under the availability column, I added discontinued. That removed it from Facebook after being imported from shopify.
Sorry for being late to the party.
I'm actually coping with this right now, and the only thing I can find in the API stating about individual products is actually when it comes to the Catalog Batch
To send item updates, use the /{catalog_id}/batch endpoint.
To create, update, or delete items in your catalog, make an HTTP POST
call to:
https://graph.facebook.com/<API_VERSION>/<CATALOG_ID>/batch?requests=
How can we send a email to the user reminding them that some products are available in their wishlist?
I have seen this functionality on many sites and I wish someone would have Implemented it by now.
There should be a way to Do this program way.
Also There is no way available in magento to see wishlist report,like which item is most available in wishlist or top 5 wishlist products.Is there a way to Implement Both the things
Thanks in advance
Unfortunately there is no out of the box solution for both of your issues.
There does exist a $14.99 module that will give you more insight on wishlisted items and the relative customers: http://www.magentocommerce.com/magento-connect/admin-global-customer-wishlist-viewer.html
As for sending emails to those customers, this type of functionality exists in Magento Enterprise Edition. You have the ability to automatically send emails to customers with wishlisted items - unless you are willing to shell out $15,000 for the enterprise version, you are a bit out of luck here.
You can either utilize a email blast service like MailChimp which integrates directly into magento to send focused email blasts OR do some custom development work.
You can do this with MageMail. (Full disclosure: I'm the founder of MageMail).
In case you're looking to build this custom, you basically just want to pull in the wishlist_item table and join on the customer table to get the customer associated with the wishlist item.
One gotcha to keep in mind is that all of the wishlist items are included in the same wishlist, regardless of when they were added (they're not like quotes in that regard). So if you're building this custom, you'll want to make sure to build it in such a way that it will follow-up based on the date the wishlist item was added and not the date of the wishlist record itself.
I think that Enterprise has support for multiple wishlists but I haven't seen it in use much in the wild.
I think you can do exactly what you need the following way:
1. Segment your customers according to their wishlist records with Market Segmentation Suite extension. You can put users with particular wishlist item into a group or form a customer group of all users with non-empty wishlists. You can then export those segmented lists for future use.
2. Follow up your customers according to segmented lists you made with emails tailored to specific customer groups with Follow Up Email.
As for wishlist reports you can track which products have been added to customers’ wishlists, when the product has been added, how many days this item is in the wishlist with Advanced reports unit named Users Wishlists by aheadWorks.
So, these are 3 different extensions, but they definitely cope with the task you describe.