Problem with Shopping Card and Category Management
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Problem with Shopping Card and Category Management
 
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Hi All,
I saw the following logic found a point to be very confusing .... i.e in ShoppingCart.java file in makeItem(...) method we r getting the ProductCategory as the first productCatergory i that particular catalog of Type "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW" which can be only be one per catalog ... but that does Restrict me from Selling Products of any another Categories in Ofbiz ... because i am successfully able to use the Shopping Cart and Check out processes ... is this correct functionality of Ofbiz ... as i see its not ????? am i missing anything here????? Regards G.Venkata Phanindra Mob:: 9849852989 |
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Hi all,
I waitted for about a week for some reply from forums... but i did not get any ... can any one please look into this .... i am also feeling is my question not clear ... please reply me.. if that is the case .. regards G Venkata Phanindra. On 12/12/06, G.Venkata Phanindra <[hidden email]> wrote: > > Hi All, > I saw the following logic found a point to be very confusing .... > i.e in ShoppingCart.java file in makeItem(...) > method we r getting the ProductCategory as the first productCatergory i > that particular catalog of Type "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW" which can be only be one > per catalog ... but that does Restrict me from Selling Products of any > another Categories in Ofbiz ... because i am successfully able to use the > Shopping Cart and Check out processes ... > is this correct functionality of Ofbiz ... > as i see its not ????? am i missing anything here????? > Regards > > G.Venkata Phanindra > Mob:: 9849852989 -- G.Venkata Phanindra Mob:: 9849852989 |
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I haven't found it necessary as of yet to utilize the
PCCT_PURCH_ALLW restriction. However, I would suspect that if you made your additional category a subcategory of your PCCT_PURCH_ALLW category it should recurse. If this is not the case, simply add your products to that category. Products can be a member of more than one category. And a category does not have to recurse from your root category. --- "G.Venkata Phanindra" <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi all, > I waitted for about a week for some reply > from forums... but i did > not get any ... can any one please look into this > .... i am also feeling is > my question not clear ... please reply me.. if that > is the case .. > regards > G Venkata Phanindra. > > On 12/12/06, G.Venkata Phanindra > <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > > Hi All, > > I saw the following logic found a point to > be very confusing .... > > i.e in ShoppingCart.java file in makeItem(...) > > method we r getting the ProductCategory as the > first productCatergory i > > that particular catalog of Type "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW" > which can be only be one > > per catalog ... but that does Restrict me from > Selling Products of any > > another Categories in Ofbiz ... because i am > successfully able to use the > > Shopping Cart and Check out processes ... > > is this correct functionality of Ofbiz ... > > as i see its not ????? am i missing anything > here????? > > Regards > > > > G.Venkata Phanindra > > Mob:: 9849852989 > > > > > -- > G.Venkata Phanindra > Mob:: 9849852989 > |
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Yeah, I'm not really sure what your question is, but Chris may be going in the right direction... so... To clarify: for performance reasons it does not recurse, so the products do have to be direct members of the purchase allow category. There is some stuff in the Catalog Manager to add all products in a category and its children to another category to help with this sort of thing. BTW, check out the section on this stuff in the Basic Product Setup Guide (in the technical section on docs.ofbiz.org), it has some information about these category types. -David On Dec 17, 2006, at 9:47 PM, Chris Howe wrote: > I haven't found it necessary as of yet to utilize the > PCCT_PURCH_ALLW restriction. However, I would suspect > that if you made your additional category a > subcategory of your PCCT_PURCH_ALLW category it should > recurse. If this is not the case, simply add your > products to that category. Products can be a member > of more than one category. And a category does not > have to recurse from your root category. > > --- "G.Venkata Phanindra" <[hidden email]> wrote: > >> Hi all, >> I waitted for about a week for some reply >> from forums... but i did >> not get any ... can any one please look into this >> .... i am also feeling is >> my question not clear ... please reply me.. if that >> is the case .. >> regards >> G Venkata Phanindra. >> >> On 12/12/06, G.Venkata Phanindra >> <[hidden email]> wrote: >>> >>> Hi All, >>> I saw the following logic found a point to >> be very confusing .... >>> i.e in ShoppingCart.java file in makeItem(...) >>> method we r getting the ProductCategory as the >> first productCatergory i >>> that particular catalog of Type "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW" >> which can be only be one >>> per catalog ... but that does Restrict me from >> Selling Products of any >>> another Categories in Ofbiz ... because i am >> successfully able to use the >>> Shopping Cart and Check out processes ... >>> is this correct functionality of Ofbiz ... >>> as i see its not ????? am i missing anything >> here????? >>> Regards >>> >>> G.Venkata Phanindra >>> Mob:: 9849852989 >> >> >> >> >> -- >> G.Venkata Phanindra >> Mob:: 9849852989 >> > |
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Hi Jones,Chris ..
To be more specific I m able to add products for category of type Quick Add or Promotions and also able to use it for shopping cart ... but the problem is with current design in ofbiz shopping cart flow it is not storing all the information about a product or an item in ShoppingCart object as expected ... for example a product can be part of more than one category or a Catalog .. then the information stored with the item is not as expected it is taking the first category where this product is found and storing ... which is actually restricting me to add one product to one category ...... the files about which i am looking at are ... Package org.ofbiz.order.shoppingcart classes are ShoppingCart.java ShoppingCartItem.java Specific Lines of Code from ShoppingCartItem.java makeItem(.....) try { product = delegator.findByPrimaryKeyCache("Product", UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); // first see if there is a purchase allow category and if this product is in it or not String purchaseProductCategoryId = CatalogWorker.getCatalogPurchaseAllowCategoryId(delegator, prodCatalogId); if (product != null && purchaseProductCategoryId != null) { if (!CategoryWorker.isProductInCategory(delegator, product.getString("productId"), purchaseProductCategoryId)) { // a Purchase allow productCategoryId was found, but the product is not in the category, axe it... product = null; } } } catch (GenericEntityException e) { Debug.logWarning(e.toString(), module); product = null; } Specific Lines of Code from CatalogWorker.java getCatalogPurchaseAllowCategoryId(GenericDelegator delegator, String prodCatalogId) if (prodCatalogId == null || prodCatalogId.length() <= 0) return null; List prodCatalogCategories = getProdCatalogCategories(delegator, prodCatalogId, "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW"); if (prodCatalogCategories != null && prodCatalogCategories.size() > 0) { GenericValue prodCatalogCategory = EntityUtil.getFirst (prodCatalogCategories); return prodCatalogCategory.getString("productCategoryId"); } else { return null; } The problem with the lines above that are in bold we r returning only the first catagory that is found which will not be the case always ........ please tell me know if i am missing somting .... in the code ..... regards, G Venkata Phanindra. On 12/18/06, David E Jones <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > Yeah, I'm not really sure what your question is, but Chris may be > going in the right direction... so... > > To clarify: for performance reasons it does not recurse, so the > products do have to be direct members of the purchase allow category. > There is some stuff in the Catalog Manager to add all products in a > category and its children to another category to help with this sort > of thing. > > BTW, check out the section on this stuff in the Basic Product Setup > Guide (in the technical section on docs.ofbiz.org), it has some > information about these category types. > > -David > > > On Dec 17, 2006, at 9:47 PM, Chris Howe wrote: > > > I haven't found it necessary as of yet to utilize the > > PCCT_PURCH_ALLW restriction. However, I would suspect > > that if you made your additional category a > > subcategory of your PCCT_PURCH_ALLW category it should > > recurse. If this is not the case, simply add your > > products to that category. Products can be a member > > of more than one category. And a category does not > > have to recurse from your root category. > > > > --- "G.Venkata Phanindra" <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > >> Hi all, > >> I waitted for about a week for some reply > >> from forums... but i did > >> not get any ... can any one please look into this > >> .... i am also feeling is > >> my question not clear ... please reply me.. if that > >> is the case .. > >> regards > >> G Venkata Phanindra. > >> > >> On 12/12/06, G.Venkata Phanindra > >> <[hidden email]> wrote: > >>> > >>> Hi All, > >>> I saw the following logic found a point to > >> be very confusing .... > >>> i.e in ShoppingCart.java file in makeItem(...) > >>> method we r getting the ProductCategory as the > >> first productCatergory i > >>> that particular catalog of Type "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW" > >> which can be only be one > >>> per catalog ... but that does Restrict me from > >> Selling Products of any > >>> another Categories in Ofbiz ... because i am > >> successfully able to use the > >>> Shopping Cart and Check out processes ... > >>> is this correct functionality of Ofbiz ... > >>> as i see its not ????? am i missing anything > >> here????? > >>> Regards > >>> > >>> G.Venkata Phanindra > >>> Mob:: 9849852989 > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> -- > >> G.Venkata Phanindra > >> Mob:: 9849852989 > >> > > > > -- G.Venkata Phanindra Mob:: 9849852989 |
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The intention of the search category, purchase allow category, and other such categories is that they NOT be the same as the browse categories, and in fact should not be. In other words each product should be in the search/purchase allow/etc category (or categories if different ones) AND in one or more browse categories. BTW, there are a number of companies that can help you with structuring your catalog to facilitate various functional elements, and to facilitate product searching/finding for customers. -David On Dec 17, 2006, at 11:50 PM, G.Venkata Phanindra wrote: > Hi Jones,Chris .. > To be more specific I m able to add products for > category of > type Quick Add or Promotions and also able to use it for shopping > cart ... > but the problem is with current design in ofbiz shopping cart flow > it is not > storing all the information about a product or an item in > ShoppingCart > object > as expected ... for example a product can be part of more than one > category > or a Catalog .. then the information stored with the item is not as > expected > it is taking the first category where this product is found and > storing ... > which is actually restricting me to add one product to one > category ...... > the files about which i am looking at are ... > > Package > org.ofbiz.order.shoppingcart > classes are > ShoppingCart.java > ShoppingCartItem.java > Specific Lines of Code from ShoppingCartItem.java makeItem(.....) > try { > product = delegator.findByPrimaryKeyCache("Product", > UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); > > // first see if there is a purchase allow category and > if this > product is in it or not > String purchaseProductCategoryId = > CatalogWorker.getCatalogPurchaseAllowCategoryId(delegator, > prodCatalogId); > if (product != null && purchaseProductCategoryId != null) { > if (!CategoryWorker.isProductInCategory(delegator, > product.getString("productId"), purchaseProductCategoryId)) { > // a Purchase allow productCategoryId was found, > but the > product is not in the category, axe it... > product = null; > } > } > } catch (GenericEntityException e) { > Debug.logWarning(e.toString(), module); > product = null; > } > > Specific Lines of Code from CatalogWorker.java > getCatalogPurchaseAllowCategoryId(GenericDelegator delegator, String > prodCatalogId) > if (prodCatalogId == null || prodCatalogId.length() <= 0) return null; > > List prodCatalogCategories = getProdCatalogCategories > (delegator, > prodCatalogId, "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW"); > if (prodCatalogCategories != null && > prodCatalogCategories.size() > > 0) { > GenericValue prodCatalogCategory = EntityUtil.getFirst > (prodCatalogCategories); > return prodCatalogCategory.getString("productCategoryId"); > } else { > return null; > } > > > The problem with the lines above that are in bold we r returning > only the > first catagory that is found which will not be the case > always ........ > please tell me know if i am missing somting .... in the code ..... > > > regards, > > G Venkata Phanindra. > > > > On 12/18/06, David E Jones <[hidden email]> wrote: >> >> >> Yeah, I'm not really sure what your question is, but Chris may be >> going in the right direction... so... >> >> To clarify: for performance reasons it does not recurse, so the >> products do have to be direct members of the purchase allow category. >> There is some stuff in the Catalog Manager to add all products in a >> category and its children to another category to help with this sort >> of thing. >> >> BTW, check out the section on this stuff in the Basic Product Setup >> Guide (in the technical section on docs.ofbiz.org), it has some >> information about these category types. >> >> -David >> >> >> On Dec 17, 2006, at 9:47 PM, Chris Howe wrote: >> >> > I haven't found it necessary as of yet to utilize the >> > PCCT_PURCH_ALLW restriction. However, I would suspect >> > that if you made your additional category a >> > subcategory of your PCCT_PURCH_ALLW category it should >> > recurse. If this is not the case, simply add your >> > products to that category. Products can be a member >> > of more than one category. And a category does not >> > have to recurse from your root category. >> > >> > --- "G.Venkata Phanindra" <[hidden email]> wrote: >> > >> >> Hi all, >> >> I waitted for about a week for some reply >> >> from forums... but i did >> >> not get any ... can any one please look into this >> >> .... i am also feeling is >> >> my question not clear ... please reply me.. if that >> >> is the case .. >> >> regards >> >> G Venkata Phanindra. >> >> >> >> On 12/12/06, G.Venkata Phanindra >> >> <[hidden email]> wrote: >> >>> >> >>> Hi All, >> >>> I saw the following logic found a point to >> >> be very confusing .... >> >>> i.e in ShoppingCart.java file in makeItem(...) >> >>> method we r getting the ProductCategory as the >> >> first productCatergory i >> >>> that particular catalog of Type "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW" >> >> which can be only be one >> >>> per catalog ... but that does Restrict me from >> >> Selling Products of any >> >>> another Categories in Ofbiz ... because i am >> >> successfully able to use the >> >>> Shopping Cart and Check out processes ... >> >>> is this correct functionality of Ofbiz ... >> >>> as i see its not ????? am i missing anything >> >> here????? >> >>> Regards >> >>> >> >>> G.Venkata Phanindra >> >>> Mob:: 9849852989 >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> -- >> >> G.Venkata Phanindra >> >> Mob:: 9849852989 >> >> >> > >> >> > > > -- > G.Venkata Phanindra > Mob:: 9849852989 |
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If I understand you correctly, you're missing the
point of putting a category in the role of PCCT_PURCH_ALLW to a catalog. Your PCCT_PURCH_ALLW category should not be a category that your customers would see the members of. It is a seperate, external category. For instance with the demo catalog you have the following category structure CATALOG1 is Browse Root for DemoCatalog CATALOG1 is parent to PC-100, GC-100, 200, and 100 If you wanted to utilize the PCT_PURCH_ALLW ProductCatalogCategoryType, you would create a category "RESTRICTED" that is not a child (and most likely not rolled up to any category) to CATALOG1 and put all of your products in RESTRICTED. For instance product GZ-1000 (Tiny Gizmo) is a member of the product category 100 (Gizmos). To utilize this restricted functionality, you would make GZ-1000 a member of your new RESTRICTED category as well. Now GZ-1000 is a member of 2 categories (technically 5 categories as the demo data sets this product up in category 100, category 101, CATALOG1_SEARCH, and TSTCSL) --- "G.Venkata Phanindra" <[hidden email]> wrote: > Hi Jones,Chris .. > To be more specific I m able to add > products for category of > type Quick Add or Promotions and also able to use > it for shopping cart ... > but the problem is with current design in ofbiz > shopping cart flow it is not > storing all the information about a product or an > item in ShoppingCart > object > as expected ... for example a product can be part > of more than one category > or a Catalog .. then the information stored with the > item is not as expected > it is taking the first category where this product > is found and storing ... > which is actually restricting me to add one product > to one category ...... > the files about which i am looking at are ... > > Package > org.ofbiz.order.shoppingcart > classes are > ShoppingCart.java > ShoppingCartItem.java > Specific Lines of Code from ShoppingCartItem.java > makeItem(.....) > try { > product = > delegator.findByPrimaryKeyCache("Product", > UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); > > // first see if there is a purchase > allow category and if this > product is in it or not > String purchaseProductCategoryId = > > prodCatalogId); > if (product != null && > purchaseProductCategoryId != null) { > if > (!CategoryWorker.isProductInCategory(delegator, > product.getString("productId"), > purchaseProductCategoryId)) { > // a Purchase allow > productCategoryId was found, but the > product is not in the category, axe it... > product = null; > } > } > } catch (GenericEntityException e) { > Debug.logWarning(e.toString(), module); > product = null; > } > > Specific Lines of Code from CatalogWorker.java > getCatalogPurchaseAllowCategoryId(GenericDelegator > delegator, String > prodCatalogId) > if (prodCatalogId == null || prodCatalogId.length() > <= 0) return null; > > List prodCatalogCategories = > getProdCatalogCategories(delegator, > prodCatalogId, "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW"); > if (prodCatalogCategories != null && > prodCatalogCategories.size() > > 0) { > GenericValue prodCatalogCategory = > EntityUtil.getFirst > (prodCatalogCategories); > return > prodCatalogCategory.getString("productCategoryId"); > } else { > return null; > } > > > The problem with the lines above that are in bold we > r returning only the > first catagory that is found which will not be the > case always ........ > please tell me know if i am missing somting .... in > the code ..... > > > regards, > > G Venkata Phanindra. > > > > On 12/18/06, David E Jones > <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > > > > Yeah, I'm not really sure what your question is, > but Chris may be > > going in the right direction... so... > > > > To clarify: for performance reasons it does not > recurse, so the > > products do have to be direct members of the > purchase allow category. > > There is some stuff in the Catalog Manager to add > all products in a > > category and its children to another category to > help with this sort > > of thing. > > > > BTW, check out the section on this stuff in the > Basic Product Setup > > Guide (in the technical section on > docs.ofbiz.org), it has some > > information about these category types. > > > > -David > > > > > > On Dec 17, 2006, at 9:47 PM, Chris Howe wrote: > > > > > I haven't found it necessary as of yet to > utilize the > > > PCCT_PURCH_ALLW restriction. However, I would > suspect > > > that if you made your additional category a > > > subcategory of your PCCT_PURCH_ALLW category it > should > > > recurse. If this is not the case, simply add > your > > > products to that category. Products can be a > member > > > of more than one category. And a category does > not > > > have to recurse from your root category. > > > > > > --- "G.Venkata Phanindra" <[hidden email]> > wrote: > > > > > >> Hi all, > > >> I waitted for about a week for some > reply > > >> from forums... but i did > > >> not get any ... can any one please look into > this > > >> .... i am also feeling is > > >> my question not clear ... please reply me.. if > that > > >> is the case .. > > >> regards > > >> G Venkata Phanindra. > > >> > > >> On 12/12/06, G.Venkata Phanindra > > >> <[hidden email]> wrote: > > >>> > > >>> Hi All, > > >>> I saw the following logic found a > point to > > >> be very confusing .... > > >>> i.e in ShoppingCart.java file in makeItem(...) > > >>> method we r getting the ProductCategory as the > > >> first productCatergory i > > >>> that particular catalog of Type > "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW" > > >> which can be only be one > > >>> per catalog ... but that does Restrict me from > > >> Selling Products of any > > >>> another Categories in Ofbiz ... because i am > > >> successfully able to use the > > >>> Shopping Cart and Check out processes ... > > >>> is this correct functionality of Ofbiz ... > > >>> as i see its not ????? am i missing anything > > >> here????? > > >>> Regards > > >>> > > >>> G.Venkata Phanindra > > >>> Mob:: 9849852989 > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> -- > > >> G.Venkata Phanindra > > >> Mob:: 9849852989 > > >> > > > > > > > > > > -- > G.Venkata Phanindra > Mob:: 9849852989 > |
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Thanks for all your reply ... i got some important information that is
giving me a direction let me do some back ground work before posting questions.... regards G Venkata Phanindra On 12/18/06, Chris Howe <[hidden email]> wrote: > > If I understand you correctly, you're missing the > point of putting a category in the role of > PCCT_PURCH_ALLW to a catalog. > > Your PCCT_PURCH_ALLW category should not be a category > that your customers would see the members of. It is a > seperate, external category. > > For instance with the demo catalog you have the > following category structure > CATALOG1 is Browse Root for DemoCatalog > CATALOG1 is parent to PC-100, GC-100, 200, and 100 > > If you wanted to utilize the PCT_PURCH_ALLW > ProductCatalogCategoryType, you would create a > category "RESTRICTED" that is not a child (and most > likely not rolled up to any category) > to CATALOG1 and put all of your products in > RESTRICTED. > > For instance product GZ-1000 (Tiny Gizmo) is a member > of the product category 100 (Gizmos). To utilize this > restricted functionality, you would make GZ-1000 a > member of your new RESTRICTED category as well. Now > GZ-1000 is a member of 2 categories (technically 5 > categories as the demo data sets this product up in > category 100, category 101, CATALOG1_SEARCH, and > TSTCSL) > > --- "G.Venkata Phanindra" <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > Hi Jones,Chris .. > > To be more specific I m able to add > > products for category of > > type Quick Add or Promotions and also able to use > > it for shopping cart ... > > but the problem is with current design in ofbiz > > shopping cart flow it is not > > storing all the information about a product or an > > item in ShoppingCart > > object > > as expected ... for example a product can be part > > of more than one category > > or a Catalog .. then the information stored with the > > item is not as expected > > it is taking the first category where this product > > is found and storing ... > > which is actually restricting me to add one product > > to one category ...... > > the files about which i am looking at are ... > > > > Package > > org.ofbiz.order.shoppingcart > > classes are > > ShoppingCart.java > > ShoppingCartItem.java > > Specific Lines of Code from ShoppingCartItem.java > > makeItem(.....) > > try { > > product = > > delegator.findByPrimaryKeyCache("Product", > > UtilMisc.toMap("productId", productId)); > > > > // first see if there is a purchase > > allow category and if this > > product is in it or not > > String purchaseProductCategoryId = > > > CatalogWorker.getCatalogPurchaseAllowCategoryId(delegator, > > prodCatalogId); > > if (product != null && > > purchaseProductCategoryId != null) { > > if > > (!CategoryWorker.isProductInCategory(delegator, > > product.getString("productId"), > > purchaseProductCategoryId)) { > > // a Purchase allow > > productCategoryId was found, but the > > product is not in the category, axe it... > > product = null; > > } > > } > > } catch (GenericEntityException e) { > > Debug.logWarning(e.toString(), module); > > product = null; > > } > > > > Specific Lines of Code from CatalogWorker.java > > getCatalogPurchaseAllowCategoryId(GenericDelegator > > delegator, String > > prodCatalogId) > > if (prodCatalogId == null || prodCatalogId.length() > > <= 0) return null; > > > > List prodCatalogCategories = > > getProdCatalogCategories(delegator, > > prodCatalogId, "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW"); > > if (prodCatalogCategories != null && > > prodCatalogCategories.size() > > > 0) { > > GenericValue prodCatalogCategory = > > EntityUtil.getFirst > > (prodCatalogCategories); > > return > > prodCatalogCategory.getString("productCategoryId"); > > } else { > > return null; > > } > > > > > > The problem with the lines above that are in bold we > > r returning only the > > first catagory that is found which will not be the > > case always ........ > > please tell me know if i am missing somting .... in > > the code ..... > > > > > > regards, > > > > G Venkata Phanindra. > > > > > > > > On 12/18/06, David E Jones > > <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Yeah, I'm not really sure what your question is, > > but Chris may be > > > going in the right direction... so... > > > > > > To clarify: for performance reasons it does not > > recurse, so the > > > products do have to be direct members of the > > purchase allow category. > > > There is some stuff in the Catalog Manager to add > > all products in a > > > category and its children to another category to > > help with this sort > > > of thing. > > > > > > BTW, check out the section on this stuff in the > > Basic Product Setup > > > Guide (in the technical section on > > docs.ofbiz.org), it has some > > > information about these category types. > > > > > > -David > > > > > > > > > On Dec 17, 2006, at 9:47 PM, Chris Howe wrote: > > > > > > > I haven't found it necessary as of yet to > > utilize the > > > > PCCT_PURCH_ALLW restriction. However, I would > > suspect > > > > that if you made your additional category a > > > > subcategory of your PCCT_PURCH_ALLW category it > > should > > > > recurse. If this is not the case, simply add > > your > > > > products to that category. Products can be a > > member > > > > of more than one category. And a category does > > not > > > > have to recurse from your root category. > > > > > > > > --- "G.Venkata Phanindra" <[hidden email]> > > wrote: > > > > > > > >> Hi all, > > > >> I waitted for about a week for some > > reply > > > >> from forums... but i did > > > >> not get any ... can any one please look into > > this > > > >> .... i am also feeling is > > > >> my question not clear ... please reply me.. if > > that > > > >> is the case .. > > > >> regards > > > >> G Venkata Phanindra. > > > >> > > > >> On 12/12/06, G.Venkata Phanindra > > > >> <[hidden email]> wrote: > > > >>> > > > >>> Hi All, > > > >>> I saw the following logic found a > > point to > > > >> be very confusing .... > > > >>> i.e in ShoppingCart.java file in makeItem(...) > > > >>> method we r getting the ProductCategory as the > > > >> first productCatergory i > > > >>> that particular catalog of Type > > "PCCT_PURCH_ALLW" > > > >> which can be only be one > > > >>> per catalog ... but that does Restrict me from > > > >> Selling Products of any > > > >>> another Categories in Ofbiz ... because i am > > > >> successfully able to use the > > > >>> Shopping Cart and Check out processes ... > > > >>> is this correct functionality of Ofbiz ... > > > >>> as i see its not ????? am i missing anything > > > >> here????? > > > >>> Regards > > > >>> > > > >>> G.Venkata Phanindra > > > >>> Mob:: 9849852989 > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> -- > > > >> G.Venkata Phanindra > > > >> Mob:: 9849852989 > > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > > G.Venkata Phanindra > > Mob:: 9849852989 > > > > -- G.Venkata Phanindra Mob:: 9849852989 |
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