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I would want to create product specification sheets. I read http://www.nabble.com/Attaching-product-spec-sheets-to-products-td9030692.html#a9030692 Into a product specification sheet, there are commun titles and texts to a category and sub-categories and variable texts for one product. How can a create a template for a category and sub-categories with common text ? When a product detail is displayed, OFBiz has to choice the nearest specification template into the category tree. This template has to be multilingual. At the level of product variables texts, where can I key texts ? (into content, atribute, feature ...) Thanks Eric |
if the pdf are already created then simply have a location and use a url
to them with a div class that lets you put the formatting in the CSS. if you want dynamic spec sheets use the code that generates the PDF now and take the data from the current entities for products, and extend or create an entity that would store the rest of the info you have. then have a widget or FTL that is used to create the product sheets say on a nightly run service or on demand. as far as multi-language you can now have the i8L with the xml that are specific to ofbiz you can define a UIlabels and have the translation include variables. very powerful. Eric DE MAULDE sent the following on 9/26/2008 1:56 AM: > Hi, > > I would want to create product specification sheets. > I read http://www.nabble.com/Attaching-product-spec-sheets-to-products-td9030692.html#a9030692 > Into a product specification sheet, there are commun titles and texts to a category and sub-categories and variable texts for one product. > > How can a create a template for a category and sub-categories with common text ? > When a product detail is displayed, OFBiz has to choice the nearest specification template into the category tree. > This template has to be multilingual. > > At the level of product variables texts, where can I key texts ? (into content, atribute, feature ...) > > Thanks > > Eric |
Hi,
Thanks BJ. Sorry, I don't have and want a PDF file. I would want to implement dynamic spec within templates. Each template is related to a category. The product spec template depends on the nearest template from category tree. How can I implement a product template, attached to a category ? I believe I create a content with type "template" ... What format ? To attach this template to a category, I create a new Product Category Content Type ? Is there a subject or documentation about this problematics ? Thanks Eric ----- Original Message ----- From: "BJ Freeman" <[hidden email]> To: <[hidden email]> Sent: Friday, September 26, 2008 5:39 PM Subject: Re: Product specification sheet > if the pdf are already created then simply have a location and use a url > to them with a div class that lets you put the formatting in the CSS. > if you want dynamic spec sheets use the code that generates the PDF now > and take the data from the current entities for products, and extend or > create an entity that would store the rest of the info you have. > then have a widget or FTL that is used to create the product sheets say > on a nightly run service or on demand. > as far as multi-language you can now have the i8L with the xml that are > specific to ofbiz you can define a UIlabels and have the translation > include variables. very powerful. > > Eric DE MAULDE sent the following on 9/26/2008 1:56 AM: >> Hi, >> >> I would want to create product specification sheets. >> I read >> http://www.nabble.com/Attaching-product-spec-sheets-to-products-td9030692.html#a9030692 >> Into a product specification sheet, there are commun titles and texts to >> a category and sub-categories and variable texts for one product. >> >> How can a create a template for a category and sub-categories with common >> text ? >> When a product detail is displayed, OFBiz has to choice the nearest >> specification template into the category tree. >> This template has to be multilingual. >> >> At the level of product variables texts, where can I key texts ? (into >> content, atribute, feature ...) >> >> Thanks >> >> Eric > > |
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