Vamsi,
You sent this to my personal email. Not that I mind, but I'd prefer that you emailed me from the OFBiz user ML for subjects regarding OFBiz. I think there was a recent problem with subscribing to that ML. Not sure about details. Can someone confirm and help Vamsi join user ML? Thanks. Jonathon [hidden email] wrote: > Thanks for reponding and I am going to test this one tommorow i will get back to you if I had any problems in creating the variant products > > Regards > Vamsi > > > jonwimp wrote: >> Vamsi, >> >> A Virtual Product ("Is VIRTUAL Product"? "Y") can be considered the "top >> definition" of a series >> of variant products. >> >> See WG-9943 for example. >> >> You don't have to create all of WG-9943's variants manually. Can do it >> automatically. >> >> Go to /catalog/control/QuickAddVariants?productId=WG-9943 . Click on the >> checkbox labeled "All". >> You'll see auto-generated product IDs "WG-994301", "WG-994302", and so on. >> >> Now go to: >> >> 1. catalog/control/EditFeature?productFeatureId=9000 and set "ID Code" to >> "B". >> >> 2. catalog/control/EditFeature?productFeatureId=9001 and set "ID Code" to >> "S". >> >> 3. catalog/control/EditFeature?productFeatureId=9002 and set "ID Code" to >> "3". >> >> 4. catalog/control/EditFeature?productFeatureId=9003 and set "ID Code" to >> "4". >> >> Go back to /catalog/control/QuickAddVariants?productId=WG-9943 and click >> on checkbox labeled "All" >> again. You'll see auto-generated product IDs "WG-9943-B3", "WG-9943-B4", >> "WG-9943-S3", "WG-9943-S4". >> >> Hope that gives you a quick idea of what OFBiz is capable of. >> >> Come back for more info if you can't quickly figure out how to: >> >> 1. Create Features at catalog/control/EditFeatureCategories >> >> 2. Attach Features to a product at say >> catalog/control/EditProductFeatures?productId=WG-9943 >> >> 3. Auto-generate the variants at say >> catalog/control/QuickAddVariants?productId=WG-9943 >> >> Create an entirely new virtual product, say WG-9943-Vamsi. Try to recreate >> the same variants that >> WG-9943 has, and you'll have learned a very powerful function in OFBiz. >> >> Enjoy OFBiz! >> >> If you've figured things out quickly from this advice, would you consider >> writing some form of >> docs for this particular function? Thanks in advance! >> >> Jonathon >> >> PS: Try to write to user ML at [hidden email] . This list is for >> discussion of actual >> development of functionalities in OFBiz. >> >> Vamsi wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I am stuck up at creating variant products . I want create a >>> product >>> in three different sizes small,medium and large of different prices . >>> >>> regards >>> vamsi >> >> > Quoted from: http://www.nabble.com/Variant-Products-tf3063233.html#a8520037 > > |
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Vamsi,
To subscribe to user ML please send a blank message to [hidden email] (only put subscribe in the object normally not mandatory but might help some time) Jacques ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jonathon -- Improov" <[hidden email]> To: "OFBiz Users Mailing List" <[hidden email]> Cc: <[hidden email]> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 5:14 AM Subject: Re: Variant Products > Vamsi, > > You sent this to my personal email. Not that I mind, but I'd prefer that you emailed me from the > OFBiz user ML for subjects regarding OFBiz. > > I think there was a recent problem with subscribing to that ML. Not sure about details. Can > someone confirm and help Vamsi join user ML? Thanks. > > Jonathon > > [hidden email] wrote: > > Thanks for reponding and I am going to test this one tommorow i will get back to you if I had any problems in creating the > > > > Regards > > Vamsi > > > > > > jonwimp wrote: > >> Vamsi, > >> > >> A Virtual Product ("Is VIRTUAL Product"? "Y") can be considered the "top > >> definition" of a series > >> of variant products. > >> > >> See WG-9943 for example. > >> > >> You don't have to create all of WG-9943's variants manually. Can do it > >> automatically. > >> > >> Go to /catalog/control/QuickAddVariants?productId=WG-9943 . Click on the > >> checkbox labeled "All". > >> You'll see auto-generated product IDs "WG-994301", "WG-994302", and so on. > >> > >> Now go to: > >> > >> 1. catalog/control/EditFeature?productFeatureId=9000 and set "ID Code" to > >> "B". > >> > >> 2. catalog/control/EditFeature?productFeatureId=9001 and set "ID Code" to > >> "S". > >> > >> 3. catalog/control/EditFeature?productFeatureId=9002 and set "ID Code" to > >> "3". > >> > >> 4. catalog/control/EditFeature?productFeatureId=9003 and set "ID Code" to > >> "4". > >> > >> Go back to /catalog/control/QuickAddVariants?productId=WG-9943 and click > >> on checkbox labeled "All" > >> again. You'll see auto-generated product IDs "WG-9943-B3", "WG-9943-B4", > >> "WG-9943-S3", "WG-9943-S4". > >> > >> Hope that gives you a quick idea of what OFBiz is capable of. > >> > >> Come back for more info if you can't quickly figure out how to: > >> > >> 1. Create Features at catalog/control/EditFeatureCategories > >> > >> 2. Attach Features to a product at say > >> catalog/control/EditProductFeatures?productId=WG-9943 > >> > >> 3. Auto-generate the variants at say > >> catalog/control/QuickAddVariants?productId=WG-9943 > >> > >> Create an entirely new virtual product, say WG-9943-Vamsi. Try to recreate > >> the same variants that > >> WG-9943 has, and you'll have learned a very powerful function in OFBiz. > >> > >> Enjoy OFBiz! > >> > >> If you've figured things out quickly from this advice, would you consider > >> writing some form of > >> docs for this particular function? Thanks in advance! > >> > >> Jonathon > >> > >> PS: Try to write to user ML at [hidden email] . This list is for > >> discussion of actual > >> development of functionalities in OFBiz. > >> > >> Vamsi wrote: > >>> Hi, > >>> > >>> I am stuck up at creating variant products . I want create a > >>> product > >>> in three different sizes small,medium and large of different prices . > >>> > >>> regards > >>> vamsi > >> > >> > > Quoted from: http://www.nabble.com/Variant-Products-tf3063233.html#a8520037 > > > > |
Hi,
seems I'm not alone with my problem. Subscribing to this mailinglist was pretty difficult, cause on the homepage (ofbiz.apache.org) the link for the user mailinglist is still [hidden email] which doesn't work any longer. Maybe someone can fix this and change it to [hidden email], so new users get a chance to subscribe to the mailingslist. Greetings Joerg > Vamsi, > > To subscribe to user ML please send a blank message to [hidden email] (only put subscribe in the object normally > not mandatory but might help some time) > > Jacques > > |
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Hi,
That not depends of OFBiz community but Apache human ressources (infra team). It has been asked since some time now, and I don't know why nothing is done yet. I personaly asked for a change to [hidden email] the 18/01/2007. BTW I'm not sure that the link is [hidden email] IMO should rather be [hidden email] but I may be wrong there, did you try this link ? Thanks Jacques ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jörg Herbst" <[hidden email]> To: <[hidden email]> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 12:14 PM Subject: Re: Variant Products > Hi, > > seems I'm not alone with my problem. Subscribing to this mailinglist was > pretty difficult, cause on the homepage (ofbiz.apache.org) the link for > the user mailinglist is still [hidden email] > which doesn't work any longer. Maybe someone can fix this and change it > to [hidden email], so new users get a chance to > subscribe to the mailingslist. > > Greetings > Joerg > > > Vamsi, > > > > To subscribe to user ML please send a blank message to [hidden email] (only put subscribe in the object > > not mandatory but might help some time) > > > > Jacques > > > > |
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