We are configuring a multi-store setup. Our products have several attributes and we want to limit the values of each attribute based on the store involved. For eg. if the product is Mug, then for store A, the mug may show Logo A and Phone A to be printed on the mug but for store B, the same mug product may show Logo B and Phone B. For Store C, it could be Logo A and Phone B
How can we set this up?
If this requires customization, can you please guide me where to start as I am pretty new to nopcommerce.
Thanks.
The latest version of nopCommerce 3.5 till date does not support product attributes or specification attributes to be varied by stores.
However the individual products can be limited to individual stores.
So in that case you need to create two products with the same information but different attributes and limit the products to stores.
If you really want to customize then you will have to edit the ProductBox view and I think Catalog controller to start with. For example where the product attributes and specification attributes are loaded there you might consider adding filters by stores.
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I want to create multiple online shops for selling merchandise products for companies. The products are basically identical but should be personalized in dependence of the company I am building the shop for. Because I do not want to build a new shop every time a new company joins the program I am looking for something like that:
www.myshop.com : One shop with the underlying product database and checkout system - not showing any products, just as a parent structure
www.company1.myshop.com : A slightly personalized shop where only a selection of the product catalogue is available
www.company2.myshop.com : A slightly personalized shop where a different selection of the product catalogue is available
Do you get it?
Does anybody know a tool for that?
Thanks in advance!
I already looked into WooCommerce, Shopify and even WiX. As far as I understood what I am looking for is not supported.
Since your example is based off of subdomains, you can choose to assign a Shopify store to each subdomain. Each store feeds from your inventory and accounting, giving your customers the illusion of a custom experience. Or you can just simplify your life, have one store, and assign your customers to view collections specific to them. That is the smart move. You may not like that, but it would work a peach for you. You just tag customers to see their specific collections, of products specific to those collections. Simple.
I can also think of a dozen other ways to pull this off with Shopify, but that is me, not you. For an opinion question like this, SO is not the right place to ask these kinds of questions, but I answered anyway. Your mileage may vary of course.
My client has two customer types (enterprises and individuals), he wants to propose different prices regarding the customer type. This customer type should be defined when the customer creates its account. I still haven't found a solution to do this automatically : after account creation depending on whether the customer said he is an enterprise or an individual, I want that the right price is automatically selected. Do you have any idea of how to do this without a manual user role given ?
Before registration, is it possible de display both prices so that the enterprise also knows what it will have to pay if it registered ?
That would be awesome if you have any idea of plugins doing this or how to code this.
Thanks a lot
Have a good day !
I believe you are looking for a what will be called a Wholesale User Plugin. There's a handful of them out there that you could look into. It will allow you to set up multiple user roles with different pricing structures.
I have a store that sells cheese and meat. I would like to set up a WooCommerce store and I am looking for some input as to whether it would be feasible to use the import tool given the complexity of my product catalogue.
The store has products for which there are multiple vendors and unit sizes.
For example, we sell a bison steak from three different vendors in two unit sizes.
We would code this in our offline ordering system as six products:
BIS-VEN1-US1
BIS-VEN1-US2
BIS-VEN2-US1
BIS-VEN2-US2
BIS-VEN3-US1
BIS-VEN3-US2
Each of these products could have a different price.
I know that WooCommerce has an option to set up variable products with variations that should allow me to set up products like this but I am not quite sure how to do it.
Any help would be appreciated.
I want all my product to have multiple prices.
for example:
I'm selling windows. every window has a normal type, ultra thin type and a strong type.
some windows doesn't have a strong type,
every type has its own price.
The user can select the type from a dropbox.
Is there a simple way to do that?
I used ubercart's product attributes. I made a list that the buyer must select from.
Yes there is an easy way, use the drupal commerce module.
http://drupal.org/project/commerce
My product is a book. Each books will be sold in 3 formats.
1) Print
2) Online
3) Print + Online
All the three prices for each book will be different.
If i add the book as different product. I have to add all the content like Index, Author details etc. 3 times for each book.
Is there any way where i can allow admin to add 3 prices for each product and user can select any one of the price?
Thanks & Regards,
Satya.
Kevin is right, but there is a problem relating to the purely hardcopy version.
You have to attach a "Feature" to the product, which is the digital asset, so that when they buy they get access to the download. I believe this is for the whole product.
So, if you're wrapping them all in one product you can only offer: Online or Online and Print.
But really there is no reason to just get the print version since it doesn't cost you anything to throw in the online version.
No, you do not need to create 3 different products, unless the SKU is different.
You can add Attributes for this product, lets call it 'Format'. You can then add 3 options to that attribute, Print, Online, Print + Online. Then when you edit the product, you can adjust the pricing for those options (ex. Print +$10).
The cost is added to the base price of the product. So, you could make the book $0, and let these options drive the cost. Example Print $35, Online $25, Print and Online $40.
There are a couple of ways you could solve this but this is how I would probably do it.
satya
You can use a default general pattern for all products while building attributes and later for each product you can override it by editing the product.
For each product you can vary the range.
You can actually set the digital portion to be attribute dependent.
Create an attribute called "Format" and give it your three options (Print, Online, Print and Online) with the appropriate price settings for each.
Add this attribute to your product.
You should see an "adjustments" subtab on the edit page for the product now, and here you can adjust the SKU depending on the Format that is selected.
On the Features tab, you can then specify the adjusted SKU's for the digital download (you may need to add the download feature twice, once for each SKU that should have it)