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Can you actually do this for them? They have a budget to do this if you
wouldn't mind quoting for it!
to see just what is needed the current W Site is
www.cornish-bottled-beer.co.uk.
There are 2 distinct parts to the Store
One which just deals with a pre-defines Case of bottles.
One which builds a case up ... then adds it to the cart as a Case.
So I feel the Data base needs altering for a Sub cart.
I suggested to have a split path on the first page either Bottles OR
Prebuilt Cases, but Ideally they wanted It all to be using just the one
Cart at the end which is tricky as you cant set a min product qty as 12
or they would need to order 12 Cases!
On Wed, 2014-02-19 at 09:10 +0000, Jiminald V wrote:
> Hi Kevin,
>
>
> I've had some experience with OC in my line of work.
>
>
>
> Ideally, you'd need your modifications to be written as an extension
> otherwise you would be adding the changes back in with every update.
> VQMod is the modifications engine, it uses XML to identify what files
> to inject your PHP into at runtime.
>
>
> From how I see it, you would need to have the crate as the item in the
> basket and each bottle the user selects as an option of the case. Once
> a crate has reached 12 options, a new crate is created to add more
> bottles to.
>
>
> Hope this helps,
> Jiminald
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 9:25 PM, Kevin Lucas
> <kevin.lucas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all
> I want to help some friends with their site selling Cornish
> Beer &
> Cider, I have smoothed out some problems with an existing site
> and upped
> sales by 4 fold but have a need to bring it "up to date" as
> far as
> shopping carts go and style with all the different display
> devices (Mobs
> Tabs Ipads Desktops etc). So I have looked at Open Cart and It
> may do
> what we want without reinventing the current site from
> scratch. But I
> cant see beyond a dilemma which is needing a Sub cart system
> where a
> customer selects 12 bottles from a selection of say 100, puts
> them in a
> "Case" then adds the Case to their Shopping cart. Each Case is
> just one
> Fixed price plus a fixed Delivery charge per case. It kinda
> works on
> http://www.cornish-bottled-beer.co.uk/beer-and-cider.php with
> fudges but
> is not user friendly to change or update.
> I have asked this question in the OC forum and of 2 distinct
> developers
> for OC but had no real response. I can supply the current
> php files
> which do the job if someone would quote for working on the
> extension. It
> could be resold on the OC extensions site if it proved
> popular.
> OpenCart uses a form of the Model View Controller (MVC)
> pattern, which
> I have yet to get to grips with and I hope the site owners
> don't need to
> learn, as it's quite easy to get a Store running with basic
> knowledge.
>
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