Cart Module Option ....

QureshiMo
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11 years 1 day ago #216139 by QureshiMo

Cart Module Option .... was created by QureshiMo

-- HikaShop version -- : 2.6.0
-- Joomla version -- : 3.4.4
-- PHP version -- : 5.5.12

Hello:
I upgraded Hikashop to 2.6.0 from 2.5.0 and noticed that the label for empty cart message has changed.
In 2.5.0, the label was

Empty cart message override

. In 2.6.0, this message is

Empty message

. The word

Override

is missing in 2.6.0.

I believe this change is causing the cart module for my template not working properly. To begin, the cart module always shows default message for empty cart.

How can I change the label back to what was in 2.5.0? Where can I find the configuration fields (The fields used to customized a module)

Thanks,
<<< Ali >>>

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nicolas
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11 years 1 day ago #216147 by nicolas

Replied by nicolas on topic Cart Module Option ....

Hi,

The label of the setting was changed in order to optimized the display of the new interface for the options of the cart module.
That change of the label has no link with the behavior of the cart module. Changing back the label won't "fix" anything.

The options are now available directly in the main Joomla settings of the module when you edit it via the Joomla modules manager.

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QureshiMo
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11 years 20 hours ago - 11 years 20 hours ago #216176 by QureshiMo

Replied by QureshiMo on topic Cart Module Option ....

Hello:

In this case, I am not sure why the empty error message I entered is not picked up by the template (See attachments)

Mini cart suppose to show "0" (Zero).

Thanks,
<<< Ali >>>

Last edit: 11 years 20 hours ago by QureshiMo. Reason: Replace last attachment with screen print that highlight Mini cart

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10 years 11 months ago #216258 by Xavier

Replied by Xavier on topic Cart Module Option ....

Hi,

Please check if you have an override on the view "product / cart" via HikaShop > Display > Views.
If it is, do a backup of the view and reset it.

In the view, you should have a code like:

Code:

$desc = trim($this->params->get('msg'));
if(empty($desc) && $desc != '0') {
	$this->params->set('msg', $emptyText);
	$desc = $emptyText;
}

if(empty($this->rows)) {
	if(!empty($desc) || $desc == '0') {
		echo $this->notice_html;
?>
		<div id="hikashop_cart" class="hikashop_cart"><?php
			echo $desc;
		?></div>
		<div class="clear_both"></div>
<?php
	}

	if(JRequest::getWord('tmpl', '') == 'component') {
		if(!headers_sent())
			header('Content-Type: text/css; charset=utf-8');
		exit;
	}
	return;
}

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QureshiMo
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10 years 11 months ago #216370 by QureshiMo

Replied by QureshiMo on topic Cart Module Option ....

Hello:

Still not picking up the message. Here is the code (Except for debug statement which I added, all the code seems to be be expected code)

Code:

$desc = trim($this->params->get('msg'));

echo "Debug: " . $this->params;
if(empty($desc) && $desc != '0') {
	$this->params->set('msg', $emptyText);
	$desc = $emptyText;
}

if(empty($this->rows)) {
	if(!empty($desc) || $desc == '0') {
		echo $this->notice_html;
?>
		<div id="hikashop_cart" class="hikashop_cart"><?php
			echo $desc;
		?></div>
		<div class="clear_both"></div>
<?php
	}

Here the output from the debug statement:

Thanks,
<<< Ali >>>

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Xavier
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10 years 11 months ago #216425 by Xavier

Replied by Xavier on topic Cart Module Option ....

Hi,

We are not able to reproduce the issue on our end.
Are you sure that you have the latest version of HikaShop ? (still 2.6.0 but with some bug fixes)

A solution could be to edit the view "product / cart" and add the following code at the top between php tags:

Code:

$modParams = $this->params->get('hikashopcartmodule', '');
foreach($modParams as $k => $v){
	$this->params->set($k, $v);
}

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