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Products not displaying in the module sub-category
11 years 5 months ago - 11 years 5 months ago #199765
by agiver
Products not displaying in the module sub-category was created by agiver
-- HikaShop version -- : 2.4.0
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Products not displaying in the module sub-categories.
Followed all the doc & forums, particularly "Content display on the front end"
I recently bought the multi-vendor version with the Starter Package.
The front end display documentation is confusing and I must have read it 100 times. I had it working for some time but now is GONE. very frustrating. I think there needs to be much faster response to issue than what has been.
Can you clarify whether one needs to create a module for every sub-category in the Module? ---- very urgent
Thanking in anticipation.
Jay
-- Joomla version -- : 3.4.1
-- PHP version -- : 5.3.29
-- Browser(s) name and version -- : Chrome 41.0.2272.101 m
Products not displaying in the module sub-categories.
Followed all the doc & forums, particularly "Content display on the front end"
I recently bought the multi-vendor version with the Starter Package.
The front end display documentation is confusing and I must have read it 100 times. I had it working for some time but now is GONE. very frustrating. I think there needs to be much faster response to issue than what has been.
Can you clarify whether one needs to create a module for every sub-category in the Module? ---- very urgent
Thanking in anticipation.
Jay
Last edit: 11 years 5 months ago by agiver.
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11 years 5 months ago #199774
by nicolas
Replied by nicolas on topic Products not displaying in the module sub-category
Hi,
You don't need to create a module for every sub-category in a category listing module.
When you create a new category listing module, the system should actually generate automatically the associated menu item that is necessary for the display of the products when you click on a category displayed in the module.
So there shouldn't be the need to do any complex setup. But then, if you messed with the settings, it might be better starting afresh and creating a new category listing module so that the system can regenerate the settings of the associated menu item properly.
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You don't need to create a module for every sub-category in a category listing module.
When you create a new category listing module, the system should actually generate automatically the associated menu item that is necessary for the display of the products when you click on a category displayed in the module.
So there shouldn't be the need to do any complex setup. But then, if you messed with the settings, it might be better starting afresh and creating a new category listing module so that the system can regenerate the settings of the associated menu item properly.
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