Miva 10.03

[Jim Cockerham]

Hi Jim,

I have updated the instructions. There are three areas that need to be updated, edit-basket-attributes.js, Basket -> Basket Contents, and Basket -> Content.

Hi Matt, As far as I can tell that seems to fix everything :) Thanks so much for your help!

[Matt Zimmermann]

Is the the new feature "Edit Product Attributes on the Basket Page" working for most of you? I followed the instruction here: https://github.com/mivaecommerce/rea...ows/issues/127 . I am only using single attributes for my products and I am seeing the "Edit" button on the BASK page , but it does nothing. Does it only work if you have multiple attributes? I have gone over the instructions twice and it all looks good.

Hi Jim,

I have updated the instructions. There are three areas that need to be updated, edit-basket-attributes.js, Basket -> Basket Contents, and Basket -> Content.

[Matt Zimmermann]

Hi Jim,

I am working through a potential fix for that and will have more details a little later today.

[Jim Cockerham]

Hi Jim,

Under User Interface -> Templates -> Pages -> BASK -> Contents, replace the MVT:IF statement with this:

<mvt:if expr="l.settings:group:product:productsubscriptionsettings:enabled OR miva_array_elements(l.settings:has_attributes) GT 0">

Hi Matt, thank you for all of your help with this. Now it's a little unpredictable. If I add a product with an attribute to the Basket first and then add a product without an attribute to the Basket, both will have the Edit link, but if I add the product without an attribute to the Basket first it will not have the Edit link.

[Brennan]

Kent Multer The function to apply shipping, payment or calculate tax to an order it this one:

https://docs.miva.com/json-api/funct...lculatecharges

In most cases, you're going to be calling it from a Miva page. In that case you use the helper function we provide in Runtime.js here:

Runction Runtime_CalculateCharges( shipping_method, payment_method, callback, delegator )
{
return AJAX_Call_JSON( callback, 'runtime', 'Runtime_CalculateCharges',
{
ShippingMethod: shipping_method,
PaymentMethod: payment_method
}, delegator );
}

https://docs.miva.com/miva10/referen...mejs-reference

Here is an example of its usage:

Runtime_CalculateCharges('flatrate:overnight', 'check:check',
function(response) {
//update basket contents on page to reflect changes
});

Tax is always re-calculated anytime this function runs.

[Matt Zimmermann]

Hi Jim,

Under User Interface -> Templates -> Pages -> BASK -> Contents, replace the MVT:IF statement with this:

<mvt:if expr="l.settings:group:product:productsubscriptionsettings:enabled OR miva_array_elements(l.settings:has_attributes) GT 0">

[Jim Cockerham]

Hi Jim,

Under User Interface -> Templates -> Pages -> BASK -> Basket Contents, insert

<mvt:assign name="l.settings:has_attributes" value="0" />

right below

<mvt:assign name="g.basket_subtotal" value="0" />

That should do the trick.

Hi Matt, Were close. Now the Edit button is gone on products without attributes. Products with subscriptions still get the edit button, but it doesn't do anything, unless a different product with an attribute is also in the Basket.

[Matt Zimmermann]

Hi Matt, thank you, it does now seem to work. There is a quirk though. The edit button is shown for every product, whether or not the product has attributes. While the edit button is displayed, it does nothing if the product does not have attributes. However if there is a product in the cart that does have attributes and a product that does not have attributes the edit button will work for both products.

Hi Jim,

Under User Interface -> Templates -> Pages -> BASK -> Basket Contents, insert

<mvt:assign name="l.settings:has_attributes" value="0" />

right below

<mvt:assign name="g.basket_subtotal" value="0" />

That should do the trick.

[Kent Multer]

I'll add the links to that page but here is the new function:

https://docs.miva.com/json-api/funct...ethodlist_load

Thanks, Brennan. That function does the "view," but not the "update" part. Is there another function for that?

No hurry; I don't have an immediate need for this functionality. Being a writer as well as a programmer, I tend to notice these things; and I figured I should bring it to someone's attention.

Thanks --

[Kent Multer]

BTW Kent, I sent you an email last week.

Hi John, I was out of town for a few days. I'll be replying to you shortly.

[Jim Cockerham]

Hi Jim,

Try creating an item with:

• Code: runtimejs
• Module: cmp-mv-runtimejs

Hi Matt, thank you, it does now seem to work. There is a quirk though. The edit button is shown for every product, whether or not the product has attributes. While the edit button is displayed, it does nothing if the product does not have attributes. However if there is a product in the cart that does have attributes and a product that does not have attributes the edit button will work for both products.

[TheTeaTable]

I looked at that page, and some of the pages that it links to. I found a few mentions of viewing and updating the selected payment method, but no details on how to actually do it. Sorry if I'm missing something ...

Thanks --

I don't do this stuff, but I didn't understand it either. The previous, highlighted "Before" and "After" method made a lot more sense to me.

BTW Kent, I sent you an email last week.

[Matt Zimmermann]

Hi Jim,

Try creating an item with:

• Code: runtimejs
• Module: cmp-mv-runtimejs

[Jim Cockerham]

Hi Jim,

Looks like I missed one step in that documentation. Apply the "runtimejs" item to the BASK page.

Hi Matt, It doesn't look like I have that item. Do I need to add it?

Thanks

[Matt Zimmermann]

Hi Jim,

Looks like I missed one step in that documentation. Apply the "runtimejs" item to the BASK page.