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'Ask for price' in the frontend? A kind of textfield to let customers enter a price?If so alter the HTML of the templates.Regards Christoph
I have some stuff I cannot give a price, people have to get in touch to hear the price... when I put no price in the pricefield it automatically makes it 0,00... I wondered if there is a chance to change this default value to 'Ask me' or 'mail for the price' or something like that
How can I make a multi lamguage Bakery shop?
Furthermore you could change the database field "price" from 'DECIMAL(9,2)' to 'VARCHAR(10)'. This way a blank field will not be converted to 0. But actually in your case this is not really needed.
@snarkHi snarkYou can use the WB "Browse Media" section to browse, add, overwrite or delete any Bakery thumbs and images. The thumbs and images of eg. item_id 1 are located at/media/bakery/thumbs/item1//media/bakery/images/item1/Make sure a thumb and a corresponding image have the same file name. Thumbs must have the extension .jpg.
$thumb_append = "' alt='".$img_title."' title='".$img_title." ' class='mod_bakery_item_thumb_f' /></a>";
$thumb_append = "' alt='".$img_title."' title='".$img_title."' width='".$thumbwidth."' class='mod_bakery_item_thumb_f' /></a>";
Quote from: freeSbee on July 03, 2009, 09:04:01 AMFurthermore you could change the database field "price" from 'DECIMAL(9,2)' to 'VARCHAR(10)'. This way a blank field will not be converted to 0. But actually in your case this is not really needed.wrong... this was exactly what I needed and I could have thought of that myself... thanks
When i want to make a payment in Bakery with Paypal, paypal say:This recipient does not accept payments denominated in WS_Error_XClick_Pre f_Foreign_Currency. Please contact the seller and ask him to update his payment receiving preferences to accept this currency.
Quote from: masarin on July 03, 2009, 01:27:05 PMHow can I make a multi lamguage Bakery shop?Hi MasarinBakery does not support multilingual websites by default.But this might give you an idea of how you can work around.1. Make different Bakery pages for every language by selecting different languages for every page.2. Translate the email templates to the required languages. Make a multilingual email containing all localisations divided in different sections - each section holding one translation. Save them in the Bakery > Payment Methods > Email Settings.There is another approach described in this post:https://forum.WebsiteBaker.org/index.php/topic,7834.msg66610.html#msg66610Regards Christoph
Hi MarcelQuote from: infinex on July 03, 2009, 03:22:54 PMWhen i want to make a payment in Bakery with Paypal, paypal say:This recipient does not accept payments denominated in WS_Error_XClick_Pre f_Foreign_Currency. Please contact the seller and ask him to update his payment receiving preferences to accept this currency.As the error message tells you this has to do with your PayPal payment receiving settings. If you do not know how to set them correctly please search the PayPal FAQ or contact PayPal customer support.Regards Christoph
This I dont understand how to do. I dont have any file named Bakery > Payment Methods > Email Settings.How do I devide the localisations with different sections? what kind of sections?
Does anyone have a Swedish language file to share?
Hi MasarinQuote from: masarin on July 08, 2009, 03:46:09 PMThis I dont understand how to do. I dont have any file named Bakery > Payment Methods > Email Settings.How do I devide the localisations with different sections? what kind of sections?This is not a file. If you use version 1.1 or later the email templates are located at the > Bakery Backend > Payment Methods > Email Settingshttp://www.bakery-shop.ch/#templatesSince all customers will get the same email with purchase details you have to write multilingual emails. I suggest to make multiple sections in the email, one section for each language.Hope I could put my idea across to you.Regards Christoph
I think I understand. I have to do one email for each payment method that inkludes both Swedish and English, and all customers will have an email in both Swedish and English. Am I getting this right?So I make a new email template to include all languages into the same mail?
I am working on translating Bakery into Swedish, and when I translated the payment_methods I noticed that in every payment methods language file (payment_methods/advance/languages/EN.php) there is a email section (same as in Bakery Backend > Payment Methods > Email Settings).Is there no funktion for these implemented yet? or is there a way to use them?
Hi MasarinQuote from: masarin on July 09, 2009, 09:02:34 PMI think I understand. I have to do one email for each payment method that inkludes both Swedish and English, and all customers will have an email in both Swedish and English. Am I getting this right?So I make a new email template to include all languages into the same mail?Yes, correct. Bakery was never intended to be multilingual. So, this is just a workaround.Quote from: masarin on July 09, 2009, 09:02:34 PMI am working on translating Bakery into Swedish, and when I translated the payment_methods I noticed that in every payment methods language file (payment_methods/advance/languages/EN.php) there is a email section (same as in Bakery Backend > Payment Methods > Email Settings).Is there no funktion for these implemented yet? or is there a way to use them?These are the default email templates. Bakery uses the default WB language setting to determine which email template will be saved in the database for later modifications.Regards Christoph
Would it be difficult to make Bakery use these default email templates depending on witch language you chose for each Bakery Page? Then it would be easy to set up multilingual shops.
Hi MasarinQuote from: masarin on July 09, 2009, 09:42:47 PMWould it be difficult to make Bakery use these default email templates depending on witch language you chose for each Bakery Page? Then it would be easy to set up multilingual shops.No, I don't think it would be difficult if you do it without the feature to edit the email templates in the Bakery backend.Regards Christoph