Please help me understand how this is happening:
I am monitoring one of my competitor's website products. But something strange happened and I am bit confused how this is possible.
Please see the urls below which leads to same product but showing me different prices.
https://www.werko.com.au/product/genuine-fuji-xerox-cwaa0751-waste-toner-bottle/
Price - $33.00
https://www.werko.com.au/product/genuine-fuji-xerox-cwaa0751-waste-toner-bottle/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5unSyImD3wIVRBSPCh2y3QNcEAsYASABEgJBpvD_BwE
Price - $31.57
If "?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5unSyImD3wIVRBSPCh2y3QNcEAsYAS ABEgJBpvD_BwE" portion is of URL is added to any product URL it will show me the edited prices otherwise the old prices. How this is happening?
It's just a GET parameter (Query string) and the webpage is generated (on the server by the script) depending on it. The value itself (part after =) is just a random string here.
Edit: actually it's the Google Click ID which they also use to change the price. So if the Click ID is present, the price is lowered.
I want to remove the [+£xxx] weight adjustment from product attributes on product detail page in nopcommerce 3.8.
For more clear let see the image
the red box indicates the weight adjustment of product attribute which I want to remove.
Is there any admin setting or done by code.
If code then where I want to change?
Done. By removing [{1}] value from products.productattributes.priceadjustment resource name in language.
We want to define a minimum order value. If line items total less than $500, it will show up error message when customer click on "checkout" button. Can we be able to find this setting under config for admin account?
Looks like spree doesn't have the minimum order value as configurable. You need to add some custom code to achieve this. Check this gist for an example of custom code.
I am wanting to create an application that can allow users to add products for sale.
I want to make it so that a user can add whatever type of product he/she likes and let them also create stored and searchable attributes for their products - alot like google base does.
Does anyone know of the best way to do this ie model it.
I don't really want a table for each category as this would be possibly 1000s of tables.
What is the best way to do this? has anyone got good / bad experiences of this?
Is there any plugins that does this?
Any help would be great
thanks
rick
It sounds like what you want is a tag system.
If you want something more flexible you might want to look at using a document store instead of a database, for example CouchDB.
If you don't want to keep this in a relational database I'd suggest creating a Model called "Descriptor" that would contain the ID of the item being added, the name of the attribute "Color" and the value "Red".
To help keeps things consistent you could also structure pre-set groups of descriptors (for cars: make, model, color) as well as provide auto-completes for the value entry text fields.
I am wondering why the link to profile looks like:
http://stackoverflow.com/users/ID/NAME
not simply:
http://stackoverflow.com/users/ID
or even better:
http://stackoverflow.com/users/NAME
Can there be couple users with the same name? Or can one user have many names?
All SO-URLs are of the form id/description where the ID is unique and the description is optional. So /users/12890/arne-burmeister is the same as /users/12890/huhu and /questions/420380/why-does-the-link-to-the-user-profile-have-both-id-and-name is the same as /questions/420380/foo. The retrieval just uses the ID, but it is much better for google ranking, when the user/question/what-ever-should-be-found occurs in the URL (also for humans this is much more descriptive ;-).
By the way, retrieval by ID is faster than by such a large text string. And of course, the URL remains valid if someone changes their user name or the question.
The part after the last slash seems to be SEO related (i.e. making the url more expressive).
On the urls that I tested you could replace that part with whatever you wanted, it still worked. So the url http://stackoverflow.com/users/37086/othername still points to your profile.
I would assume doing a database lookup solely on the name string would be more expensive than a numerical lookup on the primary key, even if the name column is indexed. The name is then added on to make the URLs more user and SEO friendly.
There is a uservoice request for this. If you want this to happen, uservoice is the right place to discuss / vote up.
Your name on SO is not unique click on users and type Josh, there's a whole page of us. So you have to have the ID. As for why the name everyone else's guess is as good as mine.
Try changing or removing the name and see what happens.
I think it's just so that your URLs tell you what to expect, but the application doesn't need (or actually use) that information.
Amazon does something quite similar with their books, if I remember correctly: They've got both the ASIN (their internal ID) and the name of the book in the URL, but only ever look up the ASIN.
Just speculating: The ID allows very fast retrieval of the data the profile page presents. The name is just for humans and ignored since it's easier for me to no that you are rkj and I am phihag than that your ID is 37086 and mine is 35070.