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https://www.drupal.org/project/commerce_product_urls For each product it provides id parameter, for example: http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?id=1 http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?id=2 as well as sku parameter, for example: http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?sku=pr1 http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?sku=pr2 Sad Original URL = site.com/node/1?id=54 Happy URL :) = site.com/node/1/rueben-sandwich/ Use mod_rewrite in your .htaccess file to parse out the elements of the URL. Like this: RewriteEngine On //check that in drupal's .htaccess the rewrite engine is on by default RewriteRule /

How can I show all products and their counts together in one place in Spree Commerce? The only place I see the count_on_hand implemented is in admin/stock_transfers and even then it's several clicks deep for the administrator. admin --> configuration --> stock transfers --> view transfer and then you can see a count on hand variable displayed per item. Each product has a total on hand method defined here: https://github.com/spree/spree/blob/v2.2.2/core/app/models/spree/product.rb#L200-L206 You can iterate through all products, and call total_on_hand to find the number of those products on hand

I have roughly 10,000+ products in WooCommerce version 2.1.12, WordPress version 3.9.1 and through an import error, the sale price field was populated with a "0" in every product, thereby making every product now free. So, what I need to do, of course, is a query to remove all of them, but I just can not seem to find the tables the prices are in. I did an extensive search, I think , trying to find this in both Google and here. The closest I came was this question: Need to get productdata out of mysql database which looks as though it's in the meta fields, but I can not visually see them there.

I intend to make some software to be sold over internet. I've only created open-source before, so I have really no idea of how to protect it from being cracked and distributed as warez. Bearing in mind that I know like two programms that aren't either cracked or not really useful I decided that the only more or less reliable way may look like this: Connect to a server and provide licensing info and some sort of hardware summary info If everything is fine, the server returns some crucial missing parts of the program bound to that certain pc along with the usage limit of say 2 days That crucial