e-commerce

Involved classes : Mage_Sales_Model_Quote_Item and Mage_Catalog_Model_Product . I get both of them as a result of listening an event ( on cart add ). I am trying to update the quantity information for a product from an external source. So far I based my code only on the product information and I am not sure if this is correct. What is the purpose of Quote Items? How about an bundled of configurable product? Do you have any recommendation on how to get the individual items from a bundle product? Thanks I want to thank both responders so far for their effort but their responses are pretty far

Every solution i come across seems to be a complete store with far too many options and too much functionality. I can write my own cart to get the minimal functionality i need out of the frontend, im just trying to cut out the time writing a complex backend. What im really looking for is something that offers the backend functionality for a product catalog, order management, etc. while providing a smooth and consistent API to access the data for my completely custom frontend application. The frontend will be in PHP so the API would have to be native PHP or some kind of web service interface i

When a payment is validated, the order status becomes "Payment validated" ("Paiement accepté" in french). I want to set another status when payment is validated, so the history would show the following : Current status : My personnal status History : My personnal status Payment validated To do so, I use the hook actionOrderStatusPostUpdate. This is my code : public function hookActionOrderStatusPostUpdate($aParams) { $oOrder = new Order($aParams['id_order']); if($aParams['newOrderStatus']->id == Configuration::get('PS_OS_PAYMENT')) { $oOrder->setCurrentState(Configuration::get('XXXXXX_STATUS

I'm using Spree in a Rails 3.2 app of mine and I want to extend Spree's Product class to better suit my needs as for example to establish a relationship with another model in my app. What's the best way to do this? I could not find anything about it in the project documentation And what if I want to add new attributes/fields to the Product resource? I can't find it's migration either :/ Thanks in advance :) Martin Lang The best thing to do here is to create a product_decorator.rb in your app. This will look like the following: Spree::Product.class_eval do end In there, you can feel free to

I am doing an e-commerce solution in ASP.NET which uses PayPal's Website Payments Standard service. Together with that I use a service they offer ( Payment Data Transfer ) that sends you back order information after a user has completed a payment. The final thing I need to do is to parse the POST request from them and persist the info in it. The HTTP request's content is in this form : SUCCESS first_name=Jane+Doe last_name=Smith payment_status=Completed payer_email=janedoesmith%40hotmail.com payment_gross=3.99 mc_currency=USD custom=For+the+purchase+of+the+rare+book+Green+Eggs+%26+Ham