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@ThemeBurn
I’ve just installed Pavilion v2.2.2 with BurnEngine v1.2.2 on OpenCart v2.0.3.1 and have found the following issues:
1. Product QuickView:
On catalog side, the following errors are shown in Google Chrome Inspector Console when the quickview button is clicked:
GET https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=&subset= 400 ()
n @ index.php?route=product/product&tb_quickview=1&product_id=100:16
includeFontResource @ index.php?route=product/product&tb_quickview=1&product_id=100:16
(anonymous) @ index.php?route=product/product&tb_quickview=1&product_id=100:17
index.php?route=product/product&tb_quickview=1&product_id=100:1
XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=&subset=. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'https://....net' is therefore not allowed access. The response had HTTP status code 400.
Once the javascript runs, the overlay works but the quickview modal appears to be empty with a 0px height inline CSS.
2. Product page – custom CSS class for stock statuses
How do we access these custom classes? I cannot seem to find them through the BurnEngine builder or settings.
I installed the update this morning so I’ve only found these issues so far.
Thanks!
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This reply was modified 2624 days ago by
 TXVaporGuy.
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Regarding the QuickView pop-up not showing any content, I didn’t realize that this was configured as a separate layout. Once I added some widgets to the layout, it worked. The errors mentioned above DO still show though.
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Hi,
Custom product statuses are only CSS classes for the moment. You will have to insert styling manually.
http://i.imgur.com/4f6yhN7.png
BR,
ThemeBurn team
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Can you please instruct how these custom classes should be applied to the statuses?
Also, before when I was asking for you to implement this feature (a while back), I was actually asking if there was some way to apply the classes to the Add To Cart button so that other modules (like notify when available) could be used.
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Hey TB
Regarding the CSS classes for stock status. They are not working properly:
When item is on stock or out stock they are picking the same class. The class is showing depending the out of stock status of the product, not the current status of the product.
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@TB Support
I misunderstood how these classes work, but see now how they are supposed to work. The user would not be assigning a class to the stock status, but rather, the class is generated on the span for the stock status.
That being said, @steven2 is absolutely correct. The span class does not change based on the state of product stock, but rather what the product is set to do when the product has reached 0 stock.
For example, if you set admin > catalog > product > Out of Stock Status = Out of Stock, when there is stock available, the span class is “tb_stock_status_5″, regardless of whether or not the product is “in stock” or “out of stock” based on available quantity.
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While I appreciate that you have added this feature and may find it useful, the purpose of my original suggestion regarding stock statuses was intended to make the add to cart button change to a separate button class when the product is “out of stock” based on the product’s available quantity. Having the add to cart button disappear is useful if the user just wants to prevent the item being added to the cart, but if doing anything other than this, the cart button still needs to be present. The reason for this is that many e-commerce shops like to offer a back-in-stock notification if the user is interested in the product. The way that BurnEngine handles out of stock products currently does not allow this functionality (without modifications to BurnEngine core).
In a perfect world, having this back-in-stock customer notification would be built into the theme, however, we have already been blessed by many other useful built-in extensions and it’s really hard to ask you to build and support yet another. That being said, if you were able to find some way to allow users the option of either:
A: When item is out of stock, do not show button
B. When item is out of stock, show alternative button (that can be configured with custom class or at minimum, a predefined custom class).
I hope all of this makes sense and I would be happy to help test this, but this functionality would be highly useful to us and I’m sure many others.
As always, thank you @TB Support!
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@steven2
We are preparing an update that will fix the wrong status class. It should be available in a couple of days.
BR,
ThemeBurn team
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