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Very excited about this project! Grav could really use a native shopping cart and you've gone a long way to making it happen.

I'm building a store to sell online and in-person courses. I noticed that when the Personalizer plugin is enabled, the Admin plugin shows a second set of Yes|No toggles for the Published status on the Options tab for the shoppingcart_products and shoppingcart_product pages.

The HTML looks like this:

<div class="form-field grid form-field-toggleable  ">
	<div class="form-label block size-1-3">
		<span class="checkboxes toggleable" data-grav-field="toggleable" data-grav-field-name="data[header][published]">
			<input id="toggleable_header.published" value="1" name="toggleable_data[header][published]" checked="checked" type="checkbox">
			<label for="toggleable_header.published">
			</label>
		</span>
		<label class="toggleable" for="toggleable_header.published">
			<span class="hint--bottom" data-hint="By default, a page is published unless you explicitly set published: false or via a publish_date being in the future, or unpublish_date in the past">
			</span>
		</label>
	</div>
	<div class="form-data block size-2-3" data-grav-field="toggle" data-grav-disabled="1" data-grav-default="null" data-grav-field-name="data[header][published]">
		<div class="switch-toggle switch-grav medium switch-4 ">
			<input value="0" id="toggle_header.published0" name="data[header][published]" class="" type="radio">
			<label for="toggle_header.published0">
			</label>
			<input value="1" id="toggle_header.published1" name="data[header][published]" class="highlight" checked="checked" type="radio">
			<label for="toggle_header.published1">
			</label>
			<input value="2" id="toggle_header.published2" name="data[header][published]" class="" type="radio">
			<label for="toggle_header.published2">
			</label>
			<input value="3" id="toggle_header.published3" name="data[header][published]" class="" type="radio">
			<label for="toggle_header.published3">
			</label>
		</div>
	</div>
</div>

If I select either of the second set, the page fails to save with a validation error. The first set works as expected.

The shoppingcart_categories page toggles are normal.

Using Admin Panel to install, I am blocked by the following error:

Dependency form is required in an older version than the one installed. This package must be updated. Please get in touch with its developer.

I will have a try with manual installation options as well – just raising an issue here as well, since it seems a fix is needed to maintain compatibility.

Update: manual installation causes site to crash. Seems this plugin is no longer usable with latest version of Grav/Forms

If I enable the Variation Required option, the Products item in a Products page shows "From NNN" where NNN is the price before variation amounts are added. So the user sees a price that is not available to them. For example, with

• Product Price: $10
• Variations Group Default Price: $80
• Variations > Regular: $90
• Variations > Discount: $25

The user sees From $10, but only $10+$80 or $10+25% prices are available.

This appears to be implemented with the following lines in shoppingcart_core_pricelowest.html.twig:

    {% for group in variationgroups if group.variations|length > 0 and group.grouprequired %}

        {% set groupindex = 'g_' ~ (loop.index * 1000) ~ '_' %}    
        {% set prices = { 0: 100000000 } %}    
        {% for variation in group.variations %}
            {% if variation.price matches '/^[0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+$/' %}            
                {% set prices = prices|merge({(loop.index) : (group.groupasinput ? variation.price * (variation.varmin ? variation.varmin : group.groupmin) : variation.price) }) %}
            {% elseif group.groupprice matches '/^[0-9]*\\.?[0-9]+$/' and group.groupprice > 0 %}            
                {% set prices = prices|merge({(loop.index) : (group.groupasinput ? groupprice * (variation.varmin ? variation.varmin : group.groupmin) : group.groupprice)}) %}
            {% endif %}
        {% endfor %}    
        {% set initialPrice = (initialPrice + min(prices)) %}
    {% endfor %}

Although I can't figure out where the word "From" is being added to this.

Hello,

I would like to test it but when i enable the plugin, i get this :

instead of:

Without the pluging in the detail form i have got :

but with the plugin :

I thinl i have not seen a setup. I have tried to play with :

if you have got any idea.

Thanks

Hello,
Thanks for your great work.
Will you merge your shoppingcart-personalizer module and original shoppingcart into one new-shoppingcart?
Or do we need to use shoppingcart-personalizer as addon and also shoppingcart module?

When the Variation Required value is set to No, the variation list appears with "PLUGIN_SHOPPINGCART.PERSONALIZE_SELECT_VARIATION" because that constant is not defined anywhere.

Does this addon support variable products ?
Like products with different color or size? Or we will need to create separate products for each variation?

If yes, where i can find documentation to create variable products?