Bugs

I'm getting a cross-over of Ajax filter specification attributes from one category to another even though none of the products have the same specification attributes, they are selectable but a box comes up that says no results found, the cross-over is only one way on to category - see here http://www.fluxcomponents.co.uk/en/three-phase-motors-2

Hi MotorStarters,

could you please update the plugin to the latest version ( you will need to uninstall and install the plugin as there is a change in the stored procedure ).

If the above solution does not work for you, please submit a ticket to our system with a link to your database ( it will be much faster to identify the problem ).

If I set "Show Top Level Categories Only" to true in the widget setting, it only shows top level categories that I'm allowed to view per acl restrictions, but I have acl rules ignored for the store (there are 3 stores using a common code base and database, but different themes). If set it false, it properly ignores acl restristions. Nop-commerce v3.60.

I opened a ticket which is actively being worked by someone. Thanks support.

Hi, 

The issue was fixed and is ready for download. You must update the Core plugin as well.

Nop 3.5
NopTemplates: 3.5

Seems there's a issue when dealing with the Robots.txt, where the URL: [domain]/ajaxfiltersprosearch/search

Is searched which, for us, leads to an error. While the error is likely on our part. I feel that the Robots.txt generated by Nopcommerce should be amended by plugins such as the Ajax Filter Pro to exclude URLs.

Hi, 

Yes, we will think about modifying the Robots.txt from our plugins.

At the moment you can manually add the route to the robots.txt file.

Thanks for your feedback !

How to manually add the route to the robots.txt file ?

Hi, 

Please read carefully this article.

As I understand it, Nop generates its own Robots.txt (on the fly) in the Common Controller. So you can either manually setup the entire Robots.txt (good luck with that!). By telling the web.config file to ignore the current Robots.txt path. Or hope plugin creators have a way to tell Nop to add exclusions, without making core changes.

...same holds true for the sitemap. -- Really annoying that Nopcommerce doesn't just do things the way everyone else has them done. It wouldn't be hard to code sitemap [as a XML] and Robots [as a TXT] file generation based on settings. After all, it's what all webpage creation software do out of the box.