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Hi,

Maybe you could write some redirect logic in the AjaxCart views. You could find them in Plugins\SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.AjaxCart\Views\NopAjaxCart.

10 years ago

Hi,

Yes, there are only two options in the Settings tab. This tab is responsible only for enabling and disabling the plugin.
To manage your html widgets you need to go to Manage Html Widgets, which you could find at the plugin menu. You could see example of this on our admin demo - http://admin-demos.nop-templates.com/admin/HtmlWidgetAdmin/List

10 years ago

Hi,

Could you give us link to some product page of your website where we could see the problem ? 

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10 years ago

Hi,

I am glad you have found the problem!

It was fixed in 3.40.

10 years ago

Hi,

Controller - StoreLocatorController
Action - Shop
The third one you don't need in this case.

So in the end it should look like something like this.

case "shop":
  {
            data.Values["controller"] = "StoreLocatorController";   
            data.Values["action"] = "Shop";  
            data.Values["SeName"] = urlRecord.Slug;  
}
break;

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10 years ago

Could you submit a ticket with archive of your code so we could take a look at it ? 

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10 years ago

Try to use InstancePerLifetimeScope instead of InstancePerHttpRequest in your Dependency Register. Maybe this will fix the issue, because the LifetimeScope should live longer than the HttpRequest Scope, which means that the registered dependencies should be disposed rarely.

10 years ago

Hi,

Action name for All Shops or for One shop ? 

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10 years ago

Hi,

iliyan.tanev wrote:

The problem is from the Autofac and it happens when you try to resolve the registered dependency. According to the issue discussion I send you the problem happens due to the disposal of the scope on EndRequest. Maybe it has something to do with the resolution of the registered dependencies. Do you use them in some caching function ?

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10 years ago

Hi,

Autofac is used for Dependency resolving. It is the container that holds and from which you resolve your dependencies. So you must use it in order for your dependency register to work.