Profile: Boyko

Hi micheletucci,

It is possible but you need to modify the nopCommece source code to add this information to the model. Please keep in mind that this will most probably slow down your category/manufacturer or any pages that use this model as you will have to make additional database calls to the database to get this information.

Hi hayden,

Yes, this is a great tool. Actually anything that saves time especially with script generation is a great tool for us as developers. I personally use the Schema and Data comparison options available in visual studio Tools -> SQL Server menu when I want to compare two databases.
But we usually use the backup and restore options in SQL Server when we need to copy a database. There is no problem to backup/restore databases with encrypted stored procedures unless you use Azure database.
I can confirm that:
- there are no other stored procedures in all other plugins/themes.
- uninstalling the Ajax Filters plugin will remove the stored procedure.
- installing the Ajax Filters will create the stored procedure.

There is no much to be configured in the Ajax Filters as this plugin doesn't have any database tables (it is safe to be uninstalled and installed again without loosing data) and it only has a couple of settings that you probably don't need to change anyway.

Hi micheletucci,

This is not possible in nopCommerce as you don't have manufacturer information in ProductOverviewModel which is used in the _ProductBox view.

Hi BlueMed,

It would be best if you Submit a Ticket providing more information (or access to your administration) , so that we can provide adequate support.

Hi nopmstr2014,

You probably have "Allow customers to select a theme" setting enabled.
You can disable it from the Administration -> Configuration -> Settings -> General and Miscellaneous Setting.

Find the "Allow customers to select a theme" setting checkbox and uncheck it. Then Save the settings and the dropdown will disappear in the public nopCommerce web site.

Hi IvanSlater,

Yes, the Mega Menu uses CategoryModel rather than CategorySimpleModel, so this information is not available in the model and there is no way to get it out of the box.

The only way to get it is to resolve and call the IProductService directly in the Mega Menu view and get the number of products in  the categories as you have their IDs from the CategoryModel.

You can suggest adding the number of products information in the model in our UserVoice portal.

Hi ron.richardson,

If you have a theme folder with the name of your theme in the Ajax Filters plugin Themes folder then the plugin will use the current theme when looking for the css of the Ajax Filters.
Finding the correct view i.e _ProductBox.cshtml is handled by the ViewEngine and not the plugin.
As long as you call the _ProductBox like this: @Html.Partial("_ProductBox", product), then it is up to the view engine to find the partial view in the correct theme.
If it doesn't find the correct view then either the view is missing or the ViewEngine doesn't pickup the right theme name.

Hi inahmias,

Did you have this error on your other machine?
If no then probably there are some differences between the two i.e missing files, different database or different SQL server configuration.

Hi Jose,

As you can't attach files in the forum we submitted a ticket on your behalf, so we will reply to the ticket.

Hi ryanspet,

By default the Instant Search always searches by SKU.