Any idea how this is done in the current version?
https://www.nopcommerce.com/boards/t/6370/how-to-extending-nopcommerce.aspx
New Product Fields
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- 9/11/2009
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crholliday wrote:
This does not work for version nopCommerce 1.80. Step 1 is the only step I was able to accomplish. Can you help me to accomplish the same thing with the new version.
Thxs in advance.
Oops!
My bad, I left off the BusinessLogic stuff!
Should read:
1. Add the fields to the table in question
2. Find all the Stored Procs in the database that relate to that table and add the fields as needed
3. Go to the NopCommerce/Libraries/Nop.DataAccess/Products/Product.cs and add the properties as needed.
4. In the same directory, modify the ProductProvider.cs to include the fields in the methods. Ensure you have modified all methods that list fields (updaters, getters, adders).
5. Go to the NopCommercs/Librarires/Nop.DataAccess.SqlServer/Products and add the fields to the SqlProductProvider.cs file... carefully ensuring you have made changes to all the methods where these changes are needed.
6. Go to the BusinessLogic/Products/Product.cs and ProductManager.cs and modify all needed methods and fields. You may also need to go into some of the other related classes too.
7. Finally, look in both the admin and user side of the web project to ensure your forms carry these fields as needed.
8. Build and fix all the methods you missed.
9. Build and run the application, then fix all the errors you made.
YOu should simply have to rebuild the site in Visual Studio and deploy. You dont need to use the install.aspx stuff.
C.
My bad, I left off the BusinessLogic stuff!
Should read:
1. Add the fields to the table in question
2. Find all the Stored Procs in the database that relate to that table and add the fields as needed
3. Go to the NopCommerce/Libraries/Nop.DataAccess/Products/Product.cs and add the properties as needed.
4. In the same directory, modify the ProductProvider.cs to include the fields in the methods. Ensure you have modified all methods that list fields (updaters, getters, adders).
5. Go to the NopCommercs/Librarires/Nop.DataAccess.SqlServer/Products and add the fields to the SqlProductProvider.cs file... carefully ensuring you have made changes to all the methods where these changes are needed.
6. Go to the BusinessLogic/Products/Product.cs and ProductManager.cs and modify all needed methods and fields. You may also need to go into some of the other related classes too.
7. Finally, look in both the admin and user side of the web project to ensure your forms carry these fields as needed.
8. Build and fix all the methods you missed.
9. Build and run the application, then fix all the errors you made.
YOu should simply have to rebuild the site in Visual Studio and deploy. You dont need to use the install.aspx stuff.
C.
This does not work for version nopCommerce 1.80. Step 1 is the only step I was able to accomplish. Can you help me to accomplish the same thing with the new version.
Thxs in advance.
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- 11/30/2011
- United Kingdom
https://www.nopcommerce.com/docs/73/updating-an-existing-entity-how-to-add-a-new-property.aspx
Hi I followed this document with help from the Nop Commerce guru's :)
From what I can make out from your post in your db you may have to create new feilds but I haven't updated the Stored Procedure in Nop 2.5 I'm developing my own. Before I installed I updated the files advised in the above document and then installed the database and it worked fine.
Hope it helps
Richard
Hi I followed this document with help from the Nop Commerce guru's :)
From what I can make out from your post in your db you may have to create new feilds but I haven't updated the Stored Procedure in Nop 2.5 I'm developing my own. Before I installed I updated the files advised in the above document and then installed the database and it worked fine.
Hope it helps
Richard
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- 11/18/2011
- Germany
wertyuio1 wrote:
Thanks for the info, but I'd like to avoid modifying the DB-Schema and/or code-base.
(because then, we've got to take care for the mods after each nop-update)
https://www.nopcommerce.com/docs/73/updating-an-existing-entity-how-to-add-a-new-property.aspx
Hi I followed this document with help from the Nop Commerce guru's :)
From what I can make out from your post in your db you may have to create new feilds but I haven't updated the Stored Procedure in Nop 2.5 I'm developing my own. Before I installed I updated the files advised in the above document and then installed the database and it worked fine.
Hope it helps
Richard
Hi I followed this document with help from the Nop Commerce guru's :)
From what I can make out from your post in your db you may have to create new feilds but I haven't updated the Stored Procedure in Nop 2.5 I'm developing my own. Before I installed I updated the files advised in the above document and then installed the database and it worked fine.
Hope it helps
Richard
Thanks for the info, but I'd like to avoid modifying the DB-Schema and/or code-base.
(because then, we've got to take care for the mods after each nop-update)
MVP
Silver Solution Partner
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- 10/4/2010
- Mexico
DotNetFabrik wrote:
Check this work item already available, that lets you create generic attributes.
https://www.nopcommerce.com/docs/73/updating-an-existing-entity-how-to-add-a-new-property.aspx
Hi I followed this document with help from the Nop Commerce guru's :)
From what I can make out from your post in your db you may have to create new feilds but I haven't updated the Stored Procedure in Nop 2.5 I'm developing my own. Before I installed I updated the files advised in the above document and then installed the database and it worked fine.
Hope it helps
Richard
Thanks for the info, but I'd like to avoid modifying the DB-Schema and/or code-base.
(because then, we've got to take care for the mods after each nop-update)
Hi I followed this document with help from the Nop Commerce guru's :)
From what I can make out from your post in your db you may have to create new feilds but I haven't updated the Stored Procedure in Nop 2.5 I'm developing my own. Before I installed I updated the files advised in the above document and then installed the database and it worked fine.
Hope it helps
Richard
Thanks for the info, but I'd like to avoid modifying the DB-Schema and/or code-base.
(because then, we've got to take care for the mods after each nop-update)
Check this work item already available, that lets you create generic attributes.