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a.m. wrote:Does this work effectively with multi-variant products? If you have multiple variants that have different prices, will Google display the price as $xx.xx - $yy.yy on the search results page?
Yes
Great, I'll give it a try. Thanks!
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3 months ago
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a.m. wrote:Thanks for suggestion. But I think it'll make nopCommerce just a bit more complex and bloated. You'll have to customize the solution to achieve it
I really don't believe that adding one extra attribute to customize Categories and control their visibility is complex or bloating. People like to have full control over these types of things without having to go through crazy over-complicated work arounds. I could easily add this attribute to our project, but I really think others would find this very useful.
Thanks Dave, I'll definitely take a look at your suggestion as well!
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3 months ago
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I'd recommend logging the 'result' variable in the ShippingOptions Method to see exactly what data is being sent back to PayPal. You might also want to log other variables used throughout that logic. Unfortunately, you can't really debug this method since it's only reached on the callback from PayPal...
Well, you can, but that would be more complicated.
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3 months ago
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Seasonally, there are certain categories that I would like to hide/show, however, I always want to keep them 'Published' so that they don't lose the SEO juice they've gained.
For example, when I just set our "St. Patrick's Day" category to published = false, it wouldn't allow us to visit the category page anymore. I believe there should be an additional Visibility option that simply keeps the category from showing up on the category menu, but still leaves the category page intact for SEO purposes.
This should be pretty easy/fast to implement.
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3 months ago
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Does this work effectively with multi-variant products? If you have multiple variants that have different prices, will Google display the price as $xx.xx - $yy.yy on the search results page?
In order to make full use of this feature, we may have to completely revamp our data. For instance, our Variant names simply describe the variant, they're not really a full description of the product and variant. I'm not sure if this type of incomplete data might be more harmful than good in our case.
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3 months ago
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