a simple alteration to make big imporvement to nop CMS

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11 years ago
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we've heard many requests to integrate nop with the big cms applications - that would be great but i think the current cms is adequate for an ecommerce store at present

but it has one major drawback - if you create a new topic, you have to manually add the generated link to the site ( or add it to an existing topic )

PROPOSAL:

we add a third checkbox to the topic page ( currently we have one for 'include in sitemap' and 'password protected' )

this third checkbox would be 'include link in infoblock'


in

InfoBlock.cshtml,

we would search for topics where this checkbox was selected and if it is, we would display the link


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further to that simple suggestion, it would make sense to do three other things.

1) if the checkbox is selected, a previously hidden input field would appear asking storeowner to enter a
'user friendly link name'
- this would be the name that appears in the infoblock. (the topic title should not be used because it could potentially be far too long )
- the 'user friendly link name'  should be a required field ( if the checkbox is selected )


2) for greater control of the way they are displayed, we should include a 'display order' ( again, only visible if checkbox is selected )


3) (maybe) instead of adding it to the InfoBlock, create a new block - let's call it

TopicBlock.cshtm

and add the links in here

I say maybe because another block might make the site too bloated.




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ShippingInfo
PrivacyInfo
ConditionsOfUse
AboutUs

are 'out of the box' topics which would need the checkbox checked and a 'user friendly link name' provided in the default store


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11 years ago
Thanks, Hayden. But the work item is already created here. I've just modified it a bit (included your three other things)
11 years ago
BTW, this task entirely can be done as widget ("info block" widget).  Similar to "Live chat" block
11 years ago
oops, not keeping up :-)
11 years ago
There is an integration of Nop with Composite c1. Has anyone checked it?
11 years ago
eadameg wrote:
There is an integration of Nop with Composite c1. Has anyone checked it?

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