Generic childs showing price in dropdown list (Solved in vm 3.0.6.3)

Started by lindapowers, March 12, 2015, 12:53:20 PM

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lindapowers

Hi

I noticed 3 settings below the generic childs custom fields. If you change them you cant save them.

I don't know if this is a bug.

We were searching for an option to show prices in the dropdown selection list and I don't know if that is the intention with this settings that I cant change and save.

One of them says "show price" thats why I ask.



vm 3.0.6.2

joomla 3.4

Milbo

Yes, it is meant that way, works for me on j2.5, just tested
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lindapowers

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Strange cause I can't modify the settings, once I click save they are stored as default no.

I can change all the settings except those 3.

Any idea what could be causing it? Are they dependent of another setting to work?

Regards

Milbo

Should directly work, I have no idea. Maybe create a new custom, maybe a migrated version has an unknown problem there.
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lindapowers

I've been searching for hours for a post where someone already mentioned this but cant find it.

I tried creating a new field with the same result, cant edit those last 3. Updated the vm2 custom fields to vm3 with the tools and updated tables.

I can't see any child product with price in the dropdown list in the demo either http://demo.virtuemart.net/


Regards


Milbo

Can you edit the other new parameters of the customs? for example the params in related product or related categories?
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lindapowers

Just tried and no, I can't either in those.

In related products or categories custom fields happens in the last 3 as in the generic child variants.

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Milbo

Then you have a general problem with your installation. Try the BE of the demo, you will notice that it works there
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Milbo

Damn, actually it does not work there either, but on my local installtion. Same version. Hmmm, nasty
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lindapowers

Yeah I even made a clean install in a test server and couldnt get it to work.

Milbo

Found it, was just a too restrictiv admin setting. GetHtml breaks arrays. Will be fixed next version. So long allow your managers to use raw (there is an ACL for that).
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lindapowers

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Quote from: Milbo on March 13, 2015, 11:08:18 AM
So long allow your managers to use raw (there is an ACL for that).

Glad you found it but sorry dont understand this.

I went to the permissions for VM and Managers have all set to inherited, that was allowed already if you refer to the one in the screenshot + im superadmin.



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Milbo

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lindapowers

#14
I did it the nasty way Max, changed the price 0 to 1 in the database as shown in the image and wohoo, finally prices show in the dropdown, no clue why I cant change them from VM directly though.