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I have a 'webshop' where you can buy all sorts of fruits, vedgetables and more. this website can be used in multiple languages. when the user is looking for a specific item he's using a variable to filter through the items. the url will look like this localhost/Products?item=AARB.

If the user changes languages it will return the returnUrl. the returnUrl only returns the action method looking like localhost/Products. I want it so that the returnUrl also contains the query parameter as it is a lot more use friendly to go back to your searched item when changing languages.

My ProductsController has the following Index Method:

I'm trying to integrate a loyalty card into a WooCommerce webshop. When an order is completed, I call their API to generate the loyalty points, and store the token in a meta tag for the order. On the order confirmation page and email I want to show the QR code for the loyalty points using the token stored in the meta tag.

Everything works, except the confirmation page is shown before the token is generated and therefore cannot show the QR code.

1. I create the token using the woocommerce_payment_complete action.

I am running an online store that gets all of it's stock info from an external ERP system. I have a few products that are on backorder, and I want to show the next available date on the product page.

I have access to the ERP system database and all incoming shipment delivery dates, deliveries for a single product would look like this:

I also know that for this spesific product I have 59 units on backorder from customers (number is available in the same database, I have control over this and therefore it's just stored as the variable @Backorder (integer) in the following query). I currently have 0 in stock. This means that the first and second shipment is already sold, and the next available date would be 2021-07-05 (third row).

I've been fiddling with this the last couple of hours, but I am unable to find a good solution.

The closest I have come is this:

I'm new to React and I'm building a webshop with React, typescript and a self-made API.

I'm trying to get the Cart component to work. It fetches from the API the ID's of the products, and based on those it fetches the products with those ID's, and puts the products in the array dinosArray.

Now, I'm trying to render a new row in the table for each product in the dinosArray. My problem is just that the mapping and thereby rendering of the rows happen before the dinosArray is populated - resulting in no rows added since the dinosArray is empty when being mapped over.

How do I achieve my goal of rendering a new row in the table based on each entry in the dinosArray?

Below is the code of the component:

My situation: a webshop running Shopware6, database quite big (34GB total) but most of it is the logs (table log_entry = 28GB) and the saved shopping carts (table cart = 3GB).

I would like to do a mysqldump but for 2 tables log_entry and cart, I would like to save only the schema.

I know how to do only the schema for all tables with the --no-data flag or the data only with the --no-create-info flag and to ignore a table with the --ignore-table=[tablename].

Is my best option to do 2 dumps, one with the schema only and a second one with data only where I ignore the 2 tables?

that would then give

for a schoolproject we have to make a webshop in elixir that can create new products by uploading a csv file. We tried implementing this by following How to import users from csv file with elixir/phoenix? but we always get an error (see title)
Can anybody help us out? Here is our code:
Form

In a webshop that can only have one item in the cart, I need to add a prefix to the order number when the order contains an item from a specific category

For this I wrote the following code:

Im trying to make a webshop, but i have a grid system problem with PHP.

how it looks right now

In WooCommerce I would like to exclude certain products in the shopping cart from calculating the shipping cost, based on certain conditions. After trying various ways an Googling for hours, I can't find any way to calculate the shipping cost only over the remaining products.

The webshop uses many shipping classes for various types of product. The shipping cost for the various classes are being add up. When a certain amount of specific products is ordered, those products will be shipped for free, but for the other products in the cart the shipping cost still need to be calculated, even if they belong to the same shipping class as the product that is shipped for free.

What I tried

My first idea was to use the woocommerce_package_rates filter and remove the shipping cost of the matching products. But that turned out to be very complex, as I could not calculate the actual shipping cost for those products. Additionally, there might be other products in the cart available with the same shipping class.

Then I thought the solution might be to update the shipping class for the product instance in the cart to a Free Shipping class, using the set_shipping_class_id() method on the cart-data after adding an action to the woocommerce_before_calculate_totals hook: