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Hi Greg,


Thank you for your reply.Got it to work at last.

regards

Hi Greg,


Thank you for your reply.

I have tried do add all 9 images and can now see all 4 images but when I click on the  picture I can not see larger version (big).

In the admin console there are 4 image fields to upload the pictures. Do I need to upload all 3 pictures for image (image, image_1,image_1_big) in image field 1 and do the same for the remaining set of pictures (image_2, image_2_big in image field 2) etc.

Thank you

Hi Julie,


I'm able to add a product and upload all 4 images in the konakart admin console and I'm also able to see image 1 in the store front. However, when I click on the picture to view the product details and further info I can not see any images at all(not showing 4 images in SelectProduct.do).

Any idea why I can not see the 4 images?

Thank you Julie!

Hi Julie,

Thank you for your reply. I will try and do what you suggested this week.

Thank you Julie!

Hi Julie,


Thank you for your reply.

"If you want to use their own credentials then you have to convert them into admin customers and associate them with a role."

The issue here is that I have to manually convert every single user into admin users. Basically, I have to log in to the admin console every day and assign them catalogue admin privileges. Do you know of a way to automate this process i.e once the user registers with the site they are automatically assign (by default) Catalog admin rights?

Thank you Julie!

Hi Julie,

Thank you for your prompt reply. The shop will sell a wide spectrum of sports related equipment, so the actual attributes may actually be quite complex ranging from size, weight, height, width, manufacturers  etc. Also, the customers may also become sellers if they wish to sell their sports products online. Therefore, I was thinking on allowing access to the Admin Console/ Product panel so they can also define the relevant attributes to their items.

Basically, as the products may have many attributes I was thinking on having the user actually logging in to the AdminConsole with their own credentials (email address and password) and not as cat@konakart.com. If I could accomplish this I could then add a new attribute to either the product or customer class (customer_id for product || product_id for customer) to keep track of whom is selling what items.  I have tried to add a new seller table and add all the relevant classes and services, API calls etc, but in the end it got quite messy, so I decided to try a different route.

If you could give me an idea as to how to accomplish this I would very much appreciate it?

Thank you!

Hi Julie,

Thank you for your reply. I think that its probably the best way to go about it. Having said that, I will take into account what you said in your previous messages with regards to building a page within the konakart app to allow users to add products. I will try both methods and see which one suits the app the better.

Thank you Julie!

Hi Julie,

Thank you for your reply.

I think you might right in your suggestion. I will give it a go and look through the API's on how to achieve that, however, I would very much appreciate if you could enlighten me on how to authenticate the users and allow them access to the admin add product panel.


<form id="kkUserForm" action="http://somesite.com/prog/adduser"; method="post">
         <input type="hidden" name="user" value="admin@konakart.com">
      </form>

Thank you Julie!

Hi Julie,

Thank you for your prompt reply.

I'm customising konakart to enable customers from adding products onto the system. So, my line of thought is to have a customer register on the konakart front end application and once they are authenticated they are able to purchase products as well as sell their own items (trying to integrate konakart with konakartadmin)

To put it lightly, when the customer registers or signs in they are able to add their own products to the system. To achieve this they press the "add product button" and it automatically authenticates (email address and password) them as a customer and allows them straight access onto the konakartadmin product panel so they can add products.

Thank you Julie!

Hi Julie,

Thank you for your prompt reply and help, it does work beautifully!

I do not wish to push my luck but I thought I might as well ask if you know of a possible way in which we can change the following code below to register an actual user of the konakart system (customer). Such as it checks its credentials (email and password) and allow him/her straight access to the product panel.

<form id="kkUserForm" action="http://somesite.com/prog/adduser"; method="post">
         <input type="hidden" name="user" value="admin@konakart.com">
      </form>

Thank you Julie!

Hi Julie,

Thank you for your prompt reply! Can you give me a clue on how to go about it just like you guys do with Liferay. As you said we do login behind the scenes for Liferay Integration.

Thank you Julie!

Hi Julie,

Thank you for your prompt reply. Do you know were I can find the konakartadmin_welcome panel so I can try and achieve what I suggested in my last post i.e have the cat@konakart.com and password princess showing up on the login input fileds login panel so the user simply needs to click submit. If you have any ideas on how to automate this step it would be great so the system does the login in the background and the user accesses the product panel sraight on!

Thank you

Hi,

I would like to bypass the Admin Login panel and allow all registered users appart from admin@konakart.com direct access to the products panel.

So if I'm a konakart customer once I register I can access the products panel from the admin console. Idealy, I would like to give them access whitout the need of entering their user name and password.

Can you guys give me some direction on how to achieve this.

If this is not achievable I would like to maybe have the cat@konakart.com and password princess showing up on the login panel so the user simply needs to click submit. If I could at least automate this step it would be great so the system does the login in the background and the user accesses the product panel sraight on!

Thanking you in advance

I'm a student and I would like to add extra funtionality to konakart for my project.

I would like to have the customer logging in as a customer as well as a seller from within the actual konakart application not via the admin console.

Can you please give me an idea as to which engines and actions I need to adjust/change in order to achieve this?

regards
jcm

Kate,

This question is for you.

I'm a student and I would like to add extra funtionality to konakart for my project.

I would like to have the customer logging in as a customer as well as a seller from within the actual konakart application not via the admin console.

Can you please give me an idea as to which engines and actions I need to adjust/change in order to achieve this?

regards

Hi,

No, getCustomerForId is called all over the place to retrieve a customer from an Id.

You should probably  look at the registerCustomer call in the application server API:

http://www.konakart.com/javadoc/server/com/konakart/appif/KKEngIf.html#registerCustomer(com.konakart.appif.CustomerRegistrationIf)

You should also be aware that the Admin API has a similar register Customer interface:

http://www.konakart.com/javadoc/admin/com/konakartadmin/appif/KKAdminIf.html#registerCustomer(java.lang.String, com.konakartadmin.app.AdminCustomerRegistration)

Kate