Hello @moreiraz

Hello,

Currently, this functionality is not available by default. By default, a dropdown is shown on the product detail page where you can select the color as per your choice under a single parent product.

Kindly refer to the image in the link below for clarification:

Link:
https://docs.bagisto.com/2.3.0/products/configurable.html

If you would like to implement your specific functionality, it would fall under customization and will be treated as a paid service.

You can raise your customization request through the following link:

Link:

https://webkul.uvdesk.com/en/

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Team Bagisto

Hello @Namit

Regarding your query about SAAS installation, you need to create a ticket for that.

Link: https://webkul.uvdesk.com/en/customer/create-ticket/

As of now, we only provide support for the default Bagisto issues on the forums.

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@ghermans infact the header and the footer dont change

Hello @DavidSlash

Kindly follow the official DevDocs of Bagisto regarding the installation.

This will help to resolve your query.

https://devdocs.bagisto.com/2.3/introduction/installation.html

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Team Bagisto

Hello Rishabh,

Thanks for your response.

I have reinstalled the latest version of Bagisto along with the REST API package, and the issue is now resolved.

Hello @neal-chambers

Once it's fixed, the PR will be available on the GitHub repo.

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Team Bagisto

Hello @Nicola_cascella

Kindly let me know the bagisto version which you are using ?

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Hello @CaribGuide

Kindly let me know your bagisto version because this function is updated now with the latest code.

public function redirectToProvider($provider)
{
try {
return Socialite::driver($provider)->redirect('shop.customers.account.profile.index');
} catch (\Exception $e) {
session()->flash('error', $e->getMessage());
return redirect()->route('shop.customer.session.index');
}
}

GitHub Link:

https://github.com/bagisto/bagisto/blob/v2.3.0/packages/Webkul/SocialLogin/src/Http/Controllers/LoginController.php

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Team Bagisto

and here the redirect method if it help you to understand it better:

public function redirect() { $cart = Cart::getCart(); $billingAddress = $cart->billing_address; $MERCHANT_KEY = core()->getConfigData('sales.payment_methods.payu.payu_merchant_key'); $SALT = core()->getConfigData('sales.payment_methods.payu.salt_key'); if (core()->getConfigData('sales.payment_methods.payu.payu-website') == "Sandbox") : $PAYU_BASE_URL = "https://test.payu.in"; // For Sandbox Mode else : $PAYU_BASE_URL = "https://secure.payu.in"; // For Live Mode endif; $shipping_rate = $cart->selected_shipping_rate ? $cart->selected_shipping_rate->price : 0; // shipping rate $discount_amount = $cart->discount_amount; // discount amount $total_amount = ($cart->sub_total + $cart->tax_total + $shipping_rate) - $discount_amount; // total amount $posted = array( "key" => $MERCHANT_KEY, "txnid" => $cart->id . '_' . now()->format('YmdHis'), "amount" => $total_amount, "firstname" => $billingAddress->name, "email" => $billingAddress->email, "phone" => $billingAddress->phone, "surl" => route('payu.success'), "furl" => route('payu.failure'), "curl" => "cancel", "hash" => '', "productinfo" => 'Bagisto Order no ' . $cart->id, 'udf1' => '', 'udf2' => '', 'udf3' => '', 'udf4' => '', 'udf5' => '', 'salt' => $SALT ); /*** hash key generate */ $hash = $this->getHashKey($posted); $action = $PAYU_BASE_URL . '/_payment'; return view('payu::payu-redirect')->with(compact('MERCHANT_KEY', 'SALT', 'action', 'posted', 'hash')); }

Hello @ducanh

Follow the below steps for your query.

Add the Bagisto upstream remote (if not already added): git remote add upstream https://github.com/bagisto/bagisto.git Fetch all branches from the upstream: git fetch upstream Checkout the 2.3 branch from upstream: git checkout 2.3 Push the changes to your fork or you can manually update it from github

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Team Bagisto

Hello @arunchahar

Its clearly mentioned in the README.md file that it compatible with Bagisto v2.0

Kindly try to install this extension with v2.0

v2.0.png

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Team Bagisto

Hello @alexVillalobos

We have our official blog to migrate from older version to newer versions of Bagisto.

https://bagisto.com/en/how-to-migrate-bagisto-from-version-1-5-0-to-bagisto-2-0/

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Team Bagisto

Hello @Nicola_cascella

Can you provide us with the screenshot or some reference video so that it will us to easily identify and resolve your query.

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Team Bagisto

Hello @bhagwan00

Bulk Import for newely created attributes only works with data type - text also you can download a sample file to check the CSV file structure, while importing as shown in the image below.

download-sample.png

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Team Bagisto

Hello @arunchahar,

For this, you must create a separate package and override the files in which you have made custom changes.

If you update without doing this, your upgrade may cause errors and prevent you from updating to the latest version.

https://bagisto.com/en/how-to-override-view-files-in-bagisto/

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Team Bagisto

@Neilm

Try to add this in your blade file

<x-shop::layouts> <x-slot:title> Welcome </x-slot> <div class="container mt-8 px-[60px] max-lg:px-8"> <h1>Welcome to My Custom Page</h1> </div> </x-shop::layouts>

Step 1: Create a New Package

First, create a new package if you haven't already. You can use the Bagisto package generator for this:

php artisan package:make VendorName PackageName

Step 2: Define the Service Class

Navigate to your package directory and create a new directory for services if it doesn't exist:

packages/VendorName/PackageName/src/Services

Step 3: Implement the Service Class
Create a new PHP file for your service class MyService.php and add the following code for example

<?php namespace VendorName\PackageName\Services; class MyService { public function performAction() { // Your service logic here } }

Step 4: Use the Service Class
You can now use your service class in your controllers:

<?php namespace VendorName\PackageName\Http\Controllers; use VendorName\PackageName\Services\MyService; class MyController extends Controller { protected $myService; public function __construct(MyService $myService) { $this->myService = $myService; } public function index() { $this->myService->performAction(); } }

Hello @olivexy

For this, you need to customize the REST API. First, prepare the endpoint for translation. Now, whatever you want to translate, you can do it using AI, or you can use some third-party libraries that provide translation services.

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