@yaser-az If there are no products in your database then you would not be able to see anything in datagrid.
But an empty table looks like the shot below:
The screenshot you posted neither shows your product index page nor the browser console at that stage.
And I want to know if you create products then can you see results in your product grid.
@yaser-az It seems like you have upgraded you application from v0.1.4 to v0.1.5 or to later master.
I must inform you that all your products data is still intact in products table.
But recently we are removing dependency of table called products_grid.
So in the version which you started using first in that your admin products were being displayed using the table called products_grid.
But in the recent updates the data is being displayed from products_flat table.
Sorry for the inconvenience but we will provide a migratory sync function that will migrate your old data of products from the product table sets into products_flat table.
Thanks for making this far with Bagisto.
Good Luck with it.
Regards:
Prashant.
Hi,
To do such you must look into this blade file in
**shop/resources/product/list/layered-navigation.blade.php**.
In this blade file you can place down the conditions for your
attributes belonging to respective category loaded, which is
identifiable by slug.
And you must find the products belonging to that category and
attributes of those product that have used in layered navigation
property.
@yaser-az You can over ride the ui.css file being compiled from the UI package in order to change the design of datagrid. By creating your own and not using ours.
Menu for the admin panel is generated from the AdminServiceProvider, take a look and you will see $menu variable is shared with these blade files 'admin::layouts.nav-left', 'admin::layouts.nav-aside', 'admin::layouts.tabs'.
@yaser-az I think you must have missed the code needed to render datagrid on your admin's product page.
That must be:
<div class="page-content">
@inject('products', 'Webkul\Admin\DataGrids\ProductDataGrid')
{!! $products->render() !!}
</div>
Note: To see the changes, you will be required to compile the assets. For compilation of assets NPM should be installed in your system.
Then go inside each of these packages(path from project's root):
Then you need to run command 'npm install' in each of the directories listed above.
Go to your project root again:
In this file _variable.scss you will find all the colors values used in Shop package.
In this file _variable.scss you will find all the colors values used in Ui package.
But remember the colors in UI package file will affect colors in Admin panel also.
In this file _variable.scss you will find all the colors values used in Admin package.
Note: To compile these assets now, step into all these directories below:
And now run the command 'npm run prod' -> for production and 'npm run watch' -> for development.
Yeah you are absolutely right @cerahil in your site configuration which seems to be an Apache server your project path had to be till public directory not the root directory.
This is how it will work fine.
Hello @cerahil please read this guide we published, after it if you have problem then please ask us here.
We are glad to help you in any case.
Firstly, that was not to be done, there are so many functions in Bagisto dependent on that directory.
You shouldn't delete any directory.
Public directory holds all assets such as js, css and images needed for Bagisto. And definitely nothing will work for you after that believe me.
Your project is on server or you are running locally?
No worries.
You can even take the same pattern for developing the theme for admin as i explained in shop.
Overriding existing views might be the key after you have implemented the above process carefully.