product bundle same product id per bundles item not being added - Tea Commerce support

Neil Hodges 338 posts 987 karma points

Dec 09, 2020 @ 13:25

Product Bundle - Same Product Id per bundles Item not being added

Hi

I'm trying to bundle products together by the size of the garment. It doesn't seem to want to bundle multiple products with the same productId.

What I have so far when adding to the basket:

 if (model.Sizes != null)
        {
            var sizes = model.Sizes.Where(x => x.Value > 0);

            if (sizes.Any() == true)
            {
                var bundleId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
                var indx = 0;
                foreach (var size in sizes)
                {
                    properties[WConstants.OrderLines.Size] = size.Key;
                    if (indx == 0)
                    {
                        TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, size.Value, properties, bundleIdentifier: bundleId);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, size.Value, properties, parentBundleIdentifier: bundleId);
                    }

                    indx++;
                }
            }
        }
        else
        {
            TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, 1, properties);
        }

This produces: enter image description here

1) Is the first Main Product, this will be the master where the others will be bundled against.

2) Is the last in the sequence, it seems to just add them all together and take on the last size, L, there should be 5 x XS, 5 x S, 5xM and lastly 5xL

Ive set Product uniqueness property aliases to below: enter image description here

Can it only bundle products of unique product ids?

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Matt Brailsford 4125 posts 22223 karma points MVP 9x c-trib

Dec 09, 2020 @ 13:36

Hi Neil,

I think this might be a similar bug that we found in Vendr, that the bundle ID isn't taken into account for uniqueness. For a quick workaround, you could add the bundleId as a property to the order line, and then use that property as a uniqueness property too. This should then treat them as separate order lines.

We'll need to look at making an update to take bundle ID's into account, but the above workaround should be safe to apply and it would continue to work once the fix is in place.

Hope this helps

Matt

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Neil Hodges 338 posts 987 karma points

Dec 09, 2020 @ 14:30

HI Matt

Ive altered the code to:

if (model.Sizes != null)
        {
            var sizes = model.Sizes.Where(x => x.Value > 0);

            if (sizes.Any() == true)
            {
                var bundleId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
                properties.Add("bundleId", bundleId);


                foreach (var size in sizes)
                {
                    properties[WConstants.OrderLines.Size] = size.Key;
                    TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, size.Value, properties);
                }
            }
        }
        else
        {
            TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, 1, properties);
        }

So it just adds the products to the order with the 'bundleId' as a property.

Then made sure my property type is using the unique key enter image description here

But i seem to be getting them added together, OrderLine is set at 1.

enter image description here

Am I doing something wrong when AddOrUpdateOrderLine? Do they still need a bundleIdentifier?

By the way, this is using TC 3.4.4

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Matt Brailsford 4125 posts 22223 karma points MVP 9x c-trib

Dec 09, 2020 @ 14:45

Hey Neil,

Sorry, you still want to use the bundleId as a bundleId, but you also want to use it as a property, so you need to do both.

Hope this helps

Matt

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Neil Hodges 338 posts 987 karma points

Dec 09, 2020 @ 15:11

Yeh tried a couple of diffrent combinations but it wont add them. It seems the Bundle and Uniqueness of the product are not being obeyed.

            if (model.Sizes != null)
        {
            var sizes = model.Sizes.Where(x => x.Value > 0);

            if (sizes.Any() == true)
            {
                var bundleId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
                properties.Add("bundleId", bundleId);

                foreach (var size in sizes)
                {

                    properties[WConstants.OrderLines.Size] = size.Key;

                    TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, size.Value, properties, bundleIdentifier: bundleId);

                }
            }
        }
        else
        {
            TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, 1, properties);
        }

enter image description here

It just gives me 1 x OrderLine and adds all the qty together? Scratching my head with this one, not sure why it wont add them as seperate orderLines?

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Neil Hodges 338 posts 987 karma points

Dec 09, 2020 @ 15:25

hmm, seems if i add another unique property it works :) enter image description here

enter image description here

I guess now i can just group them by the Bundle Identifier to show them as under one order :)

Cheers Matt.

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Matt Brailsford 4125 posts 22223 karma points MVP 9x c-trib

Dec 09, 2020 @ 15:33

Hey Neil,

It might be because they are sharing the same bundleId. You need to make sure that every call to add an order line has a unique bundleId. I think here, your bundle ID is repeated per size option.

Matt

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Neil Hodges 338 posts 987 karma points

Dec 09, 2020 @ 15:49

Yeh, I moved the generation of the bundle Identifier into the for each loop, creating a new GUID each loop.

 foreach (var size in sizes)
                {
                    var bundleId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
                    properties.Add("bundleId", bundleId);
                    properties[WConstants.OrderLines.Size] = size.Key;

                    TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, size.Value, properties, bundleIdentifier: bundleId);

                }

But just got an error:

An item with the same key has already been added.

enter image description here

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Neil Hodges 338 posts 987 karma points

Dec 09, 2020 @ 15:52

I guess its the

properties.Add("bundleId", bundleId);

part, as that key is already added,

I think this would then work:

if (sizes.Any() == true)
            {
                var bundleIdentifier = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
                properties.Add("bundleId", bundleIdentifier);

                foreach (var size in sizes)
                {
                    var bundleId = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
                    properties[WConstants.OrderLines.Size] = size.Key;

                    TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine(store.Id, model.ProductId, size.Value, properties, bundleIdentifier: bundleId);

                }
            }

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Matt Brailsford 4125 posts 22223 karma points MVP 9x c-trib

Dec 09, 2020 @ 15:56

I think really each call to TC.AddOrUpdateOrderLine should have it's own properties collection created, as currently you are reusing the properties for each call, hence the error.

Matt

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Neil Hodges 338 posts 987 karma points

Dec 09, 2020 @ 16:05

Nice one Matt, all sorted! :)

enter image description here

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