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  • Daniel Williams 16 posts 38 karma points
    Mar 24, 2013 @ 11:13
    Daniel Williams
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    Simplified eCommerce Template

    Hello!

    I am trying to find out how teacommerce 2.0 works - I have been looking at the starterkit, however i think it is much more advanced than the earlier versions.

    So what i'm here for, is to get the simpliest setup for one product, to add to cart, and checkout.
    - Because there is no documentation yet, can you give me an example of how i can use it?

  • Anders Burla 2560 posts 8256 karma points
    Mar 24, 2013 @ 17:11
    Anders Burla
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    Hi Daniel

    Im sorry that you think the new starter kit is more advanced than the previous, because we have simplified the html, css, javascript and is now using Razor. What part of the stater kit do you find hard to figure out?

    About the setup you ask for - is it your idea to use the starter kit or all from scratch? Because all the things you talk about is already in the starter kit and you can just look at the html how it works. You could make a clean Umbraco installation and install Tea Commerce and copy the things you need and by that get to know how it works. But yeah documentation will be much better as fast as we can.

    Kind regards
    Anders

  • Daniel Williams 16 posts 38 karma points
    Mar 25, 2013 @ 07:48
    Daniel Williams
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    What i am having trouble with, is to actually get a product in the cart.
    - For what i can see in the starterkit, all the .bind() functions, only changes the DOM, and not sending anything to the mothership

    Therefore it would be the best way for me, getting a HTML and JS to a plain page, with one product and one button to add to cart, untill the documentation comes :)

    Sorry, if im annoying, but i still love the product! 

  • Anders Burla 2560 posts 8256 karma points
    Mar 26, 2013 @ 19:57
    Anders Burla
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    The new starter kit is using the new HTML API which is much easier to maintain and you get serverside fallback out of the box. So the things you need to look for in the new starter kit is how the html is structured and the html form elements and the input fields that is used to send information to the HTML api. Try and start by using the html from the add to cart button in the starter kit. This should quickly get your mind around adding a product. The HTML api the the first thing we are documenting.

    Kind regards
    Anders

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