I stephen

Tried to set a specific SKU for a product to see if that will then be saved. Never experienced this before. Anything in the log files?

Kind regards

Anders

The plugin retrieves the sku value from the following

jQuery('#sku').val()

but I cannot find where this is set.

Also if I hard code in a node id the event handler captures the id and the value.

I do not think the angular stock management controller is capturing either the #sku or backoffice/teacommerce/products/poststock?pageid

Error 500 is displayed when the Property Editor is called: http://[name].azurewebsites.net/umbraco/backoffice/teacommerce/products/getstock/?pageId=2366 500 (Internal Server Error)

The stock is not saved in the DB as a property value - it is only saved in the special Tea Commerce stock DB table. So that is not a bug - that is by purpose.

You can download the Tea Commerce code for Umbraco here. Maybe you can debug and see what error is thrown. Is pretty weird that it works in one environment, and then you move it and then ti doesnt work anymore :)

https://github.com/TeaCommerce/Tea-Commerce-for-Umbraco

Kind regards

Anders

cannot find path to nor

backoffice/teacommerce/products/poststock?productIdentifier=

which is called in the stock-management.controller.js

And all dll files, javascript files etc have been copied to the Azure site? It did work on the other setup you had - right?

Kind regards

Anders

Hopefully this may be of assistance to others.

1. Get Error 404 for "backoffice/teacommerce/products/getstock"

(NOTE: one of the constant bugbears of angular is caching. Whether "getstock" or "GetStock" makes any difference I have changed the path and still it displays the same. Event setting web.config to debug. Event using Tools to clear cached and hard reload. It quite often makes no difference. Having to rename files is a joke. So much for progress in programming)

1. Create my own control part replicating the teacomm process

Error thrown when referencing IXmlNodeProductInformationExtractor

Discovered the current version does not include it.

So created my own process to Get/Post Stock Value

by creating a Controller in App_Code (NewStockApiController.cs) and a new model (called StockModel.cs)

which works.

NewStockApiController (in App_Code)

 [Umbraco.Web.Mvc.PluginController("TPS")]
public class NewStockApiController : UmbracoAuthorizedJsonController
{....

public TeaCommerce.Umbraco.Application.Controllers.ProductsController.Stock GetStock(string pageId)
    {
        TeaCommerce.Umbraco.Application.Controllers.ProductsController.Stock stock1 = new TeaCommerce.Umbraco.Application.Controllers.ProductsController.Stock();
        stock1.Sku = "";
        stock1.Value = "";
        try
        {
            YOUR NAMESPACE.Models.StockModel.dbContextShopper stockProperties = new YOUR NAMESPACE.Models.StockModel.dbContextShopper();
            var results = stockProperties.Database.SqlQuery<YOURNAMESPACE.Models.StockModel.stockProps>("Select * from [" + dbToUse + "].[dbo].[TeaCommerce_Stock] where StoreID = " + StoreId + " and SKU = '" + pageId + "'");
            foreach (var item in results)
            {
                string[] splitStock = item.stock.ToString().Split('.');
                string stockValToUse = splitStock[0];
                stock1.Sku = item.SKU.ToString();
                stock1.Value = stockValToUse;
            }
        }
        catch (Exception dbEr){ }            
        return stock1;
    }

    public string PostStock(string pageId, TeaCommerce.Umbraco.Application.Controllers.ProductsController.Stock stock)
    {
        string val = "";
        long storeId = 1;
        decimal stockVal = Decimal.Parse(stock.Value);
        ProductService.Instance.SetStock(1, pageId, stockVal);
        return val;
    }

The angular controller path references:

$http.get('backoffice/TPS/NewStockApi/GetStock?pageId=' + $routeParams.id + variantId).success(function (data) {

and

$http.post('backoffice/TPS/NewStockApi/PostStock?pageId=' + $routeParams.id + variantId, data);

The Manifest:

 {


 propertyEditors: [{
alias: 'My.StockManagement',
  name: 'New Stock Plugin V[Number][Letter]',
  editor: {
    view: '~/App_Plugins/stock/stock-management.html',
    hideLabel: false,
    valueType: 'STRING'
  }
  }],
  javascript: [
  '~/App_Plugins/stock/stock-management.controller.js'


 ]

}

The StockModel:

 [Table("TeaCommerce_Stock")]
    public class stockProps
    {
        [Key]
        public virtual long storeID { get; set; }
        public virtual string SKU { get; set; }
        public virtual Decimal stock { get; set; }

    }

    public class dbContextShopper : DbContext
    {
        public dbContextShopper() : base("dbContextShopper") { }
        public DbSet<stockProps> Stock { get; set; }
    }

Originally I thought this had some connection between platforms (physical server and azure) but it is inconsistencies in versions and when paying licence fees I think it is a bit galling to be expected to root out problems and fix them. That is something I would expect Tea Commerce staff/developers to fulfil.

Anyway this may be of use to others.

Hi Stephen

Sse that you solved your issue. What I would like to know is what is different from your local setup that worked and the Azure?

Just downloaded the starter kit running latest Umbraco and Tea Commerce and the products have a stock management data type - and all is working. So just wondering what might be different in your case since you got the 404 error.

Use the "dev" branch as that is latest

https://github.com/TeaCommerce/Starter-kit-for-Umbraco

Kind regards

Anders

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