I've installed uCommerce 2.6.0.0 and the uCommerce Store 1.2.0.0
I've watched the first 3 introductory videos and have read a couple of (off-site) 'getting started' tutorials.
In the Commerce tab in back office, I've created a new product definition in the Settings section. In the product catalog I've created a new catalog (at the same level as uCommerce.dk), within this I've created a new shop (at the same level as uCommerce) and within this I've created a new category (at the same level as Software), so my tree looks like this:
Product Catalog
- uCommerce.dk
- uCommerce
- Software
- Support
- myCatalog.com
- myShop
- myCategory
So, it's identical to the test setup. Within myCategory I have created a product and can click into the product to set the SKU, Internal Name, pricing, choose the images, etc. It looks like it is all set up correctly. I've got the product type set up in the Product Definitions section. It all looks right...
On the front end, I can go to my shop, go to the category, see the product listed with the short description I set and the thumbnail, but when I click on the product name to view the product page I get:
Error parsing XSLT file: \xslt\Product[XSLT].xslt
If I do a umbDebugShowTrace=true, the first line of red text reads: '', hexadecimal value 0x03, is an invalid character.
Looking at all of the test data you get out of the box in the uCommerce Store, it looks like everything is set up correctly! What gives?
One thing is, I don't have a hostname set. When I tried setting a host name (site.local, localhost) nothing at all worked, on the very first page of the site I got an XSLT error where it is supposed to list the catalog. By not having a hostname set on the root content node, and having default set in the Commerce tab for my catalog, I can at least see the home page, catalog and category pages. I had to set a ficticious host name on the uCommerce.dk catalog in order to view my catalog.
Error parsing XSLT file: \xslt\Product[XSLT].xslt
I've installed uCommerce 2.6.0.0 and the uCommerce Store 1.2.0.0
I've watched the first 3 introductory videos and have read a couple of (off-site) 'getting started' tutorials.
In the Commerce tab in back office, I've created a new product definition in the Settings section. In the product catalog I've created a new catalog (at the same level as uCommerce.dk), within this I've created a new shop (at the same level as uCommerce) and within this I've created a new category (at the same level as Software), so my tree looks like this:
Product Catalog
- uCommerce.dk
- uCommerce
- Software
- Support
- myCatalog.com
- myShop
- myCategory
So, it's identical to the test setup. Within myCategory I have created a product and can click into the product to set the SKU, Internal Name, pricing, choose the images, etc. It looks like it is all set up correctly. I've got the product type set up in the Product Definitions section. It all looks right...
On the front end, I can go to my shop, go to the category, see the product listed with the short description I set and the thumbnail, but when I click on the product name to view the product page I get:
Error parsing XSLT file: \xslt\Product[XSLT].xslt
If I do a umbDebugShowTrace=true, the first line of red text reads: '', hexadecimal value 0x03, is an invalid character.
Looking at all of the test data you get out of the box in the uCommerce Store, it looks like everything is set up correctly! What gives?
One thing is, I don't have a hostname set. When I tried setting a host name (site.local, localhost) nothing at all worked, on the very first page of the site I got an XSLT error where it is supposed to list the catalog. By not having a hostname set on the root content node, and having default set in the Commerce tab for my catalog, I can at least see the home page, catalog and category pages. I had to set a ficticious host name on the uCommerce.dk catalog in order to view my catalog.
Any ideas what is wrong?
Any information in the umbracoLog table?
Apologies, it was a formatting character copied from Word I think...
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