Profile: Boyko

Hi Lucenta,

Glad you like the new much improved Filters. It might be "surprisingly fast" as you probably haven't read this http://www.nop-templates.com/nop-ajax-filters-for-nopcommerce-faster-than-ever ;)

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Hi fun123,


You can modify the view of the Mega Menu plugin and add your logo there.
Plugins\SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.MegaMenu\Views\MegaMenu\MegaMenu.cshtml

To make it a link to the Home page you can use this code:

<a href="@Url.RouteUrl("HomePage")">The image to your logo here</a>

Then it is a matter of styling to make it looks nice.

Hope this helps!

Hi imprintableswarehouse,

This is because of the multi strore support in nopCommerce 3.0.
http://www.nop-templates.com/whats-new-in-nopcommerce-30-part-2-multi-store-support.
Do you have more than one store?

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Hi Jose,

Thank you for the kind words. What you suggest makes perfectly sense.
By the way in the current version of the Filters you can collapse the various filter boxes if you haven't noticed it.
Would you mind adding your great idea in our UserVoice portal and let others vote for it. If it gets enough votes, which I am sure it will, we will consider implementing it in one of the next versions of nopCommerce.

Many thanks again and have a great weekend!

Hi Graham,

Thank you for reporting this. You are right. It seems like we have ignored the search in description setting in a recent refactoring of the code. Just added it back and updated the packages.
Please download the product package again and update the Instant search plugin.

Many thanks again and have a great weekend!

Hi zjerry,

Thank you for reporting this issue. We will investigate and let you know how to fix it.

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Hi iBEAUTHENTIC,

You are right.
After some digging with the code we found out what the problem is.
It looks like that the css of the fancybox jquery plugin uses some ie6 specific styles that don't support relative paths to the images. I don't know if you are familiar with css fixes for IE6 but in order to have support for transparent images you need to use something like this "DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader" in the css file. But unfortunately this doesn't support relative paths (location of the image is relative to the css file). So the image is specified with the full path to it on the server i.e  "/content/fancybox/fancy_shadow_nw.png". The problem with this is that this images will not be loaded when you have a virtual directory as in your case "/en/".
To summarize: It is not a big deal that these images are missing as the browser will simply ignore them. This will have impact only in IE6, which in any case is almost dead see here - http://www.ie6countdown.com/
So guys please simply ignore these error messages as they are not anything that is worth worrying about. If you still don't like these annoying messages then simply delete the styles that are specific for IE6 from this file - Content\fancybox\jquery.fancybox-1.3.4.css.

Hope this information is useful!

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Hi grahamcarpenter,

Which version of nopCommerce do you use? Can you reproduce this on any of our demo stores?
If you can give us a link to a live site with some instructions of how to reproduce this would be very helpful.

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In that case there is no way to know from which page the browser search for this link. So I think that something else is requesting this link, which by the way does not exist and that's why you get this error. It is possible that this is a search engine bot or some scripts that try to harm your web site. We also have such errors(not the same as yours) with something trying to open a resource that does not exist on our demos and in this case nopCommerce logs an error for missing resource. This errors are very annoying but it much better than crashing the whole site or something.

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Hi,

It will require quite a lot of customizations in nopCommerce. New controller, action and views as well as some backend changes for the predefined fields.

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