Profile: Boyko

Hi mstuart,

The Ajax Filters use the same category template as the current category. So if your category template is this one CategoryTemplate.ProductsInGridOrLinesFilters.cshtml then you need to have  the same template for the Ajax Filters.
You have to copy and rename the template below to match the name of your category template:
Plugins\SevenSpikes.Nop.AjaxFilters\Views\Catalog7Spikes\CategoryTemplate.ProductsInGridOrLines.cshtml

Then the filters will find the correct template and use it.

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Hi jburke,

Thank you for using our products and we are glad that you like them and find them useful!

To remove the core nopCommerce related products you need to modify the Product Templates in the Catalog folder and comment or remove this line:

 @Html.Action("RelatedProducts", "Catalog", new { productId = Model.Id })

There are two product templates that you need to modify (depending on which one you use you can edin only one of them):
Views\Catalog\ProductTemplate.SingleVariant.cshtml
Views\Catalog\ProductTemplate.VariantsInGrid.cshtml

Hope this helps!

Hi drcomputer,

We opened the page without any problems in IE9. What version of IE do you use? Please check if by any chance you have enabled the Compatibility view mode.

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Hi mstuart,

Sure you can do whatever changes you need in the Filters but please refer to the documentation and especially  the various selectors as they need to match your Html structure (if you make any changes to it).
About the subcategories and the Filters - there are two settings a nopCommerce one and one for the Ajax Filters. The nopCommerce one has nothing to do with the Filters and it basically says whether to show the products from the subcategories along with images of the subcategories themselve, which are always shown by default. If you enable this setting you will probably want to enable the same setting in the Ajax Filters, so that they can filter on the same set of products. But there is one important thing to note: The Ajax Filters will operate only on the products in the immediate subcategories and not in the next levels under them.  

You can hook to the Ajax Filter filtration completed event. Here is a sample code:

<script type="text/javascript">

$(document).on("nopAjaxFiltersFiltrationCompleteEvent", function () {
Add you logic here
});
</script>

Hope this helps!

Yes, you can download the package again just in case.
The templates shouldn't be a problem. Do you have a custom theme or you are using the DefaultClean theme? Please note that after selecting any of the filtering options the Ajax Filters return a view from here:
Plugins\SevenSpikes.Nop.AjaxFilters\Views\Catalog7Spikes\CategoryTemplate.ProductsInGridOrLines.cshtml

It is a partial view with the filtered products on which is passed a ProductsModel but the error says that a Category model is expected, which means that the wrong view is used maybe the default category template for some reason.
Please modify you Global.asax file by adding a few empty spaces in it and save it.

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Hi drcomputer,

Please provide more information. When exactly do you get this error and on which pages? It would be best if you send us a link to your web site and we can take a look.

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Hi mstuart,

It looks like there is a mismatch in the files. Please delete the whole AjaxFilters plugin folder and upload it again.

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In that case please reproduce the problem again and then check you Log and tell us the error following these steps.

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Hi Mike,

Please send us an email with a link to your web site, so that we can take a look.

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Hi cicciuzzo,

Now I got it :) But I don't think this could be done with the JCarousel plugin. It should be more like a separate plugin but I don't see any real world usage for it. Have you seen a ecommerce web site where you have the products like this?

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