Profile: Boyko

Hi Matt,

You can add the Ajax Filters to any widget zone that you like. You can even define your own widget zone and add it in the SupportedWidgetZones.xml file of the plugin.
Here for example we have placed the filters in the main column.
themes.playground.nop-templates.com/baby-mobile

Please refer to the documentation of the Filters to see how to change the widget zone.

Hope this helps!

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It looks like you store is closed and I am redirected to the home page all the time.
You also have a javascript error from your custom.js file that you should fix as it is possible that it can break the filters.

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Hi gnikspam,

Do you still have this problem? If so, then could you please share a link to your web site, so that we can take a look?

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Hi pvinit,

If you provide more information of how you have modified the markup exactly then we could advice if the ribbons can work or not with your changes.

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Hi Pvinit,

This is not possible with the current version of the Ajax Filters. This idea was already proposed in our user voice portal, so you can vote for it here.

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You have all the Razor view files of the Ajax Filters open to modification, so you can change it to your needs.
Simply modify these files below and instead of showing the resource "All" use the filterGroup name.

SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.AjaxFilters\Views\AttributeFilter7Spikes\AttributeFilter.cshtml
SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.AjaxFilters\Views\SpecificationFilter7Spikes\SpecificationFilter.cshtml
SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.AjaxFilters\Views\ManufacturerFilter7Spikes\ManufacturerFilter.cshtml

For example for the attribute filters change this:

<li class="selected">
                                <a class="allFilterDropDownOptions">@T("SevenSpikes.NopAjaxFilters.Client.Common.All")</a>
                            </li>

with this:

<li class="selected">
                                <a class="allFilterDropDownOptions">@attributeFilterGroup.Name</a>
                            </li>

The same changes need to be done in the other 2 views for the Specifications and Manufacturers respectively.



The Ajax Filters use jDropDown jquery library. I am not sure if it supports hover rather than click for dropdown. You can find the library here - http://do-web.com/jdropdown/overview.

Best Regards,
Nop-Templates.com Team

Hi FG,

This is so by design and if you want to change it you will need to change the styles of the theme.
Unfortunately the styles are not configurable from the administration and you need to modify the css files of the theme directly. There is no need to modify any of the Razor view files just the css styles.

Best Regards,
Nop-Templates.com Team

Hi glhays,

Don't you find these two settings in the administration of the Beauty theme plugin here Plugins -> Nop Beauty Theme -> Settings ?

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Nop-Templates.com Team

Hi dincaykirtasiye,

If you have created a new action then this action should return a view i.e MyHomePageProducts.cshtml and the model that is passed to this view should be of type IEnumerable<ProductOverviewModel>. You can refer to the HomepageProducts action in the Catalog controller and the Views\Catalog\HomepageProducts.cshtml view. What you should do is basically the same.
Then in the MyHomePageProducts.cshtml view you can add this line:

@Html.Action("JCarousel", "JCarousel", new {carouselName = "JCarousel Name", productModels = Model})

Hope this helps!

Best Regards,
Nop-Templates.com Team

Hi Matt,

I don't quite understand how the Ajax Filters plugin relates to the ProductBox view. The Ajax Filters are integrated on the Category page and not the product pages. Are you sure you are trying to integrate the Ajax Filter and not the Ajax Cart for example?
The Ajax Filters do show product boxes after an ajax request for filtering - maybe you want to change the product boxes that that the ajax filters return?

Please elaborate as we are not sure how to advice now.

Best Regards,
Nop-Templates.com Team