Profile: IvanStoyanov

Hi Scott,

We have added the "Forum" and "About Us" links to the NopMegaMenu plugin. Go to our website and download the latest package of the Nop Jewelry Theme. Go to the Plugins folder in your website and replace SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.MegaMenu folder with the one in the package you have just downloaded. Go to the administration of your website and click the Restart application link located in the upper right corner. After the restart is complete go to Plugins->Nop Mega Menu->Settings and enable the Include "Forum" link: setting.

As for the bug that you have reported, we are investigating it at the moment.

Best wishes,

Ivan Stoyanov

Hi Tony,

Please see the following topic: http://www.nop-templates.com/boards/topic/266/help-required-on-the-new-nopmega-menu-plugin

Best regards,

Ivan Stoyanov

Hi nirmaljoseph,

Try to configure the css file for theme.
The theme is styled to have a default nopCommerce menu in it and when you remove it, you are also removing css classes, so the style changes.

Best wishes!

Ivan Stoyanov

Hi incredible,

It seems that you have copied the SevenSpikes plugins into another folder.

Go through all of your plugin folders and delete any folder, which name starts with SevenSpikes. After that go to our website, go to your account and download the package for the NopUltimatePluginCollection. Open the package and open the .zip file for your version of nopCommerce. After that extract the .zip file in the Plugins folder of your website.

When the extraction is complete, go to the administration page of your website. Go to Configuration => Plugins and click on the Reload list of plugins button.

Once the plugins are reloaded and the SevenSpikes plugins appear. First install the Core plugin and after that all other plugins.

Have a good day!

Ivan Stoyanov

Hi nirmaljoseph,

Go to Views/Shared/HeaderMenu.cshtml and delete Html.Action("Menu", "Common").

You can also move the search box to any location you would like by calling it there like this: @Html.Action("SearchBox", "Catalog").
If you decide to move the search box you can go to Views/Shared/_Root.cshtml and remove @Html.Partial("HeaderMenu").

Best wishes!

Ivan Stoyanov

Hi Shane,

Changing the value for the setting in the Settings.txt file will not work because of two reasons. The first is that the values in the Settings.txt file is used only during the installation of the plugin and the second is that the value of the manufacturers menu item is a resource not a setting. The setting is used only for certain default values, or when the resource is missing.

Anyways, changing the value for the manufacturers menu in the settings page of the plugins should work. Try to change it again, save the change and clear the cache of your nopCommerce store. The Clear cache link is located in the upper right corner in the administration.

If this does not work you can change the resource value manually. Go to Configuration => Languages => View string resources (for each language) => find the sevenspikes.megamenu.admin.settings.manufacturersitemnamevalue resource and change its value.

Have a nice day!

Ivan Stoyanov

Hi ginc2000,

We can not open your website. Please fix it so we can try and find the problem with the Menu.

Hi verdan,

Create a copy of our view located in Plugins/SevenSpikes.Nop.AjaxFilters/Views/Catalog7Spikes. The copy should be located in the same folder. After that rename the view to DemoCategoryTemplate.ProductsInGridOrLines. Open it and make the same changes to it that you did to the original CategotyTemplate view to create the new Demo view.

Best regards,

Ivan Stoyanov

Hi iqnetcom,

Just go to the Views/Catalog/SearchBox.cshtml view and remove this code:

@if (Model.AutoCompleteEnabled)
            {
                <text>
                $(function () {
                    $('#small-searchterms').autocomplete({
                        delay: 500,
                        minLength: @(Model.SearchTermMinimumLength.ToString()),
                        source: '@(Url.RouteUrl("ProductSearchAutoComplete"))',
                  select: function( event, ui ) {
                    $("#small-searchterms").val(ui.item.label);
                            setLocation(ui.item.producturl);
                    return false;
                  }
                    })
                    .data("autocomplete")._renderItem = function( ul, item ) {
                    var t = item.label;
                    //html encode
                    t = htmlEncode(t);
                    return $("<li></li>")
                    .data("item.autocomplete", item)
                    .append("<a>@(Model.ShowProductImagesInSearchAutoComplete ? Html.Raw("<img src='\" + item.productpictureurl + \"'>") : null )" + t + "</a>")
                    .appendTo(ul);
                    };
                });
                </text>
            }

or disable the catalogsettings.productsearchautocompleteenabled setting.

Have a great day!

Ivan Stoyanov

Hi Steve,

The easiest way to do this is to change the CategoryMenuTemplate.WithPictures view. You can remove the pictures element or add css display: none for the picture element. Yves did this for his website, so you can view his html and css code for more information.

Best wishes,

Ivan Stoyanov