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8 years 10 months ago #226361

-- HikaShop version -- : 2.6.0
-- Joomla version -- : 3.4.8

1) PREVIEW EMAIL:
I am making some edits to the emails under system > emails. Is there a way to preview the email so that I can see how it looks without having to always create an order in order to get the email in my mailbox before I can see how it looks?

2) LANGUAGE FILE:
I tried looking for these in the en-GB.com_hikashop.ini in order to change the text but they are not in the ini file. Where is the text for those fields please?
ORDER_TITLE
ORDER_CREATED
ORDER_BEGIN_MESSAGE

3) CHECKOUT PAGE PRICE:
I'm looking on the checkout page and I want the sale price to be red but the sale price and the regular price are using the same class (hikashop_product_price), so I'm not able to make the colour of the sale price different .

4) DEFAULT PROVINCE
I have Ontario set as the default in the custom field but on the front it's keeps showing another province. What could be causing that?

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Last edit: 8 years 10 months ago by thewebsi.

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8 years 10 months ago #226376

Hi,

1. No. But you can first make your changes in the order notification email and use the "email" button of the order edition page to check the changes. Then, you can copy/paste them in the order creation notification email.

2. You need to look in the preload area of the email (scroll down on the email edition interface). There you can see that for example:
take.ms/LmPHUy
And so in that case, the translation key you need to search for is ACCESS_ORDER_WITH_LINK

3. Easy, just add the page's main CSS class:
.hikashop_checkout_page .hikashop_product_price{
//your CSS
}

4. It looks like a bug of HikaShop 2.6.0. Try downloading and installing the 2.6.1 that we released recently in order to get all the latest patches.

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8 years 10 months ago #226461

Regarding #3:

I add this code:

.hikashop_checkout_page .hikashop_product_price {
	font-size:1em; padding-left:0px; color:#ff0000 !important; }

Sorry I'm not understanding what I'm doing wrong here.

If you add an item with the regular price and an item on sale (you can find one under Pins at the bottom), you will notice that the item with the regular price is red and the item with the sale price is also red. Using the CSS you provided does not change that.

Shouldn't the sale price be something like hikashop_product_price_with_discount so it's easier to style similar to how it is on the product listing page?

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8 years 10 months ago #226540

Hello,

I don't understand, to me it seems that Css code provide by Nicolas works : see picture below



Or, to really understand : What do you call "regular price" ? because for me the regular price here are the one without discount, and this price is in black, and the sale price are as you asked for in red.

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8 years 10 months ago #226565

The member pin is NOT on sale but it is RED, it should be black. Only sale prices should be RED, as indicated with the daisy pin.

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8 years 10 months ago #226573

Hi,

"On sale" can be understand with two different meaning
* available for purchase
* available at a lowered price

The first meaning is the international meaning ; the second one is the US meaning.
HikaShop is an worldwide product and the English is not our birth language but we are able to read it and understand it.
Nevertheless, it will be useful for the global communication to try to avoid specific language usage which can have several different meaning.

The solution that Nicolas gave you is right for the international meaning.
There is no need to use uppercase in your message but just to use international English.

Regards,

Jerome - Obsidev.com
HikaMarket & HikaSerial developer / HikaShop core dev team.

Also helping the HikaShop support team when having some time or couldn't sleep.
By the way, do not send me private message, use the "contact us" form instead.

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