Simple order

Hi,
I would like to first apologize for my English, but I hope I make myself clear.

I am looking for a solution that would allow me to create a module responsible for quick ordering products.

It should look something like the search module, where I typed name/code of products and add it to the client order.

Do Hikashop have this opportunitie? If not, how can I do it?

Hi,

The fastest way is to create filters applied on name and product code, then create a module with the type HikaShop filter, and when a search is done the result is a listing of products.
In this listing the user can click on "add to cart" and there is an option to redirect to the checkout directly after clicking on the "add to cart" button.

Thx for solution,

1. It is nice solution, but then client cant choose amount of product.

2. How can I do: Prices with VAT appear for not logged users, and the prices without VAT for registered users.

3.The product can be in 3 different colors, so I choose in the settings three product characteristics eg: white, black and blue. So on the frontpage I have 3 radio buttons with text: white black and blue. Can i change the radio buttons for the pictures of these colors?

Thx for the attention!

3. I try use solution from this post: www.hikashop.com/en/forum/4-how-to/71540...ges-to-variants.html

I've added the line ZIELONY="<img src=' www.matogrosso.pl/media/com_hikashop/ima...zielony.png'alt='img zielony'/>zielony"

My characteristic name is "zielony".

But it still does not work. Maybe I made a a silly mistake?

Hi,

You have to enter the image code in HikaShop > Products > Characteristics, in the values of your characteristic.

nicolas wrote: Hi,

1. Why would that be ? The add to cart buttons on listings don't have a quantity box by default but that can be added:
www.hikashop.com/en/forum/4-how-to/24521...t-listing.html#24537

nicolas wrote: You can edit the file listing_img_title of the view product via the menu Display->Views and add the code:
$this->params->set('show_quantity_field', 1);
at the beginning after the first <?php tag.

Dont work.

I'll try to illustrate my problem. Here you have two pictures:


"Yes" is the version which i try create. "No" is the version to which I'm close.

So, my "NO" version:

By the way, when I use the "filter", it does not filter in this table, just open a new page with layout "div" and finds the category despite the fact that it is set on product_code