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Renners
Starting Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - November 15 2010 : 03:41:38
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I'm struggling to understand what the difference is between the two options below, OK 1 displays an out of stock message whilst the other stops the product from displaying but both have the same consequence; the customer cannot order the item.
xoutofstocklimit - Level at which out of stock message is displayed. For example 2. When stock reaches 2, the out of stock message is displayed. The message is defined in the language file Langoutofstock
xstocklow - If null, then all products are displayed. If set to a number, for example 5, then the stock level must be greater than this number for the product to be displayed. See also xoutofstocklimit for display out of stock messages.
Personally I would have thought the stock low should alert the merchant the product is getting low whilst still displaying the product with the out of stock kicking in after further items are sold. I can't see how these two settings can interact and aid each other.
Regards, Renners
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support
Administrator
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Posted - November 15 2010 : 03:50:14
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Hello Renner,s
With xoutofstocklimit, the product will still be displayed if the product is out of stock. The message defined in Langoutofstock will be displayed along with the product information.
With xstocklow however, the product will be completely hidden from view when it's out of stock.
Hope this clears up the confusion !
Thank you.
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Renners
Starting Member
United Kingdom
46 Posts |
Posted - November 15 2010 : 03:54:40
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Hi Frank,
No not really as I did say I appreciate that this difference was there in my original post. What I cannot see is how these two options function together.
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diegomilito
VP-CART Expert
Argentina
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Posted - November 25 2010 : 02:44:54
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xoutofstocklimit : will display msg out of stock xstocklow : will hide product out of stock from display
is this helps Renner ?
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