Show warehouse stock on product page?

edzio · November 1, 2012

Is there a way to show the stock of each warehouse (our retail stores) on the product page? I cannot seem to find a module or an option to enable such a thing.

Thanks!

edzio · December 4, 2012

Bump!

Please help me with this - I desperately need to show the available stock of each warehouse on the product pages. Thanks!

jbhamers · January 2, 2015

Bump!

Please help me with this - I desperately need to show the available stock of each warehouse on the product pages. Thanks!

hello edzio, i have same problem with this feature.. anyone already figure it out ?

edzio · January 5, 2015

hello edzio, i have same problem with this feature.. anyone already figure it out ?

Nope. It became a hot mess so the store was abandoned in favour of shopify.

fred-vinapresta · January 5, 2015

An idea of solution:

you can modify ProductController.php by override. In this file, in the initContent() function, you can do something like that:

$warehouses_product =  Warehouse::getProductWarehouseList((int)$this->product->id);

$warehouses_stock = array();

if (!empty($warehouses_product))
{
    foreach ($warehouses_product  as $wp)
    {
       $warehouse_data = array();
       $warehouse_data['name'] = $wp['name'];
       $warehouse_data['stock'] = Product::getRealQuantity((int)$this->product->id, 0, $wp['id_warehouse']);
       $warehouses_stock[] = $warehouse_data;
    }
   if (!empty($stock_warehouses))
       $this->context->smarty->assign(array( 'warehouses_stock' => $warehouses_stock));
}

Then in your product.tpl, you use a foreach loop on warehouses_stock array to display information in a table.

edzio · January 5, 2015

Hopefully that works for jbhammers, but for me, it's two years too late.

jbhamers · January 12, 2015

An idea of solution:

you can modify ProductController.php by override. In this file, in the initContent() function, you can do something like that:
$warehouses_product =  Warehouse::getProductWarehouseList((int)$this->product->id);

$warehouses_stock = array();

if (!empty($warehouses_product))
{
    foreach ($warehouses_product  as $wp)
    {
       $warehouse_data = array();
       $warehouse_data['name'] = $wp['name'];
       $warehouse_data['stock'] = Product::getRealQuantity((int)$this->product->id, 0, $wp['id_warehouse']);
       $warehouses_stock[] = $warehouse_data;
    }
   if (!empty($stock_warehouses))
       $this->context->smarty->assign(array( 'warehouses_stock' => $warehouses_stock));
}
Then in your product.tpl, you use a foreach loop on warehouses_stock array to display information in a table.

thank you fred vinapresta, this feature very important for who's running a store with multiple branches,

i will try it although i cant do code

Nope. It became a hot mess so the store was abandoned in favour of shopify.

thank you edzio, i hope the presta team will inculde this feature in the next update

gadnis · February 17, 2015

thank you fred vinapresta, this feature very important for who's running a store with multiple branches,

i will try it although i cant do code

thank you edzio, i hope the presta team will inculde this feature in the next update

Can you tell us please what code exactly should I put on product.tpl to make it work? Thankyou!

JanaStrawberry · March 20, 2015

Bump.

Also need this desperatly.

vege · March 26, 2015

Pleeeease me too i need this.

vege · April 12, 2015

Please anyone knows how to implement this code?

Denver Prophit Jr. · June 2, 2015

That's a bad solution to start hacking core files.

mlcrpc · June 2, 2015

Please, can someone post the "foreach" loop that we should use to retrieve warehouses list with the code mentionned in this previous post ?

Thanks

I've never used smarty and cannot seem to guess how to loop through this array.

Tried something like this, but it will obviously not work :

{foreach from=$warehouses_stock item=wareHouse}
    <p>{$wareHouse.name|escape:'html':'UTF-8'}</p>
{/foreach}

Edited June 2, 2015 by mlcrpc (see edit history)

mlcrpc · June 4, 2015

DON'T USE THIS ANYMORE, PLEASE READ MY OTHER SOLUTION POSTED BELOW ( https://www.prestashop.com/forums/topic/199256-show-warehouse-stock-on-product-page/?p=2072064 )

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

- Find and copy ProductController.php from "controllers/front/"

- Paste it to "override/controllers/front"

- Open the new file

FIND

public function initContent()
{
    parent::initContent();
    if (!$this->errors)
    {

AFTER, INSERT

            $id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product'); 
            $sql = 'SELECT name,physical_quantity FROM ps_warehouse,ps_stock WHERE id_product ='.$id_product.' AND ps_warehouse.id_warehouse = ps_stock.id_warehouse';
            if ($results = Db::getInstance()->ExecuteS($sql))
                foreach ($results as $row)
                    $warehouses[] = array($row['name'],$row['physical_quantity']);
                        
            $this->context->smarty->assign(array(
                            'warehouse' => $warehouses));

- Open product.tpl from "themes/default-bootstrap" (or whatever your theme is)

- Where you want to display the warehouses names and available stocks :

PASTE

<p>Warehouse(s) :</p>
{foreach from=$warehouse item=w}
    {if $w[1]>0}                    
        <p>{$w[0]} ({$w[1]})</p>
    {/if}
{/foreach}

Update : New condition so warehouses without stock are not shown.

Edited June 22, 2015 by mlcrpc (see edit history)

mlcrpc · June 5, 2015

If you think using SQL queries like this is a bad idea, please feel free to post a better alternative, so people can get this (why not implemented yet?) feature on their products pages.

mlcrpc · June 12, 2015

Found a better and cleaner way to display products warehouses and quantity.

Browsing prestashop classes (warehouseCore & productCore)

http://www.devsprite.fr/prestadoc/html/classWarehouseCore.html

http://www.devsprite.fr/prestadoc/html/classProductCore.html

So here is my solution for now :

Override ProductController.php

FIND

public function initContent()
  {
    parent::initContent();
    if (!$this->errors)
    {

AFTER, INSERT

$id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product');
$warehouses = WarehouseCore::getWarehousesByProductId($id_product);
foreach($warehouses as $qty)
  $warehouse_qty[]=ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,'',$qty['id_warehouse']);
$this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseName' => $warehouses));
$this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseQty' => $warehouse_qty));

------

In product.tpl

INSERT (wherever you need it)

{foreach from=$warehouseName item=warehouse key=k}
  {if $warehouseQty[$k] > 0}
    <p>{$warehouse['name']} ({$warehouseQty[$k]})</p>
  {/if}
{/foreach}

This will loop and display all the product's warehouses and the quantity stored in each of them.

Edited June 12, 2015 by mlcrpc (see edit history)

ZoXx · August 21, 2015

Found a better and cleaner way to display products warehouses and quantity.

Browsing prestashop classes (warehouseCore & productCore)

http://www.devsprite.fr/prestadoc/html/classWarehouseCore.html

http://www.devsprite.fr/prestadoc/html/classProductCore.html

So here is my solution for now :

Override ProductController.php

FIND
public function initContent()
 {
 parent::initContent();
 if (!$this->errors)
 { 
AFTER, INSERT
$id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product');
$warehouses = WarehouseCore::getWarehousesByProductId($id_product);
foreach($warehouses as $qty)
 $warehouse_qty[]=ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,'',$qty['id_warehouse']);
$this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseName' => $warehouses));
$this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseQty' => $warehouse_qty));
------

In product.tpl

INSERT (wherever you need it)
{foreach from=$warehouseName item=warehouse key=k}
 {if $warehouseQty[$k] > 0}
 {$warehouse['name']} ({$warehouseQty[$k]})
 {/if}
{/foreach}
This will loop and display all the product's warehouses and the quantity stored in each of them.

Doesnt work in Presta Version 1.6.0.14 right?

mlcrpc · August 25, 2015

Doesnt work in Presta Version 1.6.0.14 right?

I've been working on this based on the 1.6.0.9 code.

Did not have time to upgrade and see if there were any changes in 1.6.0.14 that could affect the method.

If you didn't test it yet, I'd say... just do !.. as this is just a few lines to paste.

If it works, please let us know.

Thank you.

ZoXx · August 25, 2015

Ive worked with 1.6.0.14 and EU-Legal. But it doesnt work.

I can copy the code. So maybe you could help?

ProductController.php

/**
* EU Legal - Better security for German and EU merchants.
*
* @version : 1.0.2
* @date : 2014 08 26
* @author : Markus Engel/Chris Gurk @ Onlineshop-Module.de | George June/Alexey Dermenzhy @ Silbersaiten.de
* @copyright : 2014 Onlineshop-Module.de | 2014 Silbersaiten.de
* @contact : [email protected] | [email protected]
* @homepage : www.onlineshop-module.de | www.silbersaiten.de
* @license : http://opensource.org/licenses/osl-3.0.php
* @changelog : see changelog.txt
* @compatibility : PS == 1.6.0.9
*/

class ProductController extends ProductControllerCore
{

/*
* module: eu_legal
* date: 2015-07-19 14:27:44
* version: 1.4.1
*/
public function initContent()
{
parent::initContent();

if (Configuration::get('PS_EU_PAYMENT_API')) {
$id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product');
$warehouses = WarehouseCore::getWarehousesByProductId($id_product);
foreach($warehouses as $qty)
$warehouse_qty[]=ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,'',$qty['id_warehouse']);
$this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseName' => $warehouses));
$this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseQty' => $warehouse_qty));

$instance = new EU_Legal();
Media::addJsDef(
array(
'deliveryNowValue' => $this->product->delivery_now,
'deliveryLaterValue' => $this->product->delivery_later,
'deliveryNoStockValue' => $instance->l('This product is no longer in stock')
)
);
}
}
}

Greetz

Edited August 25, 2015 by ZoXx (see edit history)

mlcrpc · August 25, 2015

public function initContent()
{
    parent::initContent();

    if (Configuration::get('PS_EU_PAYMENT_API')) {
        $id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product');
        $warehouses = WarehouseCore::getWarehousesByProductId($id_product);
        foreach($warehouses as $qty)
        $warehouse_qty[]=ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,'',$qty['id_warehouse']);
        $this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseName' => $warehouses));
        $this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseQty' => $warehouse_qty));

        $instance = new EU_Legal();
        Media::addJsDef(
            array(
            'deliveryNowValue' => $this->product->delivery_now,
            'deliveryLaterValue' => $this->product->delivery_later,
            'deliveryNoStockValue' => $instance->l('This product is no longer in stock')
            )
        );
    }
}

1) Are you overriding the controller ?

2) Are you facing a blank page, did you check php errors ?

3) Also make sure that " if (Configuration::get('PS_EU_PAYMENT_API')) " is true

I don't know prestashop much, so that's all I can suggest for now, but if you could be more precise, I or someone could maybe give more solutions/advices.

Good luck.

ZoXx · August 25, 2015

Hey,

thanks for fast feedback!

Yeah i think that EU-Legal is overriding the controller.
The code so works great, but the settings you told, doenst work.

Nothing is shown on my product page.

the code i paste in makes no error or something like that, but the code shows no stock.

thats it

greetz

Edited August 26, 2015 by ZoXx (see edit history)

ZoXx · August 31, 2015

?

mlcrpc · September 1, 2015

Hi, here are a few things you can try :

In the back office (admin),

Preferences / Products

- Enable advanced stock management

Stock / Warehouses

- One or more warehouses have to be set

Catalog / Products

Quantities -> Try using "advanced stock management" / Quantities based on stock

Warehouses -> Check that your product's warehouse is set

Stock / Stock Management

- Quantity has to be set

If you're not using advanced stock management and your warehouse's product quantity isn't > 0, nothing will be shown.

Edited September 1, 2015 by mlcrpc (see edit history)

Mediacom87 · November 18, 2015

Hi,

if you are interested i have a module to do this function.

You can see the presention here : http://www.prestatoolbox.com/shipping-logistics/363-display-stocks-by-warehouse.html

LucasV · November 25, 2015

Anyone used this with the newest prestashop 1.6.1.2?

newcomer · February 16, 2016

I'm on 1.6.014. Will try it out as soon as I have other issues sorted out. Need this option badly too.

tinybibiya · July 4, 2016

Found a better and cleaner way to display products warehouses and quantity.

Browsing prestashop classes (warehouseCore & productCore)

http://www.devsprite.fr/prestadoc/html/classWarehouseCore.html

http://www.devsprite.fr/prestadoc/html/classProductCore.html

So here is my solution for now :

Override ProductController.php

FIND
public function initContent()
 {
 parent::initContent();
 if (!$this->errors)
 { 
AFTER, INSERT
$id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product');
$warehouses = WarehouseCore::getWarehousesByProductId($id_product);
foreach($warehouses as $qty)
 $warehouse_qty[]=ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,'',$qty['id_warehouse']);
$this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseName' => $warehouses));
$this->context->smarty->assign(array('warehouseQty' => $warehouse_qty));
------

In product.tpl

INSERT (wherever you need it)
{foreach from=$warehouseName item=warehouse key=k}
 {if $warehouseQty[$k] > 0}
 {$warehouse['name']} ({$warehouseQty[$k]})
 {/if}
{/foreach}
This will loop and display all the product's warehouses and the quantity stored in each of them.

Hi, do you know how to show quantity for each attribute in each warehouse? The solution above sum all the quantity of all attributes into each warehouse.

Example:

Warehouse 1: size S (2) and M (2)

Warehouse 2: size S (3) and M (5)

The product page will show:

#W1 - Warehouse 1 (4)

#W2 - Warehouse 2 (8)

Would like to show quantity of each attribute when while changing attributes in product page.

mlcrpc · July 5, 2016

Hi, do you know how to show quantity for each attribute in each warehouse? The solution above sum all the quantity of all attributes into each warehouse.

Example:

Warehouse 1: size S (2) and M (2)

Warehouse 2: size S (3) and M (5)

The product page will show:

#W1 - Warehouse 1 (4)

#W2 - Warehouse 2 (8)

Would like to show quantity of each attribute when while changing attributes in product page.

Hello, I'm not into prestashop anymore, just worked on it for a few weeks for a former project.

I guess that you gonna have to get the current product attribute, store it in a variable and then add it to the foreach loop... something like :

getWarehousesByProductId($id_product,$id_product_attribute)

Don't forget you can find prestashop functions on the github project page : https://github.com/PrestaShop/PrestaShop/

/classes/stock/Warehouse.php

    /**
     * For a given product, returns the warehouses it is stored in
     *
     * @param int $id_product Product Id
     * @param int $id_product_attribute Optional, Product Attribute Id - 0 by default (no attribues)
     * @return array Warehouses Ids and names
     */
    public static function getWarehousesByProductId($id_product, $id_product_attribute = 0)
    {
        if (!$id_product && !$id_product_attribute) {
            return array();
        }
        $query = new DbQuery();
        $query->select('DISTINCT w.id_warehouse, CONCAT(w.reference, " - ", w.name) as name');
        $query->from('warehouse', 'w');
        $query->leftJoin('warehouse_product_location', 'wpl', 'wpl.id_warehouse = w.id_warehouse');
        if ($id_product) {
            $query->where('wpl.id_product = '.(int)$id_product);
        }
        if ($id_product_attribute) {
            $query->where('wpl.id_product_attribute = '.(int)$id_product_attribute);
        }
        $query->orderBy('w.reference ASC');
        return Db::getInstance(_PS_USE_SQL_SLAVE_)->executeS($query);
    }

tinybibiya · July 6, 2016

I am using 1.6.0.14.

override/controllers/front/ProductController.php
add:

$id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product');
$warehouses = WarehouseCore::getWarehousesByProductId($id_product);
		
	$id_product_attribute = Db::getInstance()->ExecuteS('
		SELECT 
		pa.id_product_attribute id_pa,
		al.name name,
		CONCAT(w.reference, " - ", w.name) as wname,
		w.id_warehouse id_w
		FROM `ps_product_attribute` pa
		LEFT JOIN `ps_product_attribute_combination` pac ON (pa.`id_product_attribute` = pac.`id_product_attribute`)
		LEFT JOIN `ps_attribute` a ON (pac.`id_attribute` = a.`id_attribute`)
		LEFT JOIN `ps_attribute_lang` al ON (a.`id_attribute` = al.`id_attribute`)
		LEFT JOIN `ps_stock` s ON (pa.`id_product_attribute` = s.`id_product_attribute`)
		LEFT JOIN `ps_warehouse` w ON (s.`id_warehouse` = w.`id_warehouse`)
		WHERE pa.`id_product` = '.(int)$id_product .'
		GROUP BY w.id_warehouse, pa.id_product_attribute
		ORDER BY w.reference, a.`position`');
		
		$attributetable = array();
		
			foreach ($id_product_attribute as $row)
			{
				$attributetable[] = array(
					"id_pa" => $row['id_pa'],
					"name" => $row['name'],
					"wname" => $row['wname'],
					"id_w" => $row['id_w'],
					"realqty" => ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,$row['id_pa'],$row['id_w'])
				);
			}
		
		$warehousetable = array();
		
			foreach ($warehouses as $row)
			{
				$warehousetable[] = array(
					"name" => $row['name'],
					"warehouseQty" => ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,null,$row['id_warehouse'])
				);
			}
			
		$this->context->smarty->assign("attributetable",$attributetable);
		$this->context->smarty->assign("warehousetable",$warehousetable);

themes/[your_theme]/product.tpl
add anywhere you like.

{foreach $warehousetable as $j}
	{if $j.warehouseQty != 0}
		<table>
			<thead>
				<tr>
				<th colspan="2">{$j.name}</th>
				</tr>
			</thead>
			<tbody>
				{foreach $attributetable as $item}
				        {if $item.wname == $j.name}
				<tr>
				   <td>
				      {$item.name} {if $item.name == 'S' || $item.name == 'M' || $item.name == 'L' || $item.name == 'XL'}size{else}{/if}
				   </td>
				   <td>
				      {if $item.realqty == 0}Out of Stock{else}{$item.realqty} {if $item.realqty == 1}item{else}items{/if}{/if}
				   </td>
				</tr>
				         {/if}
				{/foreach}
			</tbody>
		</table>
	<br>
	{/if}
{/foreach}

You will get a table for each warehouse, including showing each attribute of the product. Display attribute is out of stock if qty is 0, and hides the whole warehouse table if qty for all attribute is 0.

Your table will look something like this:

http://www.tinybibiya.com/lace-petti-romper/154-teal-lace-petti-romper-with-headband.html

Creativob2c · November 2, 2016

I am using 1.6.0.14.

override/controllers/front/ProductController.php

add:

$id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product');
$warehouses = WarehouseCore::getWarehousesByProductId($id_product);
		
	$id_product_attribute = Db::getInstance()->ExecuteS('
		SELECT 
		pa.id_product_attribute id_pa,
		al.name name,
		CONCAT(w.reference, " - ", w.name) as wname,
		w.id_warehouse id_w
		FROM `ps_product_attribute` pa
		LEFT JOIN `ps_product_attribute_combination` pac ON (pa.`id_product_attribute` = pac.`id_product_attribute`)
		LEFT JOIN `ps_attribute` a ON (pac.`id_attribute` = a.`id_attribute`)
		LEFT JOIN `ps_attribute_lang` al ON (a.`id_attribute` = al.`id_attribute`)
		LEFT JOIN `ps_stock` s ON (pa.`id_product_attribute` = s.`id_product_attribute`)
		LEFT JOIN `ps_warehouse` w ON (s.`id_warehouse` = w.`id_warehouse`)
		WHERE pa.`id_product` = '.(int)$id_product .'
		GROUP BY w.id_warehouse, pa.id_product_attribute
		ORDER BY w.reference, a.`position`');
		
		$attributetable = array();
		
			foreach ($id_product_attribute as $row)
			{
				$attributetable[] = array(
					"id_pa" => $row['id_pa'],
					"name" => $row['name'],
					"wname" => $row['wname'],
					"id_w" => $row['id_w'],
					"realqty" => ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,$row['id_pa'],$row['id_w'])
				);
			}
		
		$warehousetable = array();
		
			foreach ($warehouses as $row)
			{
				$warehousetable[] = array(
					"name" => $row['name'],
					"warehouseQty" => ProductCore::getRealQuantity($id_product,null,$row['id_warehouse'])
				);
			}
			
		$this->context->smarty->assign("attributetable",$attributetable);
		$this->context->smarty->assign("warehousetable",$warehousetable);

themes/[your_theme]/product.tpl

add anywhere you like.

{foreach $warehousetable as $j}
	{if $j.warehouseQty != 0}
		<table>
			<thead>
				<tr>
				<th colspan="2">{$j.name}</th>
				</tr>
			</thead>
			<tbody>
				{foreach $attributetable as $item}
				        {if $item.wname == $j.name}
				<tr>
				   <td>
				      {$item.name} {if $item.name == 'S' || $item.name == 'M' || $item.name == 'L' || $item.name == 'XL'}size{else}{/if}
				   </td>
				   <td>
				      {if $item.realqty == 0}Out of Stock{else}{$item.realqty} {if $item.realqty == 1}item{else}items{/if}{/if}
				   </td>
				</tr>
				         {/if}
				{/foreach}
			</tbody>
		</table>
	<br>
	{/if}
{/foreach}

You will get a table for each warehouse, including showing each attribute of the product. Display attribute is out of stock if qty is 0, and hides the whole warehouse table if qty for all attribute is 0.

Your table will look something like this:

http://www.tinybibiya.com/lace-petti-romper/154-teal-lace-petti-romper-with-headband.html

warehouse-stock-display.jpg

What role do the override to productcontroller.php?

if you can paste the full code I appreciate it. I'm in a version 1.6.1.7 and can not.

What role do the override to productcontroller.php?

Tapi · June 17

On 6/4/2015 at 6:49 PM, mlcrpc said:
DON'T USE THIS ANYMORE, PLEASE READ MY OTHER SOLUTION POSTED BELOW ( https://www.prestashop.com/forums/topic/199256-show-warehouse-stock-on-product-page/?p=2072064 )

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

- Find and copy ProductController.php from "controllers/front/"

- Paste it to "override/controllers/front"

- Open the new file

FIND
public function initContent()
{
 parent::initContent();
 if (!$this->errors)
 { 
AFTER, INSERT
 $id_product = (int)Tools::getValue('id_product'); 
 $sql = 'SELECT name,physical_quantity FROM ps_warehouse,ps_stock WHERE id_product ='.$id_product.' AND ps_warehouse.id_warehouse = ps_stock.id_warehouse';
 if ($results = Db::getInstance()->ExecuteS($sql))
 foreach ($results as $row)
 $warehouses[] = array($row['name'],$row['physical_quantity']);
 
 $this->context->smarty->assign(array(
 'warehouse' => $warehouses)); 
- Open product.tpl from "themes/default-bootstrap" (or whatever your theme is)

- Where you want to display the warehouses names and available stocks :

PASTE
Warehouse(s) :
{foreach from=$warehouse item=w}
 {if $w[1]>0} 
 {$w[0]} ({$w[1]})
 {/if}
{/foreach}
Update : New condition so warehouses without stock are not shown.

Hello, for me work this solution. But tell me please how also display a price for product on the each warehouse?

Show warehouse stock on product page?

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