treepek Posted October 23, 2015 Share Posted October 23, 2015 Hi, I have in catalog 60 000 products I want to set: - 23 000 products must have active state (you can see in shop) - 37 000 products must have disable sate (you can't see in shop) but if i want i can quick enebale it in future From the 23 000 active products: -60% - must have quantity = 0 (user can't order product but see "not available in stock - call us" description) - 40% - must have quntity between 1and 10 on stock, and i want the values of quantity will be present at product cart, and i want that after order placed, the values of quantity will not change (reduce). So i need to have to virtual stock (quantities) for this 40% products and show the quantity values at product cart. For examle i have a product and the product quantity is 5. When client byuing a product (when he clicking "ORDER") the state of quantity is changing from 5 to 4. But i want to block the state of quantity and need the situation when user bought a product the quantity will still the same (5 not 4). If i set 'stock managment' to OFF, engine prestashop set " Allow ordering of out-of-stock products " option to ON as default and this is wrong for me (in this case-60% product with quantity=0 will be aavailable for order). Actual state of quantity is keeping in ps_stock_available -> quantity table in DB. Anyone maybe know how to block sql qeury updating state (and which php file and php-method) is connected with changing (reducing) state of quantity product after order is placed ? I see some queries in this files: ./classes/stock/StockManager.php./classes/stock/StockAvailable.php ... but i'm not sure that this files is responsible for qunatity update after order placed. Any idea? PS1: my prestashop is 16.1.1 PS1: sorry for my english ;-) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jonyellery Posted November 20, 2015 Share Posted November 20, 2015 I need to know this also, man Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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