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In admin, Maintenance, Rebuild tab, Miscellaneous section, there is a checkbox to have CubeCart rebuild the Site Map. Once the Site Map has been rebuilt, Cubecart will 'ping' Google with the location of the site map so that it can be easily absorbed into Google's databases. I have no knowledge of how long it would take for Google to make these pages from the Site Map appear in their search results.

I've looked at your site, and can agree that a search targeting a category would be useful to you. Specifically, searching 'Electropop' returns nothing. Only because 'Electropop' is a sub-category of 'Music/Genres', where the sub-categories of 'Genres' is a list so long (tall) that a goodly number of genres disappear off the bottom of the browser window. So, because of this (but not so much 'antiques'), searching for a category is a practical necessity - in your case. Alternatively, the 'Genres' category can be modified to not have any sub-categories, and compose a 'mini-directory' contained within the 'Genres' description. Alternatively, a different skin might have a suitable navigation layout that would accommodate a large number of sub-categories.

CubeCart's 'search' function does not search category names or category descriptions. That said, we would like to know how many categories are listed on the top navigation bar. That is, is "antiques" not readily apparent as a category to peruse?

Okay so on my site if I search for "antiques", nothing comes up. That is the name of a category containing many products. But if I search for "antique" I get a product which includes this word in its description.

Hi, I have been using the html option to set a desirable html URL for my product pages. However I note that they still do not appear on the search engines. Is there a setting that I am not using? I am using CubeCart Version 6.4.4 Also my website (noochoon.com) searches products but will not bring up a whole category which seems crazy! Any suggestions, and has this got to do with the SEO searchability issues?

Using a programmer's text editor, open the file /language/de-DE.xml. Looking at lines 17-21, find what looks like: <version>1.0.0</version> The latest version is 2.0.0 - but the problem is still present. For version 1, scroll to near line 488. For version 2, scroll to near line 578. Then find: <group name="checkout"> Eight lines after that, find: <string name="make_payment" introduced="5.0.0"><![CDATA[Für Bestellnummer <strong>%s</strong> wird eine Summe von <strong>%s</strong> fällig]]></string> Please compose for yourself a new phrase that is a translation of this English phrase: (Note: change only the contents inside the CDATA[ and ]] delimiters.) <string name="make_payment" introduced="5.0.0"><![CDATA[A total of <strong>%s</strong> is due for order number <strong>%s</strong>]]></string> Note the order of the sentence subjects. Whatever the new phrase, the subjects in the sentence must match the English phrase - amount then order number. You will see that the current Deutsch phrase has the order of the subjects in the sentence backwards - order number then amount. Save the edited file, and have CubeCart clear its internal cache (in admin, button at the top-right corner). An issue will be posted in the Github.

Welcome Claude E! Glad to see you made it to the forums. The "category" named Sale Items is not a proper category. It is a state of the pricing of the products - an alternate price that is lower, but not zero, compared to the regular price. CubeCart has two "sale" modes: a globally-applied fixed percent amount deducted from the assigned price across all items of inventory, and a per-product variable sale price assigned to each individual item of inventory. Even when the per-product mode is selected, there could be, in fact, no items that have a sale price applied. CubeCart will display the Sale Items on the category navigation bar when there are inventory items that can be purchased at the sale price: either globally calculated or per-product assigned. Otherwise, Sale Items will not be seen on the category navigation bar. There is also another not-proper category: the Gift Certificates - when this feature is enabled. CubeCart has a "caching" system. CubeCart pre-builds the category navigation bar (it is computationally complicated) and caches the completed HTML code. Thus, having made changes in admin that would/could affect what appears on the category navigation bar, those changes will not be seen on the storefront until the cache is cleared.

Well as the title says, I have a category on the home page, Sale Items to name it that I cannot edit or delete because it is not showing in the admin panel for categories, any ideas? Don't ask me how, problem resolved by itself, category disapeared from home page.

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I see nothing wrong with the code you posted above, as long as you also have: if (isset($_POST['status']) && is_array($_POST['status']) && Admin::getInstance()->permissions('products', CC_PERM_EDIT)) { ''' all the code you posted above ... } // finishes - foreach ($_POST['product'] ... } // finishes - if (isset($_POST['product']) ... httpredir(currentPage()); } // finishes - if (isset($_POST['status']) ... As you hinted, because you are also updating a number of other data items from the list, with some name changes to the <input> elements, the 'latest' data item can be grouped into the $_POST['product'] array.

It was where I placed the last code. I had added other elements and placed this in the middle for some stupid reason. But it's got my wondering if my other added code is correct. Should I add foreach on all of them and have two } instead of the one? Here's a partial sample of what I have now: // Update Status foreach ($_POST['status'] as $product_id => $status) { $GLOBALS['db']->update('CubeCart_inventory', array('status' => $status), array('product_id' => $product_id)); } if (isset($_POST['latest']) && is_array($_POST['latest']) && Admin::getInstance()->permissions('products', CC_PERM_EDIT)) { // Update Latest Product state foreach ($_POST['latest'] as $product_id => $state) { $GLOBALS['db']->update('CubeCart_inventory', array('latest' => $state), array('product_id' => $product_id)); } } if (isset($_POST['product']) && is_array($_POST['product'])) { // Update Product Code foreach ($_POST['product'] as $product_id => $product_detail_to_update) { if (isset($product_detail_to_update['product_code'])) { $GLOBALS['db']->update('CubeCart_inventory', array('product_code' => $product_detail_to_update['product_code']), array('product_id' => $product_id)); } // Update Product Name if (isset($product_detail_to_update['product_name'])) { $GLOBALS['db']->update('CubeCart_inventory', array('name' => $product_detail_to_update['product_name']), array('product_id' => $product_id)); } // Update Product Price if (isset($product_detail_to_update['product_price'])) { $GLOBALS['db']->update('CubeCart_inventory', array('price' => $product_detail_to_update['product_price']), array('product_id' => $product_id)); } // Update Cost Price if (isset($product_detail_to_update['cost_price'])) { $GLOBALS['db']->update('CubeCart_inventory', array('cost_price' => $product_detail_to_update['cost_price']), array('product_id' => $product_id)); } // Update Item Location if (isset($product_detail_to_update['item_location'])) { $GLOBALS['db']->update('CubeCart_inventory', array('item_location' => $product_detail_to_update['item_location']), array('product_id' => $product_id)); }

Hmmm... Where did you put this line? <td align="center"><input type="hidden" name="latest[{$product.product_id}]" id="latest_{$product.product_id}" value="{$product.latest}" class="toggle"></td> And double check where you put the last edit.

It works if I do it from the general information page for the product - but not from the added checkbox on the product inventory page

Hi Brian, I implemented the code above and though I can put the checkmark in the box it does not stay there when I click save. Any suggestions.

Hi Many thanks. I was on version 6.4.4. I've now gone back to PHP v7.4 and am back into the admin pages and upgrading to v6.4.5 Thanks again Bob

In the file ini.inc.php, near line 55, there will be something like: define('CC_VERSION', '6.4.4'); // Version Number

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Hi I'll try and 'downgrade' the php version used. I cannot tell you what version of cubecart it is as I can get into the db via phpmyadmin only and cannot find a reference to version number within any of the tables. Bob

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Thanks, I realised it but forgot to hide it!

Many thanks. It seems to have settled down for customers now - just one 'pending' order since I posted last & that could be unrelated. I have upgraded to latest version of plugin & it's behaving normally for me now.