Task: CreateOrderLine sets the quantity to 0 for a new line and CalculateUnitPrice task uses the quantity but the default value for MinimumQuantity is 1 and then the price cannot be found.

Given this code:
public static decimal? CalculatePrice(Guid guid)
{

   //todo: move this into ajax call to get all prices at once. 

   using (MiniProfiler.Current.Step($"Mapping.CalculatePrice({guid})")) 

   {

          var prices = CatalogLibrary.CalculatePrice(new[] { guid }); 

          var matchingPrice = prices.Items.FirstOrDefault(x => x.ProductGuid == guid); 

          return matchingPrice?.PriceExclTax; 

   }

}

If I pass in the Guid of a variant, and that variant has no price set, I would expect to get the price of the parent product.
But I get null.

It would be great if there were a possibility to resend emails, if customer have entered a wrong email or just for testing email template changes.

It is possible to save at product without setting the price. This breaks the store in front. Would it not be safer to set the default value of price to 0. Or even better to show an alert if price is not set?

On the product editing page have a button on the toolbar to duplicate a product and all its variants. The product could be productname-copy. Would save a lot of time entering similar products.

In the AddParameters method of SagePayPaymentMethodService class the Amount parameter value is set using #.00 decimal format. It should be 0.00.

When sending a value less than 1, the amount is sent like ".23".

We've got a customer who has a B2B shop. The company name is way more interesting than the person who ordered. They'd rather see company name in order overviews. To be able to do this today, we'll have to "hack the core". :)
Would be nice to have list definitions somewhere, and even the ability to show custom order fields.

If a member is changed, the customer in UCommerce isn't updated. Hence, new orders won't get the updates.

Would be great to have a select-box or something to tell ucommerce how many variants are needed to have access to multiple empty slots that can be filled without waiting for the product to reload after every variant.

Should be possible to sort catalogs in the same manner as categories.

Hi,

We currently receive hundreds of orders per day and this number is increasing month on month.

When we view any Order Group view the UI is slow to load because of the number of orders that are being retrieved and displayed. It would be very beneficial to have:

• Pagination


• Allow user to select the number of orders per page e.g (25,50,100,All) - these values should probably be configurable


• Add a Date Period of 'Yesterday'

I hope these suggestions will be considered.

Many thanks
Al

Whenever I send through a transaction through sandbox or live the delivery/shipping address is blank in paypal...This is needed by paypal in order for Seller Protection to work.

Since UCommerce v7.0.0.16029 TransactionLibrary.AddToBasket has returned OrderLine (where it previous returned void).

I think TransactionLibrary.UpdateLineItem should return OrderLine as well instead of void.

A new type of category, which populates with products based on an expression, ie. a search. E.g. you could create a category, which lists all products created in the latest month, a category with products with in a certain price range, and so forth.

It would be nice if instead of showing "null" in the list of baskets if it showed the id (or similar) so users can refer to the basket i.e. "Basket-180" or similar.

This way, when they are referring to them in house it will make it easier to "find" a basket

We are getting the following bug with an implementation on Sitefinity

Parser Error
Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following specific parse error details and modify your source file appropriately.

Parser Error Message: Unknown server tag 'commerce:SimpleValidationSummary'.

Source Error:

Line 1: <%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="ValidationSummaryDisplay.ascx.cs" Inherits="UCommerce.Web.UI.Controls.ValidationSummaryDisplay" %>
Line 2:

Line 3: <commerce:SimpleValidationSummary meta:resourceKey="Validator" runat="server" ShowMessageBox="false" ShowSummary="true"></commerce:SimpleValidationSummary>

Source File: /ucommerce/Controls/ValidationSummaryDisplay.ascx Line: 3

It would be extremely nice with a feature that allows one to move to the next or previous product, when standing on a product in the backend. As it is now, I have to go back to the product category and enter a new product every time. In cases where I have to for instance add the same text, button etc. to all products within a category, it's a lot of extra work that I can't just press "next" or "previous", but instead have to move in and out of the products.