Looks like it. That's a line item property.
Look for a form field with that name on the product page:
name="properties[image_soure]"
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Caroline Schnapp commented on Random image_soure field showing in line item properties
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Forsberg+two commented on ActiveResource::SSLError
Big thanks MrGosset!
After pulling our hair out for a while, your answer got us to finding we were using shop.domain in one part of our app instead of shop.myshopify_domain, which brought the whole house down!
Cheers!
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Clara commented on Updating application charge
What would you suggest the message to be instead for example?
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Authenticate using API and Dot Net by Salam Alaswad
I am creating a "private app" to interact with only one shop. I spent two days reading the API documentation and trying to authenticate using this code "http://docs.shopify.com/api/libraries/net" and I modified the code to use my "API Key" and "Shared Secret" that is given to me by "Private Apps" page but it didn't work, I think it is old code, it doesn't work with OAuth 2 . Any one has a Dot Net code that enables me to authenticate to my store?
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Jason commented on Authenticate using API and Dot Net
Have you checked out this adapter? It may have some code in there you can leverage.
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Oli commented on Paypal change requested in checkout
Hi Steve, did you get any response from this?
We have experienced similar customer behaviour (not with Shopify, yet) when Paypal is the only payment option - so I would certainly agree with your request.
However, being UK based those card icons don't apply to us (Bill Me Later, for example, is not available here yet). So Shopify would need to ensure localised versions are implemented where applicable.
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Steve Ross commented on Paypal change requested in checkout
Not yet. Almost everyday I have customers confused and complain about this.
Im surprised no response from shopify even though when I address it with their staff they all agree. When I brought it up to a competitor cart they implemented my suggestion in under 30 mins since they also totally agreed
simply add the setting in payment settings via check boxes which icons you wish to show. That's all. Then if a store uses a merchant accnt, or shopify billing etc plus paypal they would leave alone. This would not affect ANY EXISTING STORES. ITS SIMPLY A PREFERENCE. so please allow us to choose which cards we wish to show or not show when we use paypal as an option
please shopify respond to this post.
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Jason commented on Paypal change requested in checkout
When I brought it up to a competitor cart they implemented my suggestion in under 30 mins since they also totally agreed
As long as you're talking about the Shopify pages and not paypal you could add it now. Add them with css - the same way you'd add in a logo. Psuedo css code:
.paypal_button:before{
content:url('my_credit_card_images.png')
}
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Order and Transaction API by kyle
I need to verify that there is enough information returned from the Order and Transaction API's to ensure integration opportunities with my companies service.
Is there a way to access first 6 digits of the payment card? Is the payment card expiration date accessible? Is the first and last name of the payment card accessible?
Secondarily,
Is there a method for detecting returning payment cards?
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What 'kind' of Transaction type supported by Shopify API? by MasEDI.Net
Hi there,
I want to create a new transaction for my customer order with type authorization, but the API return Unproccessable Entity
What kind of transaction type supported by the API?
Thanks in advance
Edi
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How to create a metafield on shopify site using api by Developer
I want to create metafield for a customer on shopify site when he logged in, i have gone through all forums, docs of shopify but no success, i found this link (http://www.shopify.com/technology/3032322-new-feature-metafields) where it can be done through api but i don't know how can i use api on liquid theme following example given on above url
<code>
product = ShopifyAPI::Product.find(148362461)
product.add_metafield(ShopifyAPI::Metafield.new({ :description => 'product detail', :namespace => 'product', :key => 'user', :value => 'subscribed', :value_type => 'string' }))
</code>
Please guide me on this, how can i able to create a metafield using api.... Thanks in advance
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Can I add / remove items from the product_type drop down via API? by mrpmorris
When manually adding a product there is a dropdown list for the product type. Is there a way I can get a list of these, add new ones, and remove items via the API?
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HunkyBill commented on Can I add / remove items from the product_type drop down via API?
A product has a type. There is no such thing as a list of product types unless you make it yourself by iterating through all your products and extracting all the types. You could do that. But you cannot add a new product type to that list unless you first create a product with the new product type. Similarly, you cannot remove a product type without first removing all the products that have that product type.
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Steve Ross commented on Paypal change requested in checkout
We are talking the checkout part not the cart. Shopify does not give access to modify the checkout. Not the paypal checkout, shopify a page prior to sending to paypal.
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Jason commented on Paypal change requested in checkout
Shopify does not give access to modify the checkout.
You can customise it with css. Css:after (or:before) allows an image as content so my roughed up example is not wrong. If you need to learn about what you can do with Pseudo-Elements - check out this link.
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HunkyBill commented on Upcoming change in API limit calculations
It is now just 10 minutes till November 18th... and I have branched the code of over 60 Apps that deal with API call limits. Can I safely deploy all these branched Apps in 10 minutes and not worry that Shopify has prepared to pull the trigger on this but did not?
I really do need to know... and I think there are plenty of others too who need to know.. when you do this... change...
Thanks
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mrpmorris commented on Can I add / remove items from the product_type drop down via API?
Okay, thanks Bill!
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Naren commented on Upcoming change in API limit calculations
The Shopify API Headers are still returning the old limit : "[5/500]"
Any ETA on when the new limit logic will be switched on since today is Nov 18th the go-live date & I already deployed my code to handle the new rate-limiting logic in anticipation of the go-live today.
Thanks
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How to get current shopping cart value via JS by VisitorEngage
Hi,
We have a webapp - http://visitorengage.com that provides javascript code snippet for ecommerce sites to paste it in the footer and get a feedback button, surveys and push notifications for visitors on the store automatically.
We also have JS API, that allows to trigger a certain push notification (id) already created in our dashboard.
We want to integrate this with Shopify, so that the merchants can run notifications on the website based on Visitor's shopping cart value. How can this be achieved?
For e.g:
A store owner has created a notification (pop up message) with content as "Free shipping on orders above $50", in VisitorEngage dashboard. The id for that notification is 12345. Now, the store owner wants to trigger this notification when the real-time shopping cart value is above $50 and less than $50. How can this be done? With JS API the notification can be triggered using _VISITOR_ENGAGE_NOTIFICATIONS.fire('12345')
But what's the code to trigger it based on cart value?
Is there any other method to achieve this?
Thanks,
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Maarten van Grootel commented on Upcoming change in API limit calculations
We'll start switching over at 1pm (EST) today.
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