I've used Django admin sortable
(https://github.com/iambrandontaylor/django-admin-sortable) to add
drag-n-drop ordering to models that are not inlines. It adds a new
button to the list display where you can do the sorting.
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On 8 April 2016 at 13:21, Sam W wrote:
> So I end up doing a lot of weird stuff with Cartridge, but something a bit
> more normal has been plaguing me recently; user-defined sort orders for
> products in Cartridge's categories.
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> Basically, clients' sales staff want to be
hello Joseph,
Though this article are in portuguese, it explains how to integrate paypal
with cartridge.
http://thiagopagonha.appspot.com/blog/configurar-e-customizar-o-e-commerce-cartridge/
maybe it help you =)
best regards
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Hi Joe,
I know very well how you feel. I compiled my first open source project from
source in 1994, went "full time" with software development in 2008, have
been *de facto* CTO of a tiny startup for about three years, yet still feel
like a dilettante most days. And every day I recognize how much
I've been trying to go at it from urls.py, aiming to pass the checkout_step
to a view, something like:
url("^shop/cart/$", "cartridge.shop.views.checkout_steps", name =
"checkout_steps", kwargs=dict(step='confirmation')),
but failing miserably!
I understand that i could subclass
What have you tried so far?
What you want to do is not difficult. Write views, forms, urls, and
templates following the examples provided in the source of Mezzanine &
Cartridge. Reading and understanding the Cartridge source is critical; once
you grok the flow, most features are fairly trivial to
I need to be able to pretty much completely remove the shipping/billing
form. So the user would click the product, got to product page, "buy", show
checkout, and then skip straight to payment (which is paypal)
The reason for this is the user has to sign in to paypal separately, and
none of the