Jacques, I am actually using "Distinguishing" not "Standard". If I select anything other than "Distinguishing" I do not have the features visible in the product detals in ecommerce.
What is the difference with "selectable" ? -Bruno 2008/5/18 Jacques Le Roux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi Bruno, > > Use selectable instead of "standard" > > Jacques > > From: "Bruno Busco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Scott, >> reading documentation and exploring the catalog manager application I am >> actually on the path of defining same feature types and features for >> "Diameter", "Height", "Width", "Speed code" and "Load code" and adding >> them >> to my product as "Distinguishing" features. >> >> So doing I get the features printed out in the product details in >> ecommerce >> and a combo for each one of the feature is present in the category search >> in >> ecommerce. >> >> I started defining the features as "standard" but they were not displayed >> in >> the product details in ecommerce. >> >> Now, for the brand, since it would be good to let the customer filter for >> it >> also, should I use another feature or use the "Brand Name" field? >> >> Thanks, >> -Bruno >> >> 2008/5/18 Scott Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> >> Sounds like virtual/variant products could be a good fit, you've got a >>> brand >>> name (category?) model name (virtual product) and then the various sizes >>> (17x175x45) and codes for the variants. >>> >>> Regards >>> Scott >>> >>> 2008/5/18 Bruno Busco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >>> >>> > Hi, >>> > I am considering to use ofbiz to implement an ecommerce site that sells >>> > exclusively tyres. >>> > Every tyre product has a specific code and some parameters as diameter, >>> > width, height, load code and speed code. >>> > >>> > In the site there should be the possibility to filter and list all >>> product >>> > specifing one or more of the above parameters. >>> > I would like to know what is the preferred way to implement this. >>> > Every tyre type must have a specific productId toghether with its >>> > parameters >>> > so I do not think this is going to be a configurable product, am I >>> right? >>> > >>> > At the moment I have extended the Product entity with those additional >>> > fields, but I am not sure to have done the best think. >>> > >>> > Any help will be greatly appreciated. >>> > >>> > -Bruno >>> > >>> >>> >>
