[A Wee ClicK]

Hi,

Where can we find details of the new add products to the bag API?

Thanks

[A Wee ClicK]

Anybody have any ideas on how to do this?

[Qetzal]

You should use the "Ecwid.Cart.addProduct" JavaScript function. Example:

var productId = 10;

Ecwid.Cart.addProduct(productId, function() {success, product, cart} {
    console.log(success); // true or false
    console.log(product.name); //added 
});

We will publish the detailed explanation of new JavaScript API methods in our knowledge base soon.

[A Wee ClicK]

Hi Eugene,

In that code, where do I add quantity, product options etc?

[smoothsailingco.com]

Wondering about this too. Is there a way to add options to the item going into the bag?

[Richard De Falco]

Never tried, but see here for complete API doc :

http://kb.ecwid.com/w/page/41188517/...CartaddProduct

[A Wee ClicK]

My basic test worked first time - BRILLIANT!!!

I have been waiting for this for a very long time - I can now integrate it into product designer script.

Also like the way you can query a customer's shopping cart, meaning one can now monitor what people are putting into their shopping carts and store that info in a database.

[A Wee ClicK]

One question - how do you upload a file with the cart api?

[Maya]

Originally Posted by A Wee ClicK

One question - how do you upload a file with the cart api?

Hello Andrew,

Ecwid allows to add product to the cart via API and selected options value for it. Currently following option types are supported: text field and date. Unfortunately, it is not possible to add product with uploaded file to the cart via Javascript API. More details on the supported product options types in the Ecwid.Cart.addProduct API method: http://www.ecwid.com/forums/showthre...4451#post94451

As a workaround, you can ask your customer to upload file in some external storage and send you the link to it. This link can be passed in "text field" option.

Good luck!


UPDATED: modified info about supported products options in Ecwd.Cart.addProduct()

[A Wee ClicK]

Maya, that is fine - how do I hide that "text field" that contains the file name through the checkout stages?