Satchmo on Heroku?

[Joe K]

Has anyone had any success (or failure) with deploying Satchmo on
Heroku?

I'm getting ready to try, and would just like to know of any pitfalls
or gotchas, tips or tricks.

Thanks in advance!

Joe K

[ionic drive]

Hello Satchmo-Friends,

how do you perform bulk actions such as:
----------------------------------------
*quick price changes on a bunch of products.
*deleting multiple products at once.

without having to open each product item in admin area.

Thanks in advance
ionic

[Laszlo Antal]

Hi,

I never delete a product since that would affect order history. What I do is replace the default admin class for Product and add a new action that sets active to False. This allow me to tick the checkmark on any of the product and update them. As for price I have list_editable for the price admin which allows me to edit price on the list_change page.
I also added that for the product for inventory that gives an easy way to update.

Hope it helps

lzantal

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[ionic drive]

Thank you lzantal,

I was thinking about a solution similar to yours.
Thank you very much!
I will do exactly as you mentioned.

Best wishes
ionic

[mister wong]

hello Lazlo and friends,

what I have done so fare:
1)
(searching the web ;-) )

2)
added to:
class ProductOptions(admin.ModelAdmin):
     ...
     list_editable('item_in_stock', )

this works great for updating item_in_stock in the list.
 
But
3)
how can the same effect be achieved on 'unit_price' as unit_price is not on the Product-model.

This is not working:
list_editable('item_in_stock', 'unit_price')
the error message is:
'ProductOption.list_editable[1]' refers to a field, 'unit_price', not defined on Product.

Please teach me the proper location to make 'unit_price' editable.

Thank you in advance!
ionic

[hynekcer]

I think that it requires sometimes to write a view. Imagine that you
have a price valid until today and you want to edit prices which will
be valid tomorow. You need to write a filter, which unit_price you
really want to edit.

[ionic drive]

sorry to all about this mess.
I have pressed the reply button and changed the topic. I thought this will create a new topic.
I promise to write directly to satchmo-users email address in the future.
Sorry!

@hynekcer,
thank you again for the input and help!
Have to rethink my strategy.
Izantal was writing that he is doing similar stuff, maybe he can teach me how to do it correctly.

Best wishes
ionic

[lzantal]

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply, very busy weekend.
Here is my code to bulk update price. Please add this into any of your app models.py and admin.py
I have an app called storeoptions where I stick all these in.
Here is the model, I create a proxy class for it so I can easily define the ordering and other customization.
"""
class PriceUpdate(Price):
class Meta:
proxy = True
ordering = ['product','expires']
"""

Here is the admin class
"""
class PriceUpdateAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_display = ['product','price','quantity','expires']
list_editable = ['price','expires','quantity']
search_fields = ['product__name','product__sku']

admin.site.register(PriceUpdate, PriceUpdateAdmin)
"""

That's all. once you have that you will be able to bulk edit the price for your products

Hope it helps

lzantal

[ionic drive]

thank you very much lzantal!

I am sure this will help.
ionic

[Johnny Saucedo]

Joe, did you ever find out if you can deploy satchmo on heroku?