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Tea Commerce Master product

This blog post will explain how Master products works in Tea Commerce.
Also posted in e-commerce, Languages, Tea Commerce, Umbraco |

Tea Commerce server side validation

Tea Commerce is all about great design and a cool javaScripts. For this reason it is easy to forget the need for server side validation of customer data. To place an order, a user would have put something in his cart, but he may also need to enter some specific data about himself or the order. In most cases common javascript validation will be sufficient, but JavaScript validation can be cheated. If it is important to collect valid data, server side validation will be needed.
Also posted in .NET, e-commerce, Tea Commerce, Umbraco |

Google Analytics e-commerce

Do you know who your paying customers on your site is? And do you have an overview of what and how much they buy? To know this, you need to know how your customers move on your website. Google Analytics provides, as standard lots of opportunities to explore your users’ behavior, but with a few additions to Google analytics and your shop, you will have even more knowledge.
Also posted in Analytics, e-commerce, Tea Commerce, Umbraco |

Upgrading to Tea Commerce 1.3

This blog post describes how you can update your Tea Commerce ecommerce from a pre v1.3 Tea Commerce to a v1.3 +.
Upgrading Your Tea Commerce solution to 1.3 means that you probably should have addressed some of your JavaScript. As you can read in the Tea Commerce revision history a few breaking changes have been made in the core JavaScript file. Don’t panic… It can be easily solved.
Also posted in Ajax, e-commerce, Javascript, Languages, Tea Commerce, Umbraco |

How to use variants in Tea Commerce

In this post I will discuss how to create and use product variants and put them in the cart. Product variants can be made in several ways in Tea Commerce, depending on customer needs and developer ingenuity. In this example I have chosen one of the most expandable product variant setups using subnodes to represent variants of a specific product. The developer of the web shop may easily find other ways to make the variants, as Tea Commerce has many posibilities.
Also posted in e-commerce, Javascript, jQuery, Tea Commerce, Umbraco |
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