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JoomShopping Version 3.2.7 is there a way to remove the buy now and add to cart feature and the price possibly. What I am working on is a liquor store website and they are not wanting all there prices posted online and at this time they are not wanting them to be able to shop and buy online only to browse the products that they carry. And maybe run a mounly special that would have the price on that product. I have looked all over and am not able to find in joomshopping were to disable the price,add to cart and the checkout buttons. Are is there a easier solution to what I’m trying to achieve. Anu incite would be greatly appreciated. Please Help. Jason Bishop:)

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Can you provide the url of the site you’re working on – as well as set “Optimize CSS” to “No” within your Template Manager–Genral Settings?

Also, just to make sure I am clear as to what it is you want to accomplish . . . you do not want to display the “Add To Cart” or “Buy Now” buttons AT ALL on/throughout your site – correct?

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http://mrtsriverside.com/ and I turned the CSS optimize to NO. Yes no add to cart or buy now that is right also on certain items I would like the option to show or not to show the price on the products. Is this possible? And thanks so much for your help it means a great deal to me. Jason:) PS: If you view the front page onmy site you will see Beefeater under the GIN Cat that is an example.

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As I am not as familiar with JomShopping as, say VirtueMart . . . I am wondering if – within the JomShopping configurations (within your site administration) – you can choose to display the price and/or add-to-cart buttons or not for any given product.

Have you explored through the various configuration options within the JomShopping component?

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<em>@TomC 296131 wrote:</em><blockquote>As I am not as familiar with JomShopping as, say VirtueMart . . . I am wondering if – within the JomShopping configurations (within your site administration) – you can choose to display the price and/or add-to-cart buttons or not for any given product.

Have you explored through the various configuration options within the JomShopping component?</blockquote>

Sorry for butting in and without wishing to step on anyone’s toes….

You do this in JoomShooping by setting it to “use as catalogue” and no buy buttons will appear.

administrator/index.php?option=com_jshopping&controller=config&task=adminfunction

Or you can show no price or only show price for registered users here..

administrator/index.php?option=com_jshopping&controller=config&task=catprod

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<em>@swissa 296182 wrote:</em><blockquote>Sorry for butting in and without wishing to step on anyone’s toes….

You do this in JoomShooping by setting it to “use as catalogue” and no buy buttons will appear.

administrator/index.php?option=com_jshopping&controller=config&task=adminfunction

Or you can show no price or only show price for registered users here..

administrator/index.php?option=com_jshopping&controller=config&task=catprod</blockquote>

So I was right ?? 😉

TomC

I am wondering if – within the JomShopping configurations (within your site administration) – you can

choose

to display the price and/or add-to-cart buttons or not for any given product.

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<em>@TomC 296355 wrote:</em><blockquote>So I was right ?? 😉

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Yes. >:(

What is it you say about RTFM? 😀

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#435091

How do I go about making this work I’ve seen the above but not sure how to make the config changes to make jomshopping work for my application???

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#435093

Got it went into the configuration page with jomshopping and found and changed to catalog. Thanks so much it means a great deal to me. Its great to have this forum and what would a forum be without great people like yourself willing to help out a rookie like myself. A million thanks go out to both of you for your help. Jason Bishop:)

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<em>@jasonbishop63855 296383 wrote:</em><blockquote>Got it went into the configuration page with jomshopping and found and changed to catalog. Thanks so much it means a great deal to me. Its great to have this forum and what would a forum be without great people like yourself willing to help out a rookie like myself. A million thanks go out to both of you for your help. Jason Bishop:)</blockquote>

Well done and thanks!

If you need any further help you know where the forum is!

(click on the thanks button if you want. best to do the same for Tom ;))

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