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Your Cart (Bistro Studios)

Josh Bartolomucci — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:12:00 -0800

This month in “Your Cart” we talked to the founders of Bistro Studios, Mike Trozzo and Eric Smith. Mike and Eric have been building websites for customers as Bistro Studios since 2008. Along the way, they realized that a lot of what they were building was the same for each client. Being developers and realizing that it’s more fun to automate than keep repeating, they built out their own framework and Content Management System, Convergence CMS. One of the features that Convergence offers is tight integration with FoxyCart, and that is what we talked to them about.

The first question that comes to mind when talking to developers that build their own framework or CMS in PHP is, “Why didn’t you build on top of an existing open source project?” Many developers will hem and haw around trying to come up with an answer better than “didn’t wanna”. Mike and Eric however, suffered from no such problem. They had deployed some of the bigger named open source projects in the past and began to realize that they were spending an inordinate amount of time training their clients on how to use the new system. Clients were experts in their field, not in content management; so they had to be taught what taxonomy was and how that differed from tags, what content was and any other non-trivial tasks just to be able to update their site.

“When you go to the airport and check-in via a kiosk, you don’t have to go through training to use it. The interface is intuitive enough to allow you to accomplish the task at hand without a manual. The same goes for using an ATM at the bank, you don’t have to read a book to know how to get money out of your account. We wanted to build a system that was just that intuitive for our clients,” explained Eric.

This is an excellent answer to the question of why build from scratch instead of building on top of existing systems. Since Mike and Eric were building Convergent and its FoxyCart integration from scratch, they had a good deal of insight on how to integrate FoxyCart.
Mike expounded, “It took time. Not that it was difficult to do from the FoxyCart side. We spent a lot of time planning the implementation though. We wanted to make sure that we thought it through and that were we supported the full power of FoxyCart while still staying true to our goal of building a system that is easy to use.”

When asked about their favorite “FoxyCart story”, they both immediately pointed to Chaka MarketBridge.

“It’s rare that a customer asks us to do something that FoxyCart doesn’t allow us to do,” Mike recounted. “FoxyCart gives us the flexibility to build out the features that they need. One customer, Chaka MarketBridge, asked us for an interesting feature. At the end of their checkout process, they wanted customers to be able to give a part of their total to one of five projects; kind of like a little Kickstarter. FoxyCart allowed us to quickly build out this feature; I’m not sure how many other carts would have allowed us to build that feature at all.”

Learn more about Convergence CMS at its website, http://www.convergencecms.co/, and you can see not only the seamless integration of Convergence CMS and FoxyCart but also some beautiful hand-made art at Chaka MarketBridge. To learn about Mike, Eric, and their team, visit them at http://bistrostudios.com/.

Feature Spotlight (Adam Judd)

Josh Bartolomucci — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:12:00 -0800

Each month we try to bring you an in-depth and informative article about something that we feel makes FoxyCart special. This month that something is one of our developers, Adam Judd. Adam is located in Australia so it was most convenient to catch up with him via email. We sent Adam four questions to help you get to know him better. Between sessions of building the next awesome for FoxyCart, Adam was kind enough to answer them. We present his answers here for you so that you too can better understand one of the great “features” of FoxyCart, our developers.

1: What is your background in programming?

Essentially I kind of fell into programming. I never really programmed growing up, but played a little bit with some really embarrassingly basic html in high school that got me a bit interested in web development. At the end of high school though I thought I would be a graphic designer – and had enrolled at a University course for Visual Communication. During that three year course though I fell out of love a bit with the process of graphic design and I think it mainly came down to the lack of control I had in a lot of the process. I had become more increasingly involved in programming over that time with random little projects and could see that web development gave me the ability to control the quality of each aspect of the project from start to finish.

Straight after I graduated Uni at the end of 2006 I picked up a web development job at a local company and worked there for just over a year but the web dev aspect of the company was closed down after the other staff moved on to travel or other work. So at the beginning of 2008 I decided to go freelance and have been running my own business ever since.

I’m mostly self taught, and also learnt a lot from my time working with other developers after Uni. I work predominately with HTML/CSS, JavaScript, PHP and Ruby

2: How did you come to work at FoxyCart.

I guess you could say I kind of rose up through the ranks a little – I started out as a user on the forums asking questions about integrating FoxyCart into my clients sites and bugging Brett and Luke about shipping. As I got to know the system better I started answering other peoples questions too and as I enjoy JavaScript I helped quite a bit with custom JavaScript for peoples stores – mainly with shipping hacks. Back then it was basically Brett and Luke holding down the fort for forum and helpdesk support with one or two regular forum posters too. The way I saw it if I could spend a little time helping out in the forums then hopefully I could free up the guys to focus on developing FoxyCart even more.

As it turns out, Brett and Luke had a similar idea and approached me about coming onto the team to take on a role of support both on the forums and the helpdesk. And that’s kind of it. I joined the team back in March 2010 after being a member of the forums since August 2008.

It’s either that or because Brett has a weird fascination with Australians.

3: What are your hobbies?

I actually don’t have too many hobbies to be honest. My life tends to be pretty busy between FoxyCart work, running my own freelance web development business, volunteering with some local youth work and spending time with my beautiful wife. I usually end up doing some random coding in my downtime for personal projects – but I do enjoy gaming with friends in downtime, both first person shooters and the old board/card games.

4: What is the coolest feature you’ve worked on while at FoxyCart and why did you like it so much?

I’ve really enjoyed creating the JavaScript snippet hacks over the past while, like ‘multiple flat rate shipping’ and the bundled products snippet, it’s good fun. Why do I enjoy it so much? Probably because it’s problem solving. You start with a problem, and work out where you’d like to end up in terms of a solution and then code to get from a to b. It’s something that’s very satisfying for me. Probably the coolest project though is one that is still in development, which is a complete redesigning of the country/state autocompleter on the checkout. Keep an eye out for that one.

There you have it, Adam Judd in his own words. One of the more interesting things we get to do is talk to developers like Adam about what they are doing and why they are doing it. Finding developers like Adam, who are so passionate about development that it’s not only their job but a hobby as well, is always fun.

The Wobbly Wheel

Brett — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:12:00 -0800

Here at FoxyCart, we have many things to be thankful for. Each and every team member we have challenges me to be a better human. We get to do what we love and still pay our bills. And most important for morale, we get to serve you, a member of our incredibly hard working and entrepreneurial community.

Thanks to your trust, support, and word of mouth (really, we do almost no “real” marketing, so thanks) our team has doubled in the past year. That’s exciting not because it’s some feather in our cap, but because we can now improve FoxyCart with more frequent and significant improvements. And ultimately that’s what’s important: getting you the most powerful, reliable, flexible, and helpful ecommerce platform we can. Much of what we’ve been working on for months (or even years) is finally nearing fruition, and we can’t wait to show it to you in the coming months.

From our team, I offer our sincere appreciation for being such a pleasure to serve. It’s an honor to power ecommerce for web developers and merchants across the world, and we come to work every day excited to help make your life easier.

Best,
Brett

Changes for the week ending 2012-01-29

Sami Fiaz — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 14:30:00 -0800

Changes for the week ending 2012-01-29

v0.3.0 – v0.7.0: Fix for subscription queries so they can run without blowing up.
v0.6.0 – v0.7.2: Fix for an error: "UPS Error: Customer Classification Code is required with the requested Pickup Type", that occurs when users select “Suggested Retail Rates” as a drop type.
v0.7.2: Fix for coupon summary display bug, where individual valid coupon categories were not listed.
v0.7.2: Even if a coupon only applies to a select few categories, the overview details for it lists as being applying to all categories. Applied fix for this issue.
v0.7.0 – v0.7.1: Fixing Quantum checkout issue.
v0.7.2: Single Sign On tokens were being validated using a case-sensitive method. This has been fixed.
v0.7.0 – v0.7.2: Set the help text for several advanced setting checkboxes to display whenever the checkbox is checked.
v0.7.1 – v0.7.2: Fix for taxes when combined with coupon discounts.
v0.7.1 – v0.7.2: Fix for a tax issue related to very specific configurations of discounts and certain product configurations. Tax is now correctly assessed for discounted products.
v0.7.0 – v0.7.1: Fixed Quantum and Authorize checkout issue. (Impacted stores were emailed.)

Changes for the week ending 2012-01-22

Sami Fiaz — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:28:00 -0800

Changes for the week ending 2012-01-22

v0.7.2: When creating a new store in the admin, it no longer becomes your default store automatically.
v0.7.2: When using handling fees and live rates together, cart display was funky. This has been fixed.
v0.7.1 – v0.7.2: Fixed Merchant e-Solutions live server address.
v0.7.2: Added PayLine gateway.
v0.7.0 – v0.7.2: When returning to the checkout after a gateway error as a new customer, the first password field was not being displayed correctly. This has been fixed.

Changes for the week ending 2012-01-15

Sami Fiaz — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 14:22:00 -0800

Changes for the week ending 2012-01-15

v0.6.0 – v0.7.2: Fix for a “Mixed-content” warning on signup page in Chrome.
v0.7.2: Fix for First Data error that occurs when you the product description is greater than 100 characters. Added 100 character limit.
v0.7.2: You can no longer disable PayPal Express as a payment option if you still have active PayPal Subscriptions.
v0.7.2: The cart json now includes a page_referrer node you can use for creating your own “continue shopping” link if you have a full page cart design.
v0.7.2: Fix for: If you filter transactions for transactions where the datafeed is unfed, and then feed a transaction, the resulting page doesn’t show the same filter you had previously. Same thing for resending an email or clearing download counts.
v0.7.2: Coupons can now be configured to exclude category or line item discounts. This means you can ensure multiple discounts are not applied if the coupon is used.
v0.7.2: Added some security improvements.
v0.7.1 – v0.7.2: Fixed some documentation links in the admin.

0.7.2

Brett — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 12:22:31 -0800

It’s been in “beta” for months, but we are finally calling FoxyCart v0.7.2 “official” and making it the default version for new stores. Highlights of v0.7.2 include:

Bulk coupon code generation and import! This should make your Groupon promos much easier to handle.
Full email whitelabeling. This might sound a little technical but we recommend it.
New coupon functionality allowing for coupons to override other discounts (at the category or product level).
New fields and better formatting to the CSV export format when exporting transactions.
Many new gateways, including FirstData Global Gateway support.
Ability to resend receipt emails from the admin, useful especially for resending downloadable product links.
New API calls. * Cache a template (cart, checkout, receipt, emails) from the API. * Retrieve the “store include” files (the foxycart.js and other javascript and CSS) from the API. * Improved searching and filtering capabilities using the _list methods (with wildcard search). Ability to filter by custom fields. * Add attributes (name/value pairs) to customers, subscriptions, or transactions. * Ability to refeed the datafeed via the API.
Improved foxycart.js functionality, allowing for: * pausing and resuming of an event to allow for asynchronous code execution within the event function array; * adding a ready event to execute code with the JSON cart object is loaded from FoxyCart.

Let us know if you have any issues upgrading in our forum.

Upgrading

Please view the upgrade notes in the wiki. If you have any issues with v0.7.2 please let us know.

Features

System Wide

Accurate payment type history is now included with each transaction.
When paying by plastic (credit / debit card), the masked payment card number and type is now included on the web-based and email receipts (in the fieldset#fc_receipt_order on the web-based receipt).
To increase security and limit your PCI burden, we've removed the ability to view customer card holder data from the admin. If you rely on this functionality, please do not upgrade to v0.7.2 until you have set up and connected a live payment gateway to your account.
If you enable Domain Keys/DKIM in your DNS settings, you can now enable "use email domain keys" under the advanced settings to remove the "Sender" header when sending email receipts. This gets rid of the "sent on behalf of" message seen by some (Microsoft) email clients (like Hotmail and Outlook).
When searching for transactions or subscriptions in the admin (and when filtering via the API), you can now do partial matches by using the * as a wild card.
custom_field_name and custom_field_value were added to the filtering system used by the admin for transactions and subscriptions as well as the API.
Attributes (name / value pairs) can now be saved via the API for transactions, subscriptions and customers. The admin and the API can then filter based on these values.
Added ^^subscription_modification_begin^^ and ^^subscription_modification_end^^ as receipt and email place holders for showing custom messaging when a subscription is modified via a sub_token.
Coupons can now be configured to exclude category or line item discounts. This means you can ensure multiple discounts are not applied if the coupon is used.

New Gateways

API & XML Datafeed

The API and the XML Datafeed now include a store_version node which includes the store version.
Instead of returning empty shipping address nodes, we now return the billing address information if an alternate shipping address wasn't specified.
The past_due_amount_filter now works correctly for a subscription_list call. If you pass in a 1, it will be enabled, otherwise it will not.
New api_action added: store_template_cache which requires a template_type of cart, checkout, receipt, html_email or email and also accepts an optional template_url for setting a new location to cache the template from. Additionally, you can pass in an email_subject to set the subject of your receipt emails and send_html_email as a 1 or 0 to determine if you want to send text or text and html emails. Documentation.
New api_action added: store_includes_get which accepts javascript_library as an input and returns the html include block needed for your store. This should not be called with each page load, but should be used only by systems that need to obtain this information once and store it. The store's API Key is not requried for this call. Documentation.
New api_action added: transaction_datafeed which accepts a transaction_id to refeed a transaction to your datafeed processor script.
New api_action added: attribute_save which accepts a name, value, type of transaction, subscription, or customer and an identifier representing the transaction_id, sub_token (can also contain the full sub token url), or customer_id. You can also save a group of attributes all at once by passing in an attributes XML value instead of a name and value. Both versions support an append value set to 1 which will append attributes instead of overwiting ones with the same name.
New api_action added: attribute_list which accepts a type of transaction, subscription, or customer and an identifier representing the transaction_id, sub_token (can also contain the full sub token url), or customer_id.
New api_action added: attribute_delete which accepts a name, type of transaction, subscription, or customer and an identifier representing the transaction_id, sub_token (can also contain the full sub token url), or customer_id. You can also pass in all set to 1 instead of a name to remove all attributes. If successful, it returns the list of attributes for that item.
New api_action added: category_list which returns all categories configured for the given store.
New api_action added: downloadable_list which returns all downloadables configured for the given store.

Admin

CSV new field: is_anonymous added to indicate if the customer checked out as a guest.
CSV new field: discount_total added to display the total discount amount for coupons used for this transaction.
CSV new fields: cc_type and cc_number_masked which will be included if the store supports paying by plastic.
CSV new field: paypal_payer_id which will be included if the store supports paying by Paypal Express.
CSV new field: process_response to include the primary processor response.
CSV new field: sub_token_url will contain a space separated list of sub_token_urls for the subscriptions in this transaction (if it has any).
When exporting transactions from the admin including details, we're no longer duplicating the transaction header information so you can easily sum off the order_total fields. We're still including the order_number so you can group the data if needed.
The coupon management screen has been redesigned so you can now import coupon codes directly. You can also generate thousands of coupons at a time if needed.
The locale and currency settings have been moved to the settings menu.
You can now include multiple email addresses (separated by commas) in both the store email and the admin email fields. This is helpful if you want multiple receipients to be notified when an order takes place.

Language Additions

Spanish language file added
downloadables_can_not_read_file
downloadables_maximum_downloads_reached
downloadables_not_found
downloadables_store_not_found
cart_notice_quantity_max
cart_notice_quantity_min
checkout_error_password_expired
checkout_password_sent_check_spam
checkout_modify_subscription_notice
checkout_download_links_not_available
Note: checkout_downloadable_products was combined with checkout_downloadables_message and removed.

Improvements, Notes, & Bug Fixes

XML Datafeed: Changed Fields

cc_number changed to cc_number_masked in the customer XML from the API

XML Datafeed: New Fields

transaction
- is_hidden (indicates if the transaction has been marked as hidden in the FoxyCart admin)
- data_is_fed (indicates if the data was fed to the XML Datafeed processor)
- cc_start_date_month
- cc_start_date_year
- cc_issue_number
- processor_response_details
  - PaymentType (exists for PayPal Express Checkout transactions)
- attributes
  - attribute
  - id
  - store_id
  - transaction_id
  - sub_token
  - customer_id
  - name
  - value
  - date_modified
  - date_created
subscription
- attributes
  - attribute
  - id
  - store_id
  - transaction_id
  - sub_token
  - customer_id
  - name
  - value
  - date_modified
  - date_created
customer
- attributes
  - attribute
  - id
  - store_id
  - transaction_id
  - sub_token
  - customer_id
  - name
  - value
  - date_modified
  - date_created

Customer API XML New Fields

cc_start_date_month
cc_start_date_year
cc_issue_number

Miscellaneous Changes

The default "sample code" has been upgraded to use jQuery 1.6.4 and Colorbox 1.3.18.
Duplicate coupon codes are no longer allowed. If you try to edit or create a coupon using a coupon code that is already in use for your store, you will see an error message in the admin.
Changed issue_number field on the checkout to cc_issue_number
Changed start_month field on the checkout to cc_start_date_month
Changed start_year field on the checkout to cc_start_date_year
The API now checks for a valid customer_country when doing a customer_save API action on an existing customer. If this value is not provided for new customers, it will be defaulted to the store country. We've had reports of the checkout page not functioning correctly and it's due to invalid data in the customer record.
FC.checkout.config.orderShipmentWeight and FC.checkout.config.orderFutureShipmentWeight have been renamed to FC.checkout.config.orderLiveRateShipmentWeight and FC.checkout.config.orderFutureLiveRateShipmentWeight and now only include product weights for products with a delivery_type of 'shipped' (i.e., live shipping rates).
FC.checkout.config.multishipWeights has been renamed to FC.checkout.config.multishipLiveRateShipmentWeights and now only includes product weights for products with a delivery_type of 'shipped' (i.e., live shipping rates).
Added delivery_type to the products json
Added FC.checkout.config.multishipDetails[].hasShippableProducts and FC.checkout.config.multishipDetails[].hasLiveRateShippableProducts to the checkout javascript
Fix for mulitship orders consisting of both live shipping rate and flat shipping rate products.
Added a resume() method to the event object in foxycart.js, which allows for asynchronous preprocess and process functions to be executed.
Changed start_year field on the checkout to cc_start_date_year
Changed total_weight in the cart json to include the weight of all products in the cart while adding total_shippable_weight to include just the weight of the shippable items in the cart. Shippable items are items using a product delivery type of shipped or flat rate. All other internal order weight calculations related to shipping now only use shippable product weight.
Added quantity_min and quantity_max to the cart json. If the value is 0, no value was specified.
Fixed a bug which didn't include handling fees for flat rate shippable products unless the flat rate shipping about was > 0.
Fixed a bug with store cache data when modifying a store domain
The payment card field wasn't properly validating on change in the checkout.
Downloadable file error messages are now customizable.
Fix in the checkout.js so that shipping and billing location objects are completely independent which allows for restricting states for shipping independently from billing.
Fix for the checkout error session language string which wasn't pulling correctly from the language customizations (patched back to 070).
The admin transaction display, CSV export and XML Datafeed now repeat the billing information as the shipping information when specific shipping information was not provided.
Fix for using SSO with an invalid customer_id. Also added some logging for SSO interactions.
Fix for custom checkout language strings with carriage returns causing the javascript to break. They are now replaced with break tags.
Fix for when a session identifier was not correclty passed to FoxyCart (patched back to 060)
Fix for an issue with the updateinfo cart action where the updateinfo item existed in the cart if you cancelled out of the process. Now, it will only persist as long as that action is the desired action, otherwise the cart will remain empty.
Fix for the receipt not showing the Country Name but instead only showing the Country Code
Fix for the Subscription XML Datafeed not sending soon to expire card numbers unless that same store also had subscriptions that met the criteria for the sub datafeed.
Soon to expire card numbers now only include numbers that will expire this month, not next month. This change was requested because many banks do not issue a new card until the last month it is active.
Added the ability to resend the Subscription XML Datafeed directly via the admin under the advanced menu.
Added a check against the HTTP status code response when sending the Subscription XML Datafeed. Anything other than a 200 gets logged in the store's error logs.
Fix for cart_empty custom language string not being displayed properly with an empty cart and cart=view (patched back to 070).
Fix for category discounts not properly respecting the "single" or "repeat" discount type (patched back to 071).
Fix for percentage based coupon discounts not working as expected in some situations.
Adding password hashing method for Webvanta (patched back to 071).
You can now reset the download count per downloadable product so your customers can re-download the file again.
You can now upload a new downloadable file without breaking download links for customers who bought a previous version of the file.
The admin will no longer let you add a downloadable with a product code that already exists in that category.
Downloadable product codes are limited to alpha numeric characters along with ., _ and -.
You can now resend email receipts directly from the transaction history in the admin.
The transaction history end date filtering in the admin now defaults to tomorrow instead of the last completed transaction to avoid confusion.
When the cart quantity of an item is outside the range of the quantity_min or quantity_max, a note is displayed to the customer indicating the quantity was automatically adjusted.
When matching a city name it now trims the string and removes any non-alphanumeric characters before comparing against the values configured in the admin.
Fixed an admin display issue when first added a tax ending in "0"
When using multiship with only one shipto group, the shipping service wasn't being displayed (patched back to 070).
Updated the API *_list calls to be 1-based instead of 0-based for pagination_start values. This is more consistent with the messaging displayed and with how items are filtered in the admin.
When prepopulating customer_country or shipping_country on the checkout, you no longer need to include customer_country_name or shipping_country_name as well.
Checkout prepopulation values will now be cleared out whenever an empty cart is performed.
Fix for a missing " in the checkout near the ajax loading image. (Patched back to 0.7.1.)
Added the product id as a class to the surrounding <tr> element in the cart table, formatted as product_PRODUCTID
Added a class of fc_cart_item_details to the <td> element wrapping the product name and attributes in the cart table
Added a span with a class of fc_cart_item_name around the product name in the cart table
Added a check to prevent links to an orders receipt on a store website from opening in the colorbox
Updated the FoxyCart instance of Colorbox to add a class of fc_cbox to the colorbox div to allow for unique styling of the Colorbox when using it for the cart. Accounted for the new class in the close button styling in style1_fc/colorbox.css to ensure the "continue shopping" styling only appears for a FoxyCart initiated Colorbox
Added a new config variable FC.checkout.config.isValid to the checkout which when set to false prevents the checkout from submitting, allowing for custom validations to prevent the cart from validating
Adjusted the cart image size to be 100px instead of 150px and to be 50px on the checkout and receipt pagees.
When using the Purchase Order payment method, downloadable links will not be shown on the receipt or in the receipt email. They will have to be sent manually by the store administrator.
Updated all URL fields in the admin to be 300 characters in length.
Updating the temporary password to only be valid for 30 minutes.
When the order includes shippable products, the shipping address is now displayed in both the receipt and the receipt email even if it is the same as the billing address.
The PayPal Expresss image in the cart has been updated to use a static image which loads much faster than the dynamic images used previously.
When the order includes downloadable products and the payment method is eCheck via PayPal, download links are not shown to the customer and FoxyCart sends a special response details entry in the datafeed.
You can now specify up to 3 characters in the subscription frequency which allows you to set up a subscription to run ever 120 days, as an example.
Fixed the admin validation when creating a coupon that would not let you setup a coupon valid for only one day. Now the start date and end date can be the same date (patched back to 0.7.0)
Fixed an issue with multiship group totals are over $1,000 not displaying correctly in receipt emails (patched back to 071).
You can no longer disable PayPal Express as a payment option if you still have active PayPal Subscriptions.
The cart json now includes a page_referrer node you can use for creating your own "continue shopping" link if you have a full page cart design.
Change for the PayPal Profile ID filter to filter off the profile id displayed in the admin and not the third party id recurring payment ProfileID returned by PayPal.
Updated WorldPay gateway to support test firstnames and to use the correct shopper email address and ip (patched back to 071).
When creating a new store in the admin, it no longer becomes your default store automatically.
When updating the receipt template via the API, the use_receipt_template checkbox in the admin will be turned on automatically.
The payment card, type and expiration date is now shown in the admin for both the transaction history and the subscription page.
Because of a limitaton in PayPal's system, we're now including the product attributes as part of the product name and not just in the description field. The product name and the product attributes are separated by -- .

Changes for the week ending 2012-01-01

Sami Fiaz — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:55:00 -0800

Changes for the week ending 2012-01-01

v0.7.2: Fix for a SagePay issue.

Changes for the week ending 2011-12-25

Sami Fiaz — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 23:35:00 -0800

Changes for the week ending 2011-12-25

v0.7.2: Fixed the admin validation when creating a coupon that would not let you setup a coupon valid for only one day. Now the start date and end date can be the same date (patched back to 0.7.0)
v0.7.0 – v0.7.2: Fix an issue with IE9 and the filter select boxes in the admin.

Changes for the week ending 2011-12-18

Sami Fiaz — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 23:18:00 -0800

Changes for the week ending 2011-12-18

v0.7.2: FC.checkout.config.multishipWeights has been renamed to FC.checkout.config.multishipLiveRateShipmentWeights and now only includes product weights for products with a delivery_type of ‘shipped’ (i.e., live shipping rates).
v0.7.2: Added MODX Revo Password hashing.
v0.7.2: Duplicate coupon codes are no longer allowed. If you try to edit or create a coupon using a coupon code that is already in use for your store, you will see an error message in the admin.
v0.7.2: Added PayLeap gateway.
v0.7.0 – v0.7.2: Fix for the issue with subscriptions created the day before they run not being set as future subscriptions.
v0.7.2: Fixed a bug related to currency format.
v0.7.2: Fixed an issue with multiship group totals are over $1,000 not displaying correctly in receipt emails (patched back to 071).