Digital Commerce Additional Manual
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- Page Long Cache Considerations and Configuration
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Mappings Module
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Personalization Integrated with JDEdwards
- Sitefinity Images
- Internal Plugins Configuration in Update 6 - SC20220114
- Internal Plugins Configuration in Update 7
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Content Search Configuration
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Google Analytics Configuration
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Task Manager Email Notifications
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Configure the SmarterCommerce Menu in Backend
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Management Console Email Templates
- EPayments Modules
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Troubleshooting Errors
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Configure Kraken Image Optimization
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- Page Long Cache Considerations and Configuration
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Mappings Module
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Personalization Integrated with JDEdwards
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How to Add New Widget Template
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Sitefinity Images
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Sitefinity Health Check Service Configuration and SmarterCommerce Health Checks
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Internal Plugins Configuration in Update 6
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Internal Plugins Configuration in Update 7
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Content Search Configuration
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Product Assignments (Filter by Attribute)
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Google Analytics Configuration
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Configure Google Maps
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Cookies Configuration
- Configure SmarterCommerce Menu Backend
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Sitefinity User Group
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Copy Settings and Mapping on Multisite
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Shared Products Module
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PunchOut Configuration
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Troubleshooting
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Override Template Partial Views
In some cases, the widgets have a partial view in HTML. For example, the Product Content has _ProductHeader.cshtml partial view.
To override these cases of views, follow the next steps:
1. Create a template file named “_PartialNameMyTemplateName” with extension .cshtml.
For example: “ProductHeaderOverride.cshtml”.
Place it in the following location: SitefinityWebApp\Mvc\Views\. You need to create the structure of the widget folder of the Resources Package.
Structure of the Resources package:
SitefinityWebApp\ResourcesPackages\Bootstrap\MVC\Views\scProductContent\_ProductHeader.cshtml
Create override files in MVC folder:
SitefinityWebApp\Mvc\Views\scProductContent\_ ProductHeader.cshtml
2. Create a template to View that contained the Partial view. Follow the first step in the “Override template widgets views and shared views”
For example: SitefinityWebApp\Mvc\Views\scProductContent\ProductContentOverride.cshtml
3. Into this override view, the partial view must be modified in HTML:
4. The widget template that you have created will be automatically displayed inside the property editor of the widget designer and you can choose it as your base template.
This Section Also Contains
- ECommerce CMS MVC with Bootstrap 4
- Creating a New Sitefinity Custom Template
- How to Share Template in Multisite Instance
- How to Customize a Site with Resource Packages
- Theming Bootstrap
- How to Configure the Not Available Images for Configured Products
- Page Long Cache Considerations and Configuration
- Replace Not Available Images
- Mappings Module
- API Authorization Token
- Personalization Integrated with JDEdwards
- How to Add New Widget Template
- How to Include Local Web Font
- How to Use External Plugins Locally
- Sitefinity Images
- Sitefinity Authentication Expiration
- Sitefinity Health Check Service Configuration and SmarterCommerce Health Checks
- Internal Plugins Configuration in Update 6
- Internal Plugins Configuration in Update 7
- How to Setup Pickup Instructions Page
- How to Setup Terms and Conditions Page
- Sitefinity Multisite Resource Override
- Content Search Configuration
- Product Assignments (Filter by Attribute)
- Google Analytics Configuration
- Configure Azure Redis Cache (ASP.Net State Server Provider)
- Task Manager Email Notifications
- Configure Google Maps
- Catalog and Product Content Metatags (SEO)
- Cookies Configuration
- Reset Password Configuration
- Recycle Bin
- Login Page Configuration
- Error Page Configuration
- Configure SmarterCommerce Menu Backend
- Sitefinity User Group
- Copy Settings and Mapping on Multisite
- New Site – Activate Modules
- Shared Products Module
- Configure Image Optimization
- Management Console Email Templates
- How to Enable Canonical URL
- Sitefinity File Manager
- PunchOut Configuration
- Troubleshooting