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Hi @d_tehrani,You can store access tokens, they do not change unless the merchant uninstalls your app, at which point the token is invalidated and you won’t be able to make any further API calls. You need to make sure you subscribe to the app uninsta...
Hi @nicole9y47,Further to what @Mircea_Piturca said, you’re just missing a closing curly parenthesis from. You probably accidentally deleted it. By adding it back it should fix your issues. In the Shopify code editor it will usually tell you exactly ...
Ah yes I forgot about that one. If you go to the file 'search-template.liquid', there is a very similar section you need to remove at about line 100 again:{% comment %} If on sale, add a badge {% endcomment %} {% if item.compare_at_price > item.price...
Hi @jess1982, This is quite an easy fix as long as you're okay changing a bit of code. If you go in to the 'edit code' section of your theme, and find the file 'product-grid-item.liquid' file, you should see this section approximately 100 lines down:...
Hey @Ivo37,It’s a good question. You can’t access the Admin API directly from liquid files, like you suggest, this would require an app with API keys. However, as you’ve noticed, some objects accessible through the Admin API are also populated as liq...
Hi @hannahedin,There are a few options depending on how perfect you want it! 1. The simple option, just create a new product, e.g. “Modern Poster Wall”. Upload a picture of the poster wall and maybe even add different variants with a few different se...
Hi @chateaudeglass,Sounds like you require a Warehouse Management System. There is a lot of options out there, a few have integrations with Shopify. Hopefully this points you in the right direction. James
Hey @Simulativ,The issue is your using a development store and trying to install a paid app. This is not allowed, unfortunately you’d have to upgrade your development store to a paid plan. Alternatively, you could allow your app to be installed on de...
Hi @cwaytv,The Storefront API offers the CheckoutLineItem object, I think this is what you’re looking for. This is not part of the Admin API though, so you’d need to be creating a storefront app. Good luck! James
Hey @JK101349,Depending on how many options you have, this should be achievable using variants alone. Each variant can have a separate price. So in your example you can have a “Cupcake” Product and then 2 variants, “With sprinkles” and “Without sprin...
Hey,There are a couple of solutions I can think of, both of which require the Storefront API if I'm not mistaken.1. To stick with you current design, you could store a map in your apps backend to map from the products properties, e.g. price to a prod...
Hi @ScottArcher,Here's a couple of potential solutions:1. You could view this as 'personalisations' to a single T Shirt product, and as such could use a 3rd party app such as 'Product Personalizer' (I am not affiliated, just searched for it). Not sur...
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