How to increase the range for the quantity field in SC Catalog Item Widget
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06-20-2024 11:16 AM
Hello Everyone,
I am working on developing a Service catalog. For my use case I want to give the user the ability to place an order for more than 10 quantity. How can I increase the for this to over 100. Also, is it possible for me to display the value that are available for the equipment from the sc_cat_item table and only let the user to make order in the range that are available from the Quantity Available (a custom field created by me) field in sc_cat_item.
I have attached the image for the quantity field for which I am trying to increase or take the retrieve from sc_cat_item table.
I appreciate anyone taking their valuable time for answer my question.
Thank You
Best Regards,
Shubham Mishra
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06-21-2024 03:35 AM
Hi @Shubham_1120131,
This looks like a duplicate of How to increase the range for the Quantity field in SC Catalog Item Widget
Here's my response to that question:
This is easily configured as set out by the following SN Docs steps. Check the below link, however just in case links break and others in the community, a brief overview and outline:
- Navigate to All > System Definition > Choice Lists.
- Search for the table sc_cart_item and the element quantity.The existing quantity choices appear.
- Add quantity choices, modeling them after the existing ones.
To reduce the quantities available for catalog items, delete the relevant quantity records. For example, to reduce the quantity range to 1-3, delete the records for 4 and 5.
To restrict the roles allowed to change quantities, edit the List of roles (comma-separated) that can use the quantity selector in the shopping cart (glide.sc.allow.quantity) service catalog property. For example, you can limit this ability to the admin and catalog_admin roles.
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Thanks, Robbie