Hi Tomasz,

Sounds like it might be the way Tea Commerce for umbraco checks if the user has access to the product that might be a problem.

Tea Commerce makes the check in the HasAccess method of this class: https://github.com/TeaCommerce/Tea-Commerce-for-Umbraco/blob/master/Source/TeaCommerce.Umbraco.Configuration/InformationExtractors/PublishedContentProductInformationExtractor.cs

Maybe I could have you download the Tea Commerce for Umbraco source code, build a debug version and check out your scenario? There might be another Umbraco way to do the check in the latest Umbraco 7.

/Rune

Hi Rune,

Thanks for a quick response.

Can it be, because you are using library.HasAccess instead of UmbracoHelper.MemberHasAccess ?

I've cloned this project to my VS, but I'm getting build errors.

Regards Tomasz

Yes. And that could prove to be an issue. We don't have an UmbracoHelper at that point in the code. We will have a talk about what to do about it.

Weird with the build errors. It should build just fine.

/Rune

But you are using UmrbacoHelper to get content i same method:

public virtual bool HasAccess( long storeId, string productIdentifier ) {
  ProductIdentifier productIdentifierObj = new ProductIdentifier( productIdentifier );
  IPublishedContent content = UmbracoHelper.TypedContent( productIdentifierObj.NodeId );

  return storeId == GetStoreId( content ) && library.HasAccess( content.Id, content.Path );
}

Facepalm Of cause :)

We will check it out and get back to you.

/Rune

Hi Tomasz,

I have now updated the demo website to Umbraco 7.12.4: https://demo.teacommerce.net/umbraco/

I also tested the hasaccess and it works perfectly. I build a debug version of the Tea Commerce for Umbraco project and tested both library and UmbracoHelper has access, and they work exactly the same way. They both return false when the product is member group protected.

Something else must be your problem.

/Rune

Hi Rune,

Can you add "protected" products to the cart, when you are logged in? I tried to do it on your demo site, but I can see a login page.

/Tomasz

There's no login functionality on the demo website. But yes. If you're logged in as an Umbraco member you can add the product to the cart.

/Rune

Hmmmm... It is very interesting case.

I have a fresh project with the newest Umbraco, plus TeaCommerce, plus TC Starter kit. Nothing else.

Yesterday I couldn't add protected product to the cart.

But it was working suddenly today!?

Now I can see, that I can add protected product to the cart IF I am NOT logged in to Umbraco backend in same webbrowser!

When I am logged in, I can't add protected product to the cart.

Maybe it's a bug in Umbraco?

I still can't build a debug version of TCforUmbraco (or I don't know how to do it right). I'm getting build errors like:

Error   CS0012  The type 'WebPage' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly 'System.Web.WebPages, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35'. TeaCommerce.Umbraco.Configuration   d:\git\Source\Repos\Tea-Commerce-for-Umbraco\Source\TeaCommerce.Umbraco.Configuration\Infrastructure\Templating\TemplateContext.cs  6

But I'm thinking about override "PublishedContentProductInformationExtractor" in my test project and test it.

Anyway, thank you for your time :)

/Tomasz

I cannot reproduce the problem you are describing. No matter what I do with being logged into or out of the Umbraco back office I cannot add a member protected product to the cart.

You need to be logged in with a member to gain access to a protected node.

As for your build error, maybe you need to update some .net stuff?

Hope you find a solution to your problem :)

/Rune

I have some more information now.

It actually looks like there is a problem. The FromPost calls TC makes from the browser to the server does somehow NOT have access the the currently logged in member. So HasAccess will always return false.

I believe a rewrite of the FormPost part in the TC core will be needed to fix the problem. :/

/Rune

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