Would it work to add it to the ExtendedDataCollection of the shipping line item created when the rate quote is saved?

Thanks for your help. All is working now! Last question, Now I got a Merchello.web.dll and Merchello.web.store.dll with custom code. How I can set it by default in my production project. Normally when compiling, theses dll, are copied back from the Nuget local package. I try to remove the reference and add reference to my custom dll, but the package keep overwriting them.

Thanks

Thank for you help Rusty. All this process is quite new for me! ;-)

I start doing like you said and starting overriding class.

So for now I override the CheckoutShipRateQuoteController in fastTrak:

[PluginController("FastTrackLVC")]
public class LVCCheckoutShipRateQuoteController: CheckoutShipRateQuoteControllerBase<LVCShipRateQuoteModel>
{
    /// <summary>
    /// The handle ship rate quote save success.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="model">
    /// The model.
    /// </param>
    /// <returns>
    /// The <see cref="ActionResult"/>.
    /// </returns>
    protected override ActionResult HandleShipRateQuoteSaveSuccess(LVCShipRateQuoteModel model)
    {
        return !model.SuccessRedirectUrl.IsNullOrWhiteSpace() ?
            this.Redirect(model.SuccessRedirectUrl)
            : base.HandleShipRateQuoteSaveSuccess(model);
    }


    /// <summary>
    /// Saves the shipment rate quote.
    /// </summary>
    /// <param name="model">
    /// The <see cref="ICheckoutShipRateQuoteModel"/>.
    /// </param>
    /// <returns>
    /// The <see cref="ActionResult"/>.
    /// </returns>
    [HttpPost]
    [ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
    public override ActionResult SaveShipRateQuote(LVCShipRateQuoteModel model)
    {
        try
        {
            var shippingAddress = CheckoutManager.Customer.GetShipToAddress();
            if (shippingAddress == null) return CurrentUmbracoPage();

            if (!ModelState.IsValid) return CurrentUmbracoPage();

            CheckoutManager.Shipping.ClearShipmentRateQuotes();

            var quoteModel = CheckoutShipRateQuoteFactory.Create(Basket, shippingAddress);

            // merge the models for return override
            model.ShippingQuotes = quoteModel.ShippingQuotes;
            model.ProviderQuotes = quoteModel.ProviderQuotes;

            var accepted = quoteModel.ProviderQuotes.FirstOrDefault(x => x.ShipMethod.Key == model.ShipMethodKey);
            if (accepted == null) return CurrentUmbracoPage();

            CheckoutManager.Shipping.SaveShipmentRateQuote(accepted);
            //CheckoutManager.Shipping.SaveShipmentInfo(model.ShipmentInfo);

            return HandleShipRateQuoteSaveSuccess(model);
        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            return this.HandleShipRateQuoteSaveException(model, ex);
        }
    }
}

then the ShipRateQuoteModel

public class LVCShipRateQuoteModel: FastTrackShipRateQuoteModel
{
    [Display(Name = "Informations supplémentaires")]
    public string ShipmentInfo { get; set; }
}

Then in the ShipRateQuoteForm.cshtml I change the inherits and the form controller for:

umbLVC2.Custom.LVCShipRateQuoteModel

using (Html.BeginUmbracoForm

First question: After compiling, no error, but after hitting the save button in the ShipRateQuoteForm, my Save function inside my Custom controller is not called. DO I miss something?

Second Question: In the LVCCheckoutShipRateQuoteController, I need to add a save function fot the ShipmentInfo. See this commented line: CheckoutManager.Shipping.SaveShipmentInfo(model.ShipmentInfo);

How to overrideing the BasketCheckoutShippingManager to add my function:

    public void SaveShipmentInfo(string info)
    {
        var items = this.Context.ItemCache.Items.Where(x => x.LineItemType == LineItemType.Shipping).ToArray();

        foreach (var item in items)
        {
            item.ExtendedData.SetValue("ShipmentInfo", info);
        }

        this.Context.Services.ItemCacheService.Save(this.Context.ItemCache);
    }

thanks

shame on me! lol... Thanks.

What about adding my function SaveShipmentInfo in the CheckoutManager.Shipping ?

I create a new LVCBasketCheckoutShippingManager and change the Merchello.config file like you said.

Now I got an exception in my custon LVCCheckoutShipRateQuoteController.SaveShipRateQuote function at the line:

CheckoutManager.Shipping.ClearShipmentRateQuotes();

Exception:

Failed to create Type due to null Type or null constructor args

trace stack:

at Merchello.Web.Pluggable.PluggableObjectHelper.GetInstance[T](String configurationAlias, Object[] ctrArgValues) at Merchello.Web.CheckoutManagers.BasketCheckoutManager.

OUf! Complex! ;-)

PlanB: de we have a way to get the shippingline like this

 this.Context.ItemCache.Items.Where(x => x.LineItemType == LineItemType.Shipping).ToArray();

but outside the BasketShippingManager. In this case I can save it inside my custom view controler instead of overriding ShippingManager.

IF NOT: I can't see where the internet class is defined. If inherit from CheckoutShippingManageBase, How I can call a custom inherited BasketCheckoutShippingManage? I will make som trace with source code, but I suspect this line to be in cause:

his._shippingManager = new Lazy<ICheckoutShippingManager>(() => PluggableObjectHelper.GetInstance<BasketCheckoutShippingManager>("BasketCheckoutShippingManager", this.Context));            

inside the Initialize function of the BasketCheckoutManager

Yes with tracing, I think the problem is located in the PluggableObjectHelper called several times in the checkout process. But my god! How I can override this. Too many internal class! ;-)

I can't figure how to solve that. Normally i wil need to inherit and override the Initialize function to change the pluggableObject of the _shippingManager (BasketCheckoutManager line 119).

But for that I will need to change the static class in CheckoutExtensions.cs that instantiate the BasketCheckoutManager but in this file we got several links to other internal class...

I am stuck there. ;-)

Finnaly I choose to not add the function into the BasketShippingController. I way to complicated for me.

I just add the code dirrectly in the CheckoutShipRateController because we have access to the Shiping Controler context

                //Save
            var items = CheckoutManager.Shipping.Context.ItemCache.Items.Where(x => x.LineItemType == LineItemType.Shipping).ToArray();

            foreach (var item in items)
            {
                item.ExtendedData.SetValue("ShipmentInfo", model.ShipmentInfo);
                item.ExtendedData.SetValue("ClientDe", model.ClientDe);
            }
            CheckoutManager.Shipping.Context.Services.ItemCacheService.Save(CheckoutManager.Shipping.Context.ItemCache);

All is working now. I can save and display my information backend in the SaleOverview view.

Question: When I copy my backend modification from dev server to prod server all is working for the checkout process, but the fields are empty in the backend section. I think the prod server use the old merchello.controllers.js file instead of the new custom one. I try to breakpoint in chrome or IE but I can't see any file merchello.controllers.js in the list. Some lazyloading.js file that it.

What do I miss there? For now I overwrite all the App_plugings folders from Dev to prod.

Thanks

EDIT:

When I put debug=true in the

But If I change it to debug=false, the problem return.

I missing something?

version 219938318

After flushing all file on the server, upgraded to Merchello 2.4 the problem is gone. Thanks

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