How to track qty changes in cart?

This is not CMS or software specific. Can be used for shopify, magento, wordpress or any other cart page

Assumption:
All the cart items have an input field for quantity in case they want to change qty for any item

Assumption:
All those input fields can be selected using queryselector. Either they have common name attribute or a common class.

Purpose:
We want to change class of update button to show that he has to press update button because quantities have been altered.

So lets get started:

js code:

$(document).ready(function($){
//please change query selector for qty inputs in line 3 and 5
    var ini_values = $("input[name='updates[]']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get();
    $(".quantity input").change(function(){
      let new_values = $("input[name='updates[]']").map(function(){return $(this).val();}).get();
      if(JSON.stringify(ini_values)!=JSON.stringify(new_values)) 
      { //change selector for update button
           $("#update-cart").addClass("pressme"); }
    else {
    $("#update-cart").removeClass("pressme");}
    });
  });

css code if needed

.pressme{background: white !important;
    border-color: #109ff6 !important;
  color: black !important;
  animation: blink 1s linear infinite;}
@keyframes blink{
0%{opacity: 0;}
50%{opacity: .5;}
100%{opacity: 1;}
}

Reference:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/24503913/2229148

How to add qty plus minus buttons in shopify?

Sorry this is not a detailed description but a summary with all code

Add available quantities first – as shown in this article – How to show stock quantities in all variants of shopify

^The above part is utmost necessary. because the following functions use previous js variables.

So here we go. Good Luck!!

javascript on the product page

<script>
  $(document).ready(function($){
       
    var  $j=new jQuery.noConflict();
    var qtyinput=$j("#quantity");
    var qtyplus=$j("#qtyplus");
    var maxallowed=parseInt($j(qtyinput).attr('max'));
    var qtyminus=$j("#qtyminus");
      var qtyvalue=parseInt($j(qtyinput).val());
    setTimeout(function(){$j(qtyminus).removeClass("hidden");
    $j(qtyplus).removeClass("hidden");
    },8000);
    $j(qtyminus).click(function($){
      qtyvalue=parseInt($j(qtyinput).val());
      maxallowed=parseInt($j(qtyinput).attr('max'));
      if(qtyvalue<2){checkFreeze(); return;}
       $j(qtyinput).val(qtyvalue-1);
                checkFreeze();    });
    $j(qtyplus).click(function($){
      qtyvalue=parseInt($j(qtyinput).val());
      maxallowed=parseInt($j(qtyinput).attr('max'));
      //    console.log(qtyvalue + " -- - -" + maxallowed);
      if(maxallowed<=qtyvalue){
        checkFreeze(); return;}
    $j(qtyinput).val(qtyvalue+1);
           checkFreeze();         });
  
  });
        </script>

html tags on product page. make sure you add these AROUND quantity input

<a id=qtyminus class="freeze fa fa-minus hidden"></a>
<input class="select-on-focus" min=1 type="text" size="3" id="quantity" name="quantity" value="1" {% if issingle %}max="{{ current_variant.inventory_quantity }}" {% endif; %}/>
<a id=qtyplus class="{% if current_variant.inventory_quantity==1 %}freeze {% endif; %}fa fa-plus hidden"></a>
              

javascript function inside your theme.js. Reason: so that this gets loaded aka defined before updateSku is called()

function checkFreeze(){
    $j=new jQuery.noConflict();
    var qtyinput=$j("#quantity");
    var qtyplus=$j("#qtyplus");
    var maxallowed=parseInt($j(qtyinput).attr('max'));
    var qtyminus=$j("#qtyminus");
      var qtyvalue=parseInt($j(qtyinput).val());
  //alert("max is "+maxallowed);
      if(maxallowed==0 || maxallowed===undefined){        
             $j(qtyplus,qtyminus).addClass("freeze");
        $j(qtyinput).val(0);
        return;
      }
  qtyvalue=parseInt($j(qtyinput).val());
      if(qtyvalue>=maxallowed){//newval=1;
        $j(qtyinput).val(maxallowed);
             $j(qtyplus).addClass("freeze");  
        }
      else{
        if(qtyvalue<1)
        $j(qtyinput).val(1);
      $j(qtyplus).removeClass("freeze");
      }
  qtyvalue=parseInt($j(qtyinput).val());
      if(qtyvalue>1){
        
      $j(qtyminus).removeClass("freeze");}
      else {
             $j(qtyminus).addClass("freeze");     
                  }
    };

changes in function updatesku. Add these lines inside the function. Make sure you have already followed part1

if(inv_qty[ variant.id ]!==undefined)$("#quantity").attr('max',inv_qty[ variant.id ]);
    else $("#quantity").attr('max',0);
    $(document).ready(function(){checkFreeze();});

After making changes as discussed in part1 and this article, the final updatesku function looks somewhat this


  _.updateSku = function(variant, $container){
    $container.find('.sku .sku__value').html( variant ? variant.sku : '' );
    $container.find('.sku').toggleClass('sku--no-sku', !variant || !variant.sku);
    if(inv_qty[ variant.id ] <1 || inv_qty[ variant.id ]==undefined)$("#stockstatus").html("<p class=bomb>Sold Out!</span></p>");
    else if(inv_qty[ variant.id ] <6)$("#stockstatus").html("<p class=fire>Hurry! Only <span class='variant-inventory'>"+ inv_qty[ variant.id ] + "</span> left in stock.</p>");
    else $("#stockstatus").html("<p class=grass><span class='variant-inventory'>"+ inv_qty[ variant.id ] + "</span> available in stock.</p>");
  if(inv_qty[ variant.id ]!==undefined)$("#quantity").attr('max',inv_qty[ variant.id ]);
    else $("#quantity").attr('max',0);
    $(document).ready(function(){checkFreeze();});
  }

CSS – can be added in custom.css

#qtydiv a{border: 1px solid #777;
    border-radius: 3px;
    font-size: 16px;
    padding: 0;
    line-height: 30px;
    width: 30px;
    background: #efefef;
    color: #444;
    height: 30px;
    vertical-align: baseline;
    text-align: center;
    cursor: pointer;
  margin:0 5px;}
#qtydiv a.freeze{cursor:not-allowed;
  border: 1px solid #eee;
    color: #bcbcbc;}

Sort keys of an array based on order of values in another array – PHP

$a=array(56,7,6,8,5,34);
$b=array(
array(6,"34er34",44),
array(8,"34d34",44),
array(7,"343th4",44),
array(34,"343d4",44),
array(56,"3434",44),
array(5,"343gh4",44));
$d=array_column($b,0);
var_dump($d);
$g=[];
foreach($a as $c)
{
  $f=array_search($c,$d);
  if($f!==false)
      $g[]=$b[$f];
 }
var_export($g);

How to filter and validate pincode in Indian woocommerce?

By default, Woocommerce only validates ZIP code of few countries only. Woocommerce stores in India, are thus invalidated in case of PINCODE inputs from customers. Here is how you can enable checking of pincode for India woocommerce:

Put the following code in your custom function file or child theme functions.php

add_filter('woocommerce_validate_postcode','validate_indian_postcode',10,3);

function validate_indian_postcode($valid, $postcode, $country){
	if($country=="IN")
			$valid = (bool) preg_match( '/^([0-9]{6})$/', $postcode );
  // checks your $postcode, if valid $valid will be true because of preg_match else false
  return $valid;
}

Reference:

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/blob/ef0f527b40dba539e982efff26211fa577a24cf9/includes/class-wc-validation.php#L44

How to show stock quantity for all variants in shopify?

How to show “xxx left in stock” on shopify product page?

Shopify – show ONLY XX AVAILABLE IN STOCK on product page

Start by adding snippet in product-template.liquid

 <div id="stockstatus">
        {% if product.variants.size < 2 %}
          {% assign current_variant= product.variants.first %}
        {% endif %}
        {% if current_variant.inventory_quantity < 1 %}
            <p class="zero">Sold Out!<span class="variant-inventory">{{ current_variant.inventory_quantity }}</span></p>
        {% elsif current_variant.inventory_quantity < 6 %}
            <p class="few">Hurry! Only <span class="variant-inventory">{{ current_variant.inventory_quantity }}</span> left in stock.</p>
        {% else %}
            <p class="plenty"><span class="variant-inventory">{{ current_variant.inventory_quantity }}</span> available in stock.</p>
        {% endif %}
 </div>
<script>
     var inv_qty = {};
     {% for var in product.variants %}
           inv_qty[{{- var.id -}}] = {{ var.inventory_quantity | default: 0 }};
     {% endfor %}
</script>

Now in theme.js or theme.js.liquid and edit function updateSku / _.updateSku

if(inv_qty[ variant.id ] <1 || inv_qty[ variant.id ]==undefined)$("#stockstatus").html("<p class=zero>Sold Out!</span></p>");
    else if(inv_qty[ variant.id ] <6)$("#stockstatus").html("<p class=few>Hurry! Only <span class='variant-inventory'>"+ inv_qty[ variant.id ] + "</span> left in stock.</p>");
    else $("#stockstatus").html("<p class=plenty><span class='variant-inventory'>"+ inv_qty[ variant.id ] + "</span> available in stock.</p>");
  

Now add some CSS in custom.css or styles.css

p.zero,p.few,p.plenty{background: #b2e7b2;
    display: inline-block;
    padding: 3px 10px;}
p.few:before {
    content: "\f0e7";
    font-family: "FontAwesome";
    margin-right: 10px;}
p.zero:before {
    content: "\f119";
    font-family: "FontAwesome";
    margin-right: 10px;}
p.few,p.zero{color: #fff;background: #eb5050 !important;}

Also note, you can add css for the qty number by using selector

.variant-inventory{font-weight:bold}
or more specifically
#stockstatus .variant-inventory{font-weight:bold}

Hopefully it would work on your theme

Extend this functionality to show quantity plus minus buttons also

References:

https://community.shopify.com/c/Shopify-Design/Showing-the-stock-quantity-per-variant/m-p/428953/highlight/true#M111057

https://community.shopify.com/c/Shopify-Design/How-do-I-Show-inventory-quantities-on-product-pages-using-Debut/m-p/330715/highlight/true#M86371

https://community.shopify.com/c/Shopify-Design/See-if-a-product-has-variants/m-p/414669/highlight/true#M107631

What is DMARC and How to set it up?

DMARC stands for Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance

It can be used as a way to prevent specific type of SPAM. Hence it should be added as TXT record in your DNS zone, just like SPF and DKIM signatures.

Example DMARC policies

These are some example policies and how they appear in the DNS TXT record.

TXT record hostname must be “_dmarc

The values in these examples are defined in DMARC TXT record values, below.

Actions to take for failed DMARC checkTXT record contents
Take no action on messages that fail the DMARC check. Email a daily report to [email protected]v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:[email protected]
Put 5% of the messages that fail the DMARC check in recipients’ spam folders. Email a daily report to [email protected]v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; pct=5; rua=mailto:[email protected]
Reject 100% of messages that fail the DMARC check. Email a daily report to two addresses: [email protected] and [email protected]. Failed messages cause an SMTP bounce to the sender.v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:[email protected], mailto:[email protected]

Further Reading:

https://support.google.com/a/answer/2466580

https://support.google.com/a/answer/2466563?hl=en&ref_topic=2759254