You might want to check to see if the existing listeners built-in to
Satchmo are affecting the behaviour.
Try creating your own listener by copying the code from
veto_out_of_stock, and then disconnect the satchmo listener:
signals.satchmo_cart_add_verify.disconnect(listeners.veto_out_of_stock)
Then connect your new listener
signals.satchmo_cart_add_verify.connect(veto_for_product_qty,
sender=None)
Also, be aware that depending on where you set up your signals they
may be getting called twice per request. I had that problem once..
- David
On Jul 16, 2:21 pm, lzantal <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I wrote an app (productqty) that checks the product added to the cart
> and it reduces the quantity if it is over the max qty set for that
> product.( Eg: Limit 3 per customer, customer adds 5 it will be reduced
> to 3). I have a working app but its not very efficent with large
> carts.
>
> I tryed to alter the added quantity through these signals:
> signals.satchmo_cart_add_verify.connect(veto_for_product_qty,
> sender=None)
> signals.satchmo_cart_details_query.connect(veto_product_qty,
> sender=None)
> But my overwrite got ignored.
>
> So I resulted using:
> signals.satchmo_cart_changed.connect(veto_cart_changed, sender=None)
> In that listener I loop through the cart-items and make the
> adjustment.
> It works great but it has a big overhead if the cart contains many
> items.
> I would like to use satchmo_cart_add_verify or
> satchmo_cart_details_query since they provide the cart-item and
> prodct.
>
> Any help would be appreciated
>
> lzantal
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