So you're saying that when you have an item at stock 1, someone comes in via
Paypal and purchases said item, the item inventory does not detract 1 from
the stock level?

That sounds to me like the paypal order isn't being completed to the end,
and as such your shop isn't detecting a sale at all.

On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 10:23 AM, jc <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi!
>
> Thanks so much for the reply back, anything helps! Yes, what you mentioned
> is already configured properly within my Satchmo store. For example, I've
> already
> went under /settings and checked the "Track Inventory levels" and I
> unchecked "Allow checkout with 0 inventory?" as well. I then went into
> /admin/inventory/edit/ (you can do this under the individual products as
> well) and for testing purposes, set all items in stock to only 1. Now, if a
> customer
> tries to purchase more than one item, it alerts the customer that there is
> only 1 in stock, which is good. But, and here is where my problem is at, if
> customer comes
> to the site and adds one item to the cart, checks out, and pays for the
> order (via PayPal sandbox at this time). Then another customer from another
> computer comes in a hour
> later and orders that same item, it will not stop that customer from
> ordering, even though that item has been purchased and the stock level is
> actually suppose to
> be at 0, because of the previous order. And then an hour later, another
> customer comes to the site and orders 1 more, when in fact the stock level
> now is is at
> 0.:)
>
> So what I'm trying to do is figure out how get Satchmo take one "out of
> stock" when someone orders.
> So if someone orders something, my Inventory Level need to be at one less.
> For example, over at /admin/inventory/edit/ it would say
> 0.000000 after the order. This way it will stop the ordering when I'm out
> of stock of items.
>
> Right now, I'm not sure if it's something in the cart.py file in Satchmo or
> maybe it's a PayPal thing, where it's send something back to
> Satchmo and updates my Inventory Level? Or maybe neither, I mainly need
> some advice to get me going.
>
> @Guybrush Are your stock levels being adjusted after each order? If so, do
> you happen to have any advice in what I'm "missing" here? Regardless,
> anything to put
> me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated. Like I said, at
> this point I'm not sure where and when the process of take the actual item
> out of
> inventory happens, maybe it can be done in more than one way as well. I'm
> mainly interested in how I can adjust my stocks levels after each order,
> just need a
> little guidance.
>
> Thanks again for the replies in the past...they've helped...
>
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