I have the following workflow for an application in which customers can select and configure the partitions, screens and furniture for an exhibition stand at a trade show..
I have a sense that Fancy Product Designer will meet my needs, but there are a few conceptual gaps.
I would appreciate any input on how to implement my requirements, or an indication that FPD will not be suitable.
The components are loaded as SVG files
Customer comes to the site (Wordpress/Woocommerce)
They start a custom build
They select the size of the stand (the floor space available to them)
They select and position a range of screens and other components onto the floor
They select a material type and colour for each (e.g. Felt, Green)
The selection of components and materials updates the price in real time
They have the option to switch to a 3D render of the layout
When they checkout, each component and its materials and colour are listed
Thanks
Brendon
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rady kal posted
almost 6 years ago
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Except of point 8 everything should be possible. But you can set up own your testing environment and create a product in my admin demo: http://demo.fancyproductdesigner.com/
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rady kalposted
almost 6 years ago
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Please create a ticket with your question, so we can check your purchase license and assist you in a private discussion.
The data is stored as JSON in the mysql database. The plugin has own tables and for WC orders, it will be stored in the oder item meta.
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Adept Digitalposted
almost 6 years ago
Hi
Thanks for the response.
In terms of the 3D view...
When items are added and configured in FPD, is the location of the items stored?
If so, how is that data stored? I am thinking that I could write a plugin for your plugin that fetches the data and does a 3D render.
Thanks
Brendon
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rady kalposted
almost 6 years ago
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Except of point 8 everything should be possible. But you can set up own your testing environment and create a product in my admin demo: http://demo.fancyproductdesigner.com/
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Adept Digitalposted
almost 6 years ago
Customers can also start by selecting a pre-existing configuration and then customising it to meet their needs.
The pre-existing configuration is not affected by their changes.
Thanks
Brendon
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I have the following workflow for an application in which customers can select and configure the partitions, screens and furniture for an exhibition stand at a trade show..
I have a sense that Fancy Product Designer will meet my needs, but there are a few conceptual gaps.
I would appreciate any input on how to implement my requirements, or an indication that FPD will not be suitable.
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rady kal posted almost 6 years ago Admin Best Answer
Except of point 8 everything should be possible. But you can set up own your testing environment and create a product in my admin demo: http://demo.fancyproductdesigner.com/
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rady kal posted almost 6 years ago Admin
Please create a ticket with your question, so we can check your purchase license and assist you in a private discussion.
http://support.fancyproductdesigner.com/support/tickets/new
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Adept Digital posted almost 6 years ago
Hi
My client has purchased FPD, and we are now configuring things.
I think I am misunderstanding a key concept.
Please can you guide me:
Woocommerce:
Category: Event display
Product: Event Display stand
Linked to same in FPD
FPD:
Product: Event Display Stand
Layer: Floor plan
Element: A piece of furniture that is going to go in the display
Currently we have these as SVG and PNG files.
The user needs to be able to customise the colour of these.
We want the library of elements to be on the sidebar, so that the user can add them.
When they add one, the total price changes.
Currently, when we add an element, it ends up appearing on the floor plan automatically, rather than being an element that the user selects.
I found a screenshot which seems to point to what we want (it is rather old):
http://support.fancyproductdesigner.com/support/discussions/topics/5000045106/page/2?url_locale= (a few posts down).
Thanks
Brendon
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rady kal posted almost 6 years ago Admin
The data is stored as JSON in the mysql database. The plugin has own tables and for WC orders, it will be stored in the oder item meta.
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Adept Digital posted almost 6 years ago
Hi
Thanks for the response.
In terms of the 3D view...
When items are added and configured in FPD, is the location of the items stored?
If so, how is that data stored? I am thinking that I could write a plugin for your plugin that fetches the data and does a 3D render.
Thanks
Brendon
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rady kal posted almost 6 years ago Admin Answer
Except of point 8 everything should be possible. But you can set up own your testing environment and create a product in my admin demo: http://demo.fancyproductdesigner.com/
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Adept Digital posted almost 6 years ago
Customers can also start by selecting a pre-existing configuration and then customising it to meet their needs.
The pre-existing configuration is not affected by their changes.
Thanks
Brendon
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