Episerver 10: Adding same SKU to the cart as different lineitems

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Episerver 10: Adding same SKU to the cart as different lineitems fails

sapna mishra

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We need to add same SKU to cart as different lienitems. This happens when there is a item with personalized information. A customer can add 1 item with personalization values and another with a different personalization value. In this situation the same SKU needs to be added twice to the cart as individual lineitem. This fails.

var orderService = ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance();
orderService.Save(cart);

Is there a way to customize the IOrderRepository.Save(cart) method? Which Dll can have its detailed implementation?

#178141

May 02, 2017 21:08

Son Do

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Hi, Sapna

You could add a new lineItem with same SKU and also add some personal value into that. Those codes below is example:

var orderRepository = ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance<IOrderRepository>();
var cart = orderRepository.LoadOrCreateCart<ICart>(customerId, "Default");

var lineItem = cart.CreateLineItem(entryCode);
lineItem.Quantity = 1;
lineItem.PlacedPrice = 100;
lineItem.Properties["personalValue"] = "customValue ... ";

var shipment = cart.GetFirstShipment();
shipment.LineItems.Add(lineItem);

orderRepository.Save(cart);

And you could repeat this with the same entry code to add more lineitem.

var cart = orderRepository.LoadOrCreateCart<ICart>(customerId, "Default");

var lineItem = cart.CreateLineItem(entryCode);
lineItem.Quantity = 1;
lineItem.PlacedPrice = 100;
lineItem.Properties["personalValue"] = "other value ... ";

var shipment = cart.GetFirstShipment();
shipment.LineItems.Add(lineItem);

orderRepository.Save(cart);

Hope this helps,

/Son Do

#178144

May 03, 2017 8:15

sapna mishra

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Whoohooo!!!! That worked like a charm. Thak you!

#178182

May 03, 2017 17:57

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