@Faiz Thanks

Hey @Faiz , is there a dockerized version of 1.4.1? I see the dockerized version is way too outdated?

thanks @rajfartyal and @Faiz , I have got it... Sorry for the delayed response

I am trying to restructure my home page to have Rooms at the top instead of interior. Which file is used to structure these files in the home page? (Interior, Amenities, Rooms, Testimonials.)

funny how I just found it now right before I check the forum, thanks @Sumit . this is much appriciated.

Hi guys,

I am trying to find out where ajaxCart.add method is. When I click Book Now button I get this error "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined"
It looks like I am passing object id that does not exist. I did print the output of ajaxCart.add on hotelcommerce/themes/hotel-reservation-theme/js/modules/blockcart/ajax-cart.js and I get the above error.

I would like to know where is function add from ajaxCart.add coming from so I can debug even further. I have removed the hotel dropdown and only using the location search textbox to get the hotels for the location. I have a feeling that it's caused by that but I get the hotel rooms fine, the problem starts when I click on "Book Now" button.

Below is the function I am on:
$(document).off('click', '.ajax_add_to_cart_button').on('click', '.ajax_add_to_cart_button', function(e) {
e.preventDefault();
var idProduct = parseInt($(this).data('id-product'));
var idProductAttribute = parseInt($(this).data('id-product-attribute'));

        var dateFrom = $(this).attr('cat_rm_check_in');
        var dateTo = $(this).attr('cat_rm_check_out');

        /* By Webkul
         * Note : In our case minimalQuantity is taken from Qty. field
         */
        // var minimalQuantity =  parseInt($(this).data('minimal_quantity'));
        var minimalQuantity = parseInt($(this).data('minimal_quantity'));
        var minimalQuantity = $("#cat_quantity_wanted_" + idProduct).val();
        if (!minimalQuantity)
            minimalQuantity = 1;
        console.log("datefrom:" + dateFrom);
        console.log("dateTo: " + dateTo );
        console.log("Produict ID: " + idProduct );
        console.log("minimal Quantity: " + minimalQuantity );
        if ($(this).prop('disabled') != 'disabled')
            **ajaxCart.add(idProduct, idProductAttribute, false, this, minimalQuantity, null, dateFrom, dateTo);**
            AjaxVariable = ajaxCart.add(idProduct, idProductAttribute, false, this, minimalQuantity, null, dateFrom, dateTo);
            console.log("p**rinting ajax")
            console.log(AjaxVariable);

});

Thanks

@Sumit I have already figured it out, thanks. I am customizing the the front page to only use the hotel location search textbox and remove the hotel dropdown. I followed the process as per this question I asked a few weeks ago -> https://forums.qloapps.com/topic/258/pass-parameters-to-the-categorycontroller

This is now fixed. thanks

Hey guys,

can you help with the DB structure. I am trying to find out how the hotel location table (Table: Category) is linked with hotels and their rooms. I see there is Category, Categoty_lang (which is where the hotel location is stored), Category_product, category_shop tables.

I see that Hotel location is stored in the category_lang table, with hotels as well. I wanna know how it pulls the hotel categories from the hotel dropdown when one clicks the submit button. I tried to pass the city_cat_id as a category but it doesn't find the hotels. as far as I understand these are all stored in the category_lang table.

Thanks in advance

Thanks @Sumit , I found it... much appreciated...

Hi guys,

I am new to Qloapps, I am trying to pass URL parameters from the RoomSearchWrapper.tpl to the category controller. I have been trying to find out how are they passed but I cannot find anything and the form looks like this :

I checked the js file as well but I cannot find nothing. by default it hotel id, check in and check out like this : /index.php?id_category=23&controller=category&date_from=2019-12-03&date_to=2019-12-04

Thanks