Blog posts tagged with 'nopcommerce'

We all know the importance of having a "Contact Us" form on your online store. It lets your customers to reach you, ask question, provide feedback and much more. Many store admins using nopCommerce do not know, how to setup the contact us form correctly on  their online store as the form does not come pre-configured.

Here is a quick tutorial on how to setup "Contact Us" form in your nopCommerce store.

All you need is:
- Mailbox credentials (email address that will be used for mailing purpose)
- Access to administration section of nopCommerce

I just finished implementing a password strength check meter for nopCommerce registration page as I feel in e-commerce business payment transactions are done, so security issue is very important. In the registration page, password strength checking meter should be there in order to notify user if his/her password is strong enough or not. Today most of the websites use this password strength meter to check the strength of the password.

Here are the steps to add a password strength meter to your nopCommerce register page.

Many times, new users of nopCommerce get confused about whether to use No Source / web version OR Source code  for their website(s) and they do not know the difference between the two.

You can deploy your website by using either one but both serves a different purpose (depending on  your requirements).

Here is a complete explanation of when you need to know.

So, many nopCommerce users asks for more choices in regard to themes / layout. In past, Striving Programmers Community have provided many free nopCommerce themes to many users.

We are planning to provide more new nopCommerce themes to our users and all the themes will be FREE.

We would like to know your thoughts!

Many times, I have seen users asking same question in regard to nopCommerce "How to hide menu item based on roles". Since nopCommerce offers a great feature called "Access control list", it does makes sense that an administrator of any website would like to show or hide some pages or menu item to give limit access to other users who are maintaining the site or have access to the admin section.

Today, I am going to show how to accomplish this and I hope it helps nopCommerce users who are looking for a solution to this problem / question.

Many times, I get a common question in regard to nopCommerce: "How to add a custom page in nopCommerce?". As nopCommerce switched from webforms to MVC, this question became more common on nopCommerce forums and I received a lot of requests from several nopCommerce users asking help.

Many ASP.NET developers are still new to MVC, as it can be a learning curve for any .NET developer, so I completely understand that it can be overwhelming to work with something that is totally different from webforms.

So, here I am writing an article on this topic to answer this common question and I hope it helps nopCommerce users who are looking for a solution to this problem / question.