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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 3.1.0-b1
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Fix Version/s: 3.2.0
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Component/s: None
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Labels:None
Description
When a service is added, a quantity of 0 can be entered, (e.g. for universal module service options), and when added through checkout, is converted to a quantity of 1. Instead, an error should be displayed that the quantity should be 1+.
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This issue appears to request that:
- Services with quantity 0 not appear in the Order plugin checkout process
- Service options with quantity 0 not appear in the Order plugin checkout process
The above can't be handled gracefully in the Order plugin because it must support display items in the order summary (that may not necessarily be in the cart). For example:
- User loads AJAX slider order form
- Default package has blank quantity field (quantity is zero)
The above requirements insist that any service with quantity zero not appear in the summary. This would prevent that item's configurable options from being shown in the order summary as well. I don't believe that is the desired behavior.
According to CORE-1121, any service with quantity of 0 will result in error when adding, so checkout is blocked.
So, what, exactly, is the purpose and goal of not allowing items with 0 quantity through the Order plugin?
Cody Phillips (Inactive)
added a comment - - edited This issue appears to request that:
Services with quantity 0 not appear in the Order plugin checkout process
Service options with quantity 0 not appear in the Order plugin checkout process
The above can't be handled gracefully in the Order plugin because it must support display items in the order summary (that may not necessarily be in the cart). For example:
User loads AJAX slider order form
Default package has blank quantity field (quantity is zero)
The above requirements insist that any service with quantity zero not appear in the summary. This would prevent that item's configurable options from being shown in the order summary as well. I don't believe that is the desired behavior.
According to CORE-1121 , any service with quantity of 0 will result in error when adding, so checkout is blocked.
So, what, exactly, is the purpose and goal of not allowing items with 0 quantity through the Order plugin? 
This would apply only to configurable options, not to packages with a quantity of 0.