Frédéric Gilson (fgi)On 4/30/14, 8:56 PM Answered the exact way through UI. But this will not be the correct way always. We can do that in our code like in the shop controller just check the thing whether has a user and only render the e-commerce template if request has a user.

eg:

@http.route([
        '/shop',
        '/shop/page/<int:page>',
        '/shop/category/<model("product.public.category"):category>',
        '/shop/category/<model("product.public.category"):category>/page/<int:page>'
    ], type='http', auth="public", website=True)
    def shop(self, page=0, category=None, search='', ppg=False, **post):
      if request.uid:
         #only render the template with other operations
         return request.website.render("website_sale.products", values)
      else:
         return request.website.render("website_sale.error_page", {}) 

can you share screenshots or video for this 

@Frédéric Gilson,

Excellent solution. Does not need any module installation.

Thank you

hi,

I followed the steps, and the user is no longer able to access to mysite.com/shop.

but... the public user can still access to my shop store via google (in google I see all the items that I have on the shop) and access to "add to cart" button.

To avoid this issue:

You need to install the "Warning Messages and Alerts" module; then you need to go to Sales -> Customers -> "Public User" -> Warnings -> Warning on the Sales Order -> Blocking Message.

Regards

Frédéric Gilson (fgi)   - Brilliant Answer, works every time.

Hi Frédéric,

I followed your steps in the HTML editor but even users that are not signed in can still see the Webshop in the menu (although the page gets blank when they click the menu item). Do you have any idea why? I tried to delete the browser history and it didn't help.

/Johanna

Hello Frédéric.

I have followed your steps, but I don't find "Rule definition" to enter that piece of code, instead I can see "Domain".

Do I have to enter it in the "Domain" field?

Thanks.

@Luke as I cannot add a new comment or answer I'll answer to you by editing my previous answer. As far as I understand from you my wish cannot be accomplished in the SAAS version so I will not start a new post for now. In case I plan to install on VPS instead I might get back to you. Thx for your help so far.

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I would like to use the webshop as a catalogue only to users who are not logged in showing public price. However only invited users (retailers) are allowed to logon and able to order at the (wholesale) pricelist assigned to them.

Therefore I'm looking for a way to only remove the "add to cart" button from the product overview and product page. Tried looking for a submit tag in the html where I could put groups="base.group_user,base.group_portal to see if this would only hide the cart button but couldn't find a spot to put it.

Anybody any suggestions?

Best regards,

Denise