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Prerequisites
Conventions

Chapter 0: Preparation

Problem 0.0: How to get an Episerver Commerce site up and running
Problem 0.1: Dependency injection
Problem 0.2: Register dependency
Problem 0.3: The dependency lifecycle

Chapter 1: Catalog System recipes

Problem 1.0: How to identify a catalog content
Problem 1.1: Get all catalogs
Problem 1.2: Traverse the catalog.
Problem 1.2.2: Find unpublished variants
Problem 1.3: Read only Catalog UI
Problem 1.4: Choose an URL style
Problem 1.4.1: Switch between url styles
Problem 1.5: Remove the catalog name from product url
Problem 1.6: Multiple catalogs with same url
Problem 1.6.2: Building the outgoing URLs
Problem 1.6.3: Beyond multiple sites
Problem 1.6.4: Url without catalog name in multiple catalogs scenario
Problem 1.6.5: Url without categories
Problem 1.7: Get products belong to a specific market
Problem 1.8: Move catalog items around
Problem 1.8.2 Set the primary node
Problem 1.8.3: Adjust sort order
Problem 1.9: Build a breadcrumb
Problem 1.9.2: Build a breadcrumb: multiple categories scenario

Chapter 2: Inventories and Prices.

Problem 2.0: Update a price
Problem 2.0.1 Update prices
Problem 2.1: Optimize prices, your own way
Problem 2.2: Store the MSRP (Manufacturer suggested retail price)
Problem 2.2.2: Edit the price type
Problem 2.2.3: Show previous prices
Problem 2.3: Change prices globally
Problem 2.4: Handle obsoleted prices
Problem 2.5: Split shipments on inventory status
Problem 2.5.2 Copying lineitem properties.
Problem 2.6: Update inventory, the safe way.
Problem 2.7: Select fulfillment warehouse
Problem 2.8: Cancel inventory reservation
Problem 2.8.2 Cancel one line item

Chapter 3: Order

Problem 3.1: Find abandoned carts
Problem 3.1.2: Searching for serializable abandoned carts
Problem 3.2: Add metafield to cart
Problem 3.2.2: Adding metafield to cart via code
Problem 3.2.3: Performance considerations
Problem 3.3: Add items to cart
Problem 3.3.2: Add a bundle to cart
Problem 3.3.2: Remove an item from cart
Problem 3.4: Shipment cost-based shipping cost
Problem 3.4.2: Configure a shipping method.
Problem 3.5: Migrate carts when users log in
Problem 3.6: Customize tax calculation

Chapter 4: Events

Problem 4.1: Reindex entries when there are changes.
Problem 4.1.2: React to prices and inventories events.
Problem 4.1.3: Remove entries from index
Problem 4.2: Incremental indexing without events
Problem 4.3: Update when there are updates
Problem 4.3.2: A slightly different approach for listening to events
Problem 4.4: Reindex when stock level reaches a threshold

Chapter 5: Searching

Problem 5.1: Searching for entries
Problem 5.2: Building a facet.
Problem 5.3: Add additional fields to the index.
Problem 5.3.2: Add additional fields to Find index
Problem 5.4: Fast category pages.
Problem 5.5 Skip indexing certain entries
Problem 5.5.2 Better partial indexing
Problem 5.5.3: Skip indexing content in Find
Problem 5.5.4: Hide entries from Find searches

Chapter 6: Promotions.

Problem 6.0: Get all promotions.
Problem 6.1: How to add coupon code.
Problem 6.2: Change prices globally
Problem 6.3: Multiple coupons per promotion
Problem 6.3.2: Multiple coupons for built-in promotions
Problem 6.3.3 Get comprehensive coupon applied status
Problem 6.3.4: Cache valid coupon codes
Problem 6.4: Get coupon code statistics
Problem 6.5: Get product listing with discounted prices
Problem 6.6: Predict the rate of applicable orders
Problem 6.7: Multiple markets campaign
Problem 6.7.2: Process multiple markets campaign
Problem 6.7.3: Process shipping methods for multiple markets
Problem 6.8: Promotions by visitor groups

Chapter 7: Customer recipes

Problem 7.1: Add new fields to the contact
Problem 7.1.2: Ensure contact metafields
Problem 7.2: Change the contact select screen
Problem 7.3: Promotion for loyal customers
Problem 7.4: Shared cart within organization

Chapter 8: Framework

Problem 8.1: Extend the default behavior
Problem 8.1.2: The partial overridden IProfileMigrator
Problem 8.2: Shared singleton

Chapter 9: Mixes

Problem 9.1 Add items to indexing queue
Problem 9.2: Migrates all promotions to new campaign type

Chapter 10: Extending Commerce Manager

10.1 Add wish-list management
10.2: Add organization to order list
10.2.1: Add the organization, the alternative way

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