Display an advanced Google Map to help customers locate their nearest store. Export and import physical store addresses into your Google Places account.
Show all the places where you sell on a Google map with Point of Sale for Magento 2
Display all your points of sale in the Google Map available from the store locator and create specific pages for each store.
Show all your stores on a Google map
Geolocation — Display the nearest store thanks to geolocation.
Get directions — Show directions to all your stores from any location.
Unit systems — Choose to display distance in miles or kilometers.
Enjoy easy and quick configuration
API Key — Add your API key to the configuration.
Google Map — Enable or disable the Google Map.
Store information — Display store details and additional information.
Images — Add images to your stores.
Opening hours — Configure opening and lunch hours for each day of the week.
Days off — Configure holidays and days off for each store.
Sitemap — Store pages are automatically added to the sitemap.xml file.
Deeply customize each store
Custom attributes Create custom attributes for your points of sale and add the placeholders in your templates.
Display customization Edit the display of each store using variables and CSS code.
Create specific pages for each store
Create a unique page for each one of your points of sale and customize the content for each page as you want.
Use a cross-device tool
Fully responsive — The extension is designed to be responsive on all devices to offer an optimized mobile experience.
Multi-store and multi-website — You can define a specific configuration for each Magento store and website.
Export and import all your points of sale
Gain considerable time importing all your stores to Magento and easily download a CSV file that includes all information about the points of sale you've just created or imported.
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Content
How to use Point Of Sale for Magento
According to Google a great part of retail sales are influenced by the web, but the majority is made in shops from local retailers to the big chains.
The Point Of Sale extension for Magento 2 will increase awareness of all your stores by allowing you to highlight them on a customized Google Map which is then placed on any page of your website.
This map uses HTML5 code which helps the customer by providing, on the same web page, their current position, and a route map to their nearest point of sale.
Specific information relative to each point of sale can be easily customized from the Magento 2 back-office. For example, opening times, postal, and website addresses.
STEP 1: Manage your Points of Sale
First of all, you need to create your points of sale. For this, from Magento 2 backoffice, go to: Sales › Point Of Sale › Manage POS / WH
Add your points of sale
With Point of Sale, you can manage as many warehouses or points of sale as you want from the backend of Magento 2.
To configure your points of sale, click on Create New Point Of Sale / Warehouse.
If the button is not displayed, you can check that permissions have been assigned for that user in: Sales › Permissions
General information
Each POS must have at least a name, a code, an order of display, longitude and latitude coordinates.
Other information is additional, however, we recommend you to fill in a maximum of fields to be able to reuse them in the Google Map display.
Code (internal use) This is a unique identification code used in the back-office of Magento 2 for each point of sale. This code is also used by Google Addresses to identify points of sale if data files are exported to a Google Places account.
Name This is the name that appears on the front-office of your website in Google Maps. It can be a shop sign or help to localize the point of sale, eg. «USA Washington Store».
Type of display The type of display defines whether a point of sale is visible or not in Google Maps: Warehouse = invisible on the Gmap/checkout Point of Sale = visible on the Gmap/checkout
Visible on store locator Display the point of sale in the store locator.
Order of display This is the order of display on the Google Map.
Latitude & Longitude This information is essential to allow the point of sale to be displayed in Google Maps. You can find this information with Google Maps.
Address & Hours
All the details specified in Address & Hours appear in the information section when a customer selects a particular point of sale. You must fill in:
Address (lines 1&2) Street number, street name, floor number...
City, Postal code, State The state code is essential if data files are exported to a Google Places account.
Country The country allows customers to filter the point of sale search results.
Main phone The telephone number is essential if data files are exported to a Google Places account.
Email It is the email to contact the website.
Image This is the image associated with a point of sale eg. the shop front, the logo etc... The image appears in the information section when a customer selects this particular point of sale. The image can be a .jpeg, .gif or .jpg file.
Description This is a description of the point of sale. The description appears in the information section when a customer selects this particular POS.
Hours The opening hours can be shown for each point of sale. You can set lunch hours as well.
Days off You can list all the days off. Each date must be on a new line formatted as follows:
yyyy-mm-dd
Note that you can also add hours off. Each date and hour must be on a new line formatted as follows:
yyyy-mm-dd HH:ii-HH:ii
In the case where there are several breaks during the day, you'll need to add one line per break time, for example:
2019-02-25 14:00-15:00
2019-02-25 18:30-19:30
Store views selection
A point of sale can be linked to one or more store views. Only the points of sale that are linked to at least one store view are then displayed for customers in Google Maps.
Customer group selection
You must then select in the Customer Group Selection tab, the customer group(s) that will be able to see the point of sale.
Frontend
You have the possibility to define a display that is specific to the POS/WH for the Store Locator and the Store Page.
Store Locator
In the Store Locator page, you can use the global store description, or use a specific one for the POS/WH.
{{address_1}}, {{address_2}}, {{city}}, {{state}}, {{country}}, {{zipcode}} The point of sale address
{{hours}} The point of sale opening hours
{{description}} The point of sale description
{{image}} The point of sale image
{{link}} Link to the point of sale page
{{google_map}} The Google map with the targeted point of sale Note that you can't use the Google map variable in the Store locator description template.
For each store, you can define your own attributes in order to customize the store page as you want.
For this, go to: Sales › Point Of Sale › POS / WH Attributes
Click on Add a new attribute.
This works the same way than product attributes.
The attribute can be:
text: simple input
textarea: multi-line input
wysiwyg: HTML input
Note that the attribute code will be generated automatically from the attribute label.
Once saved, a notification displays and the attribute is listed in the grid.
Once created, the attributes will be displayed in the Additional information tab of each point of sale.
Then, they can be used in the description template for the store locator and in the template for the point of sale page.
Import and export a CSV file
Import
To import a CSV file, click on Import a CSV file. You can then click on Browse to upload your file in Magento 2 (your file must be a CSV file).
Once you have chosen your file, click on Import file.
A message is displayed and notifies that the POS/WH have been imported in: Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS / WH
Export
To export a CSV file, it is quite easy, you need to click on Export a csv file, and you will be able to download a CSV file that includes all information about the points of sale you've just created or imported.
Configure the display of your points of sale
In order to edit the display of your points of sale in the Google map, go to: Stores › Settings › Configuration › Wyomind › Point Of Sale
There you will be able to add your API key in the Google API key field.
Indeed, Google is now asking an API key to display the Google map. If you don't have an API key yet, check our faq to know how to get your own key.
Edit the location configuration
You can totally configure the location:
Number of POS to display according to the distance Note that 0 means unlimited.
Display the distance from the customer location to the store in the store title You can add the distance to the store from the customer location.
Display the duration from the customer location to the store in the store title You can add the time it takes from the customer location to go to the store.
Unit systems for the distance Choose between Metric or Imperial.
Edit the store description
You can change the display of your points of sale and even add some PHP code.
For example, let's say you want to display the phone number in red. You'll just need to add in the Store description template field:
<span> {{phone}} </span>
Edit the store page
You can also change the display of your store page and add PHP code as well.
Edit the time format
You have the possibility to change the format of the date. For example, for 2:30 AM, use:
h:i A
For more details, you can refer to the below table:
Configure the meta tags
You can configure the meta tags and control the SEO for the stores and store locator pages from the Settings tab in Stores › Settings › Configuration › Wyomind › Point Of Sale
Point of sale
You can define meta tags for the store page:
Page meta title Configure the meta title for the store page.
Page meta keywords Add meta keywords for the store page.
Page meta description Configure the meta description for the store page.
Page meta robots Define meta robots for the store page: NO INDEX, NO FOLLOW NO INDEX, FOLLOW INDEX, FOLLOW INDEX, NO FOLLOW
You can use variables in the point of sale meta tags
Store locator
You can define meta tags for the store locator page:
Page meta title Configure the meta title for the store locator page.
Page meta keywords Add meta keywords for the store locator page.
Page meta description Configure the meta description for the store locator page.
Page meta robots Define meta robots for the store locator page: NO INDEX, NO FOLLOW NO INDEX, FOLLOW INDEX, FOLLOW INDEX, NO FOLLOW
You can use variables in the store locator meta tags.
Configure the layout update
You can configure the layout for the store locator page from the Settings tab in Stores › Settings › Configuration › Wyomind › Point Of Sale
Store locator layout update
You can define the layout for the store locator page.
STEP 2: Configure the Point of Sale map
The Point Of Sale extension allows you to configure the point of sale map and to add it on any page of your Magento 2 website.
Add the Point of Sale map to any CMS page
You can easily add the Point of Sale map to any CMS page saved in the Magento 2 back-office in: Content › Elements › Pages
Add the following code in the Layout Update XML field in the Design tab of the CMS page concerned:
Now the Point of Sale map must be displayed on the CMS page you have chosen. By default, it is displayed at the bottom of the page.
Change the position of the Point of Sale map in the CMS page
In order to display the map at the top of the page, go in the Design tab of the CMS page and add before='-' in the block item of the Layout update XML field:
By default, the map is displayed at the bottom of the page.
Customize the Point of Sale map
The template which allows the Point of Sale map to display is easy to modify with basic PHP and HTML skills.
The Point of Sale template is found, by default, in: app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/pointofsale.phtml
All the CSS styles and associated images required to display the Point Of Sale map are in: app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/web
To translate the words on the Point Of Sale map you can either use the on-line Magento translation tool or copy and translate the translation files available in: app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/i18n/en_US.csv
FAQ
Pre-sales informations
Magento versions supported by Point Of Sale
This extension works with Magento Community Edition and also Magento Enterprise Edition. To know if Point Of Sale is compatible with your Magento version, please check the Compatibility tab.
Magento Open Source vs Magento Commerce vs Magento Commerce Cloud
Magento offers three variations of its product.
As their names have changed over the past few years, here is a recap:
Magento Open Source: previously Magento Community Edition (CE), is a free and non-hosted e-commerce platform.
Magento Commerce: previously Magento Enterprise (EE), is the paid version of Magento and offers support services.
Magento Commerce Cloud: is the paid version of Magento and offers support and hosting services.
Point Of Sale vs Store Locator
You can use Point Of Sale on any version of Magento 2.
However, if you are using the Magento MSI module available from Magento 2.3, you must use the Store Locator extension.
Points of sale limitation on the Google map
There are some limitations with the Google Shopping API that allows to calculate the directions. Only the 24 closest locations can be calculated but all the points of sale will be displayed anyway in your Magento 2 online store.
License and domains
License validity
A license is valid for an unlimited period of time on one single installation
If you're using more than one installation, you will have to buy a separate license for each instance.
if you're running several domains on a same installation, you will need only one license for all of them.
Although your license doesn’t have a limited period of validity, your Support & Upgrade period does. By purchasing a module, you’ll be granted a 12-month support period for free. Passed this period, you will have to pay for a new one (see FAQ: Extend your Support period)
Domains pre-registration
You can pre-register your live domain to your license in advance.
Thanks to this option, you'll be able to get the module ready to use on your domain before it goes live.
To pre-register your production domain:
Go to: mY account › Licenses & DOwnloads
Click on the Settings icon next to the module you want your domain to pre-register on.
Click on the link at the bottom of the page saying: Do you want to pre-register your domain in order to be ready to go live?
Finally, enter your domain name and click on pre-register now .
Testing environments
One license is valid for an unlimited period of time on one installation only. However, it is possible to extend or transfer your license in 2 cases:
If you would like to add your testing environments to your license. In that case, it is possible to extend your license to an unlimited number of domains for free. For mywebsite-staging.com or mywebsite-dev.com
If you want to transfer your license to another live domain. In that case, the Support & Upgrade period for your license must still be active.
To be able to use Point Of Sale on both your production and testing environments, follow the instructions below:
Install Point Of Sale on your environment. (see FAQ: Modules installation in Magento or in WooCommerce)
Activate the license. (see FAQ: Licenses activation in Magento or in WooCommerce)
Also, if you are managing a large amount of domains, please contact us so that we can automatically whitelist these domains.
Modules versioning and download
Extensions download
In order to download Point Of Sale, log into your Wyomind account:
Go to: my account › Licenses & downloads
Click on the settings icon next to Point Of Sale.
A new window opens.
Click on the download icon.
Only the latest extension version released within your Support & Upgrade period is available. In order to get the very latest extension version make sure your Support & Upgrade plan is up to date.
Modules upgrade
When purchasing a module from wyomind.com, you benefit from 12 months of upgrade. Within this period you can at any time download the latest version of the module directly from your account.
To upgrade Point Of Sale, follow the steps below:
Go to: my account › Licenses & Downloads
Click on the settings icon next to Point Of Sale.
Click on the download icon.
Install the new version of Point Of Sale in your Magento admin or your WooCommerce back-office.
Modules Installation/Uninstallation
Extensions manual installation
You can install Point Of Sale manually.
Download Point Of Sale (zip file) on: mY ACCOUNT › Licenses & Downloads Refer to the FAQ: Extensions download
Once Point Of Sale is downloaded, open the folder and unzip it.
Copy the content of the unzipped folder and paste all files and directories in your Magento 2 root directory.
In your Command Line Interface, execute:
bin/magento setup:upgrade
If you are using a production mode, execute also:
bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy
bin/magento setup:di:compile
Extensions installation via Composer
You can install Point Of Sale using Composer software in two cases:
if you purchased Point Of Sale on Magento Marketplace.
if you purchased Point Of Sale on Wyomind.com AND requested access to our repository: repo.wyomind.com
Add to your composer configuration our repository:
Extensions activation from the back-office of Magento
Once Point Of Sale is installed, you have to activate the license. For previous versions, you can activate the license from your back-office:
Go to your Magento admin panel. A message pops up at the top of the page.
If the message doesn't appear then you must check that:
1. The Adminhtml_Notifications and Wyomind_Core modules are well enabled. 2. The HTML output of the Adminhtml_Notifications and Wyomind_Core modules are not disabled in: storesconfigurationadvanced advanced 3. The encryption key well exists in app/etc/env.php:
Copy your activation key in: Stores › Configuration › Wyomind › Your extension
You can find your activation key in 2 different places: - In the confirmation email that you received after purchasing Point Of Sale. - In your Wyomind account: My account › Licenses & downloads Select Point Of Sale and click on .
A new page opens where you'll find your activation key (see below).
In your Magento admin go to: Stores › Configuration › Wyomind › Your extension
Paste the activation key in the Activation Key field and choose between the automatic (yes) or the manual (no) activation method: - By choosing Yes, the connection to Wyomind license server will be automatic. - By choosing No, you will have to log on to Wyomind license server yourself.
Click on Save config .
A message appears at the top of your admin panel. Click on that link: Activate it now!
Copy and paste the license code in theLicense code field from your admin or simply click on Activate now!
Finally, refresh your cache, log out and log in back straight after, to complete the installation.
Add another domain to your license
To activate the license on another domain (test, staging...):
Once the extension is installed on the new domain, copy your activation key in: Stores › Configuration › Wyomind › Your extension
After having saved the configuration, a notification appears. Click on Add this domain to my license.
A transfer request will then be sent to our team within an hour. Once the request is taken care of, you will receive a confirmation email. If your transfer request is accepted, you can use Point Of Sale on both environments at the same time.
Note that the order in which you activate your license on your domains does not matter. You can start with your staging/dev/local environment or with your live domain, the process will be the same.
Also, if you have loads of staging domains, or if you are an agency managing load of domains for your customers, please contact us so that we can automatically whitelist these domains.
Extensions activation from the CLI
Once Point Of Sale is installed, you have to activate the license.
For this, you can use the below command line (change the Activation key with the corresponding value):
With the Point Of Sale extension for Magento 2, while creating your stores from: Sales › Point of Sale › Manage POS/WH
You have the choice between two types of display. In order to configure your Magento 2 shop, you need to understand what's the difference between both statuses:
A warehouse won't be visible at all by the customers from the Magento 2 front-office.
A point of sale will be visible on the Google map in the Magento 2 front-office. In the case where you're using Advanced Inventory, customers will be able to check if products are in stock in these points of sale directly from the front-officer. Also with the Pickup@Store extension, they will have the possibility to come and pickup their orders in these points of sale.
Create a Google API key
In order to use Point Of Sale, you need to have a Google API key filled in the extension's settings.
All the CSS styles and associated images required to display the Point of Sale map are in:
app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/web
To translate the wording on the Point of Sale map either use the on-line Magento 2 translation tool or, copy and translate the translation files available in:
app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/i18n/en_US.csv
How to modify the template of my points of sale on the Google map?
The template of your points of sale that is displayed in www.yourwebsite.com/pointofsale can be easily modified in: Stores › Settings › Configuration › Wyomind › Point of Sale
In the Settings tab, you'll be able to manage the template of your points of sale according to your needs.
There's already a default template that you can modify by adding, removing or moving any available variable in the order you want.
After having cleared caches (if used), the new template should be displayed according to your configuration in the frontend page where the Google map is displayed.
You also have a glimpse of what will be displayed in the frontend page directly in the list of points of sale in: Sales › Point of Sale › M anage POS/WH
Change the time format of the points of sale
You need to go to: Stores › Settings › Configuration › Wyomind › Point of Sale
There you will be able to define your own time format with the help of the table displayed below.
Change the display of the Google Map
You will be able to modify the display of the Google map in the file: app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/web/css/pointofsale.css
Display the distance to a pickup location in miles instead of km
You can easily replace km with miles by editing the following file: app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/view/frontend/web/js/pointofsale.js
In line 181, replace:
unitSystem: google.maps.UnitSystem.METRIC
with:
unitSystem: google.maps.UnitSystem.IMPERIAL
Translate some text on Magento 2 front-office
For example, you want to translate some expressions for the French store view.
Go to your Magento 2 root directory. Copy the csv file under app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/i18n/en_US.csvto app/code/Wyomind/Pointofsale/i18n/fr_FR.csv (or to the language you want).
In that file, you can add some entries and translations. For example:
"First name","Prénom"
"Last name","Nom"
....
Here is below an example of a translation CSV file.
You could also use the Translate Inline tool available in Magento 2: Stores › Settings › Configuration › Advanced › Developer › Translate Inline
Troubleshooting
Base table or view not found
This issue may be due to a problem during the installation process.
You will be able to fix it by following these steps:
Access your database via your control panel (Phpmyadmin for example).
From the setup_module table, delete the entry Wyomind_extension.
Be careful, that entry depends on your extension. For example, if you have the extension called Simple Google Shopping, you should delete Wyomind_SimpleGoogleShopping.
Logout from your Magento 2 admin.
Log into your Magento 2 admin.
User's reviews
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Gamelife
Developer · Italy · User for 7 years
★★★★★
Cool and easy to use
This Magento extension is really functional easy to use and good looking. You can add and customize easily your point of sales and geolocalize they on a map. You can also add custom attribute to the point of sales in order to enrich the descriptions.
V
Vidya
Merchant · India · User for 7 years
★★★★★
Good extension - but UI to be more user friendly
Easy to install and setup, fast and efficient support. The process was straightforward: install the extension, configure it, capture all our POSs info and then launch it. We use point of sale to manage and show our physical location of shops and with the help of it we could be able to receive a continuous stream of customers from our website to our stores. Considering feature point of view, it would have been better if nearest store could have been fetched based on the current location automatically in the POS dropdown instead of Google Map in checkout. This extension is great to use and support service is EXCELLENT. They answered immediately all our doubts,
T
Turgut
Türkiye · User for 13 years
★★★★★
user friendly extension for our shops
We use point of sale to manage and show our physical location of shops and with the help of it we could be able to receive a continuous stream of customers from our website to our stores
SA
Stéphane A
Spain · User for 9 years
★★★★★
Indispensable et parfaite pour localiser nos boutiques
Installation facile et rapide. Révision accessible des feuilles de styles pour adapter à notre charte. Le support est rapide et efficace. Nous avons demandé la prise en charge des accents utf8 et avons reçu la mise à jour le jour même. bravo et merci !
TC
Tom C
United Kingdom · User for 12 years
★★★★★
Straightforward extension - does the job well
A nice simple extension to add the stockists of our jewellery to our brand's website. Customers can go to the stockist finder page and then extension will find their location from their device and then show them the nearest outlet to buy our products. Easy to configure and it is possible to enter plenty of details about each individual stockist such as opening hours, shop logo, email address etc.
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Ivonne
Mexico
★★★★★
The POS more easy we've tried
The process was straightforward: install the extension, configure it, capture all our POSs info and then launch it. The only changes we need to make were to adapt the PHTML template files and embed them in a popup, it couldn't be easier. :)
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Axel
France · User for 9 years
★★★★★
Good extension - Several possible improvements
Nice design, responsive, easy to install and setup and like always, fast and efficient support. You can customize fields with CSS I would have liked to find functions like: - coordinates engine search (like in Google Maps for Wordpress) - easier set up of business hours of points of sale (even if CSV import is available). Manual entry is not possible. You must enter time with a [select] field and check a box to enable the display of the time for the selected day. - 1 or 2 more fields for additional information about the point of sale. To bad! the [description] field doesn't accept CSS For all this, I would have accepted to pay more.
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tomc76
★★★★★
Good easy-to-use extension
Nice extension that does exactly what it says it does. Straightforward to understand and use. Support from developer is fast and helpful.
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ck123
★★★★★
AAA+ company
AAA+ company. I was not able to put it in my webshop myself. Very helpfull company!!! They also helped me with the Simple Google Shopping, what you can not miss if you having a Magento shop.
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susawx
★★★★★
This was the perfect solution for our site
This was the perfect solution for our site: an extension to show the google map of each store, and with a plus: the support service is EXCELLENT. They answered immediately all our doubts, and solved some issues of installation and performance due to our particular configuration, another plugin that used the same html ID for the google map area, and did it directly in our site, via FTP and database access. Great extension and great people to work with!! We are very pleased with their work.
Magento 2 Compatibility
Supported by our master extension versions
2.4.8
2.4.7
2.4.6
2.4.5
2.4.4
2.4.3
2.4.2
2.4.1
2.4
2.3.7
2.3.6
2.3.5
2.3.4
2.3.3
2.3.2
2.3.1
2.3
Supported by our legacy extension versions
2.2.11
2.2.10
2.2.9
2.2.8
2.2.7
2.2.6
2.2.5
2.2.4
2.2.3
2.2.2
2.2.1
2.2
2.1.18
2.1.17
2.1.16
2.1.15
2.1.14
2.1.13
2.1.12
2.1.11
2.1.10
2.1.9
2.1.8
2.1.7
2.1.6
2.1.5
2.1.4
2.1.3
2.1.2
2.1.1
2.1
2.0.18
2.0.17
2.0.16
2.0.15
2.0.14
2.0.13
2.0.12
2.0.11
2.0.10
2.0.9
2.0.8
2.0.7
2.0.6
2.0.5
2.0.4
2.0.3
2.0.2
2.0.1
2.0
Changelog
10.1.5
Bug fix
Fixed the points of sale page on Magento 2.3 (Undefined variable: secureRenderer).
10.1.4
10.1.3
10.1.2
10.1.1
10.1.0
10.0.1
Bug fix
Fix for undeclared property
10.0.0
Initial release for the master version
9.0.1 legacy
Bug fix
Fix for undeclared property
9.0.0 legacy
Initial release for the legacy version
8.0.0
Compatibility
Compatibility with Magento v2.4.6 + PHP v8.2
7.8.3
Fix for the google map display when the user didn't select any preferred store
7.8.2
Bug fix for point of sales with no business hours defined. Json_decode threw an error (Passing null to parameter) .
7.8.1
PHP v8.1 compatibility improvement
7.5.9
Fix for the "find me" feature of the Google map in the checkout
7.5.8
Fix for the upgrade schema script
7.5.7
Fix for a conflict with Magiccart/Alothemes module
7.5.6
Minor fix on code
7.5.5
Fix for updating the constraints of the pointofsale_attributes_values table in the database
7.5.4
Fix for the update schema script
7.5.3
Constraints modification on the table containing the points of sale custom attributes values during the upgrade of the module
7.5.2
Fix for the unique key constraint construction on the pointofsale_attributes_values table
7.5.1
Improvement
Possibility to use the variables and custom attributes of the POS/WH in metatags
7.5.0
Improvement
Possibility to configure meta tags for the stores' pages and the store locator page
Possibility to add custom layout for the stores' pages and the store locator page
7.4.4
Fix for creating sitemaps
7.4.3
Custom attributes are added directly to the items in the point of sale collection to avoid reloading each item individually
7.4.2
Improvement
Redirection to the store locator page if the point of sale for which we are trying to display the front page does not have the current storeview selected in its configuration
7.4.1
Fix for the display of the configuration page
7.4.0
New feature
Possibility to configure a default template for the front-end POS page
Possibility to choose between the default template or a specific template in the POS configuration
7.3.0
Improvement
Store pages are automatically added to the sitemap.xml file
7.2.6
Fix for the use of custom attributes in the point of sale description
7.2.5
Fix for retrieving points of sale according to the customer group
7.2.4
Minor fix for the preferred store feature
7.2.3
SQL fix on the front-end stores page
7.2.2
Improvement
Scenario updated for the demo
7.2.1
Minor fix on code
7.2.0
Improvement
Improved license management system (Clear code)
7.1.6
Improvement
Possibility to use additional attributes in the points of sale descriptions in the store locator
7.1.5
Scenario added for the demo
7.1.4
Fix on sample data
7.1.3
Fix for the Google directions between points of sale
7.1.2
Fix for the points of sale grid
7.1.1
Display fix for Magento 2.3.3
7.1.0
Compatibility fix for Magento 2.3.3
7.0.6
Fix on an installation error
7.0.5
Fix for the display of the products availability in the checkout store locator
7.0.4
New options to define where the point of sale must be displayed (product page / store locator / checkout)
7.0.3
Improvement
Store view configuration
Global code inspection
7.0.2
Improvement
Sample data available for the demo
7.0.1
Improvement
Global code refact
Enhancement of the PHP doc
Patch v7.0.1.2
PHP fix
Patch v7.0.1.1
Fix on a CSS rule
7.0.0
New feature
Possibility to choose a preferred store
Individual page for each store
Days and hours off
Improvement
Possibility to define additional attributes for each point of sale
Patch v7.0.0.7
Fix on CSS rules
Patch v7.0.0.6
The Preferred Store button is hidden (available only with Pickup@Store)
Patch v7.0.0.5
Possibility to display more than 25 points of sale in the checkout
Patch v7.0.0.4
Fix for the store description in the store locator
Patch v7.0.0.3
Fix when retrieving a table name during an SQL request
Patch v7.0.0.2
Minor fix on code
Patch v7.0.0.1
Fix on the classes name case
6.5.0
Improvement
Possibility to define days & hours off
6.4.3
Improvement
Display of the 'point of sale' block in any page
Patch v6.4.3.2
Minor fix in the POS sorting
Patch v6.4.3.1
Fix when retrieving the closest point of sale
6.4.2
Improvement
Handling fees displayed in the point of sale list
Patch v6.4.2.2
Compatibility with Pickup@Store v3.3.0
Translation
JS fix
Fix on the country filter in the frontend pos list
Patch v6.4.2.1
Fix for the javascript in Firefox
6.4.1
Improvement
Compatibility with PIckup@Store
Patch v6.4.1.2
fix for the Js scripts
Patch v6.4.1.1
fix for the Js scripts
6.4.0
Improvement
Magento v2.2.1 compatibilty
Patch v6.4.0.5
fix for the JS scripts
Patch v6.4.0.4
fix for the JS scripts
Patch v6.4.0.3
fix for the JS scripts
Patch v6.4.0.2
fix for the JS scripts
Patch v6.4.0.1
All Javascripts use now require.js
6.3.2
Compatibility
Compatibility with Magento v2.2
6.3.1
Improvement
Csv import: temporary file is now saved under the var/tmp directory instead of the pub/ directory
Patch v6.3.1.2
Fix for the csv file import
Patch v6.3.1.1
Gmap library loaded through https
6.3.0
Improvement
Opening hours allows to insert a lunch time
Patch v6.3.0.1
Gmap library loaded through https
6.2.1
Improvement
Google map Api key added to the js resource for Sales > Manage PoS / Wh > edit
Patch v6.2.1.1
Gmap library loaded through https
6.2.0
New feature
Ability to use a Google Api Key in system > configuration
Patch v6.2.0.1
Gmap library loaded through https
6.1.2
Compatibility
Point Of Sale is compatible with Magento 2.1.0
Patch v6.1.2.1
Gmap library loaded through https
6.1.1
Bug fix
Fix on compilation error
Patch v6.1.1.1
Gmap library loaded through https
6.1.0
Improvement
Responsive frontend design for Magento 2
Patch v6.1.0.1
Gmap library loaded through https
6.0.1
Improvement
New management of licenses for Magento 2
Patch v6.0.1.1
Gmap library loaded through https
6.0.0
Compatibility
Point of Sale is compatible with Magento 2
Patch v6.0.0.1
Gmap library loaded through https
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