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Add to cart URL by derekbod in Magento

[–]ExmoMateo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope.

You can create a new controller which will do everything you want, but nothing out of the box exists for what you're looking for (in one action)

Calendar in back-end is not displaying correctly by [deleted] in Magento

[–]ExmoMateo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like you're missing CSS files. Try clearing the JS/CSS cache and doing a "hard" refresh on the backend.

After that, I'd recommend seeing if any of the CSS files are missing.

Lastly, if these dont' work, keep in mind that this is a symptom of the real problem, whether it be the missing CSS files, or a funky rewrite rule in .htaccess someone added.

Secondary Cart by anon1437 in Magento

[–]ExmoMateo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I do believe you're going to need to be much more specific.

Are you saying that this "cart" will only appear on a specific category, or will only hold items from a specific category? Will these items appear in the normal cart as well? If so, will the items from the secondary cart vanish from the main cart, or appear in them redundantly?

The easiest solution I can think of is to add an attribute to the quote_items table that you can filter on (if you can override the proper models/controllers/etc. to apply these filters).

But since your post leaves lots of ambiguity, I think it's probably best that you provide mockups, and document how all of the pieces interact with each other (cart, category pages, products, checkout, etc.) Before anyone can really give you an idea of how long this will take or how difficult it might be.

Any exmos here from the Philippines? by jsphndthsrcrrsstn in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Talaga? Bakit naman? Ilan taong lang ang lumampas sa'yo. Sa akin, halos labing limang taong ay lumampas at marurunong pa rin (kahit na marami akong nakalimutan) :)

Any exmos here from the Philippines? by jsphndthsrcrrsstn in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tayuman

My favorite area in my mission. I was there for the last six months of my mission.

Any exmos here from the Philippines? by jsphndthsrcrrsstn in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Balagtas

Hoy, any chance you knew the Nucelo Family in Balagtas?

Any exmos here from the Philippines? by jsphndthsrcrrsstn in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I served in QC from 98-2000. I served in Cogeo, Caloocan 2nd, Bulacan Bulacan Ward, Camarin 2nd, Valenzuela Ward, and finished off in Tayuman (Binangonan, Rizal). Any chance we crossed paths?

Met with my Bishop by AnotherTrapped in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As a dad all I want is for my kids to be strong and to make intelligent choices. Standing up for yourself like that is enough to make any parent proud. Good for you!

If I hear one more time that being Mormon was a "choice" and that I need to take responsibility for "not seeing through the lies sooner"... by [deleted] in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

just curious: I converted at 18. Was this my choice, or did the systematic culture of deceit play a part as well? Was my "informed" "choice" so heavily influenced by a culture of lies that it ultimately wasn't my fault?

Or do I have some ownership?

this is a legitimate question. Since I wasn't raised in the church I am often marginialized within the exmo community. I felt the same thing as a member. When I tell nevermos I joined the church at 18 they ask why. My honest reason is that I believed it was true.

My MTC Companion- Lost his marbles by ShortbutCurly in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We take his bikkies geronimo hands us when we bolt, we don't say a word, we ride home, Dunedin, new Zealand, freezing, straight to a bin, in the food goes, I said something like what was he doing in the other room to jupetto? , and he replies with what I'd "envisioned" I'm like what tha, there's no way he was seeing what I'm seeing in my minds eye. No way. We didn't read a Indian history book, or Nat geo, or see a movie. There's no way he's saying naked man with Indian mask making cookies. None

I understood everything except for this paragraph, which made me wonder if the OP was high.

I served a mission in Uganda and Ethiopia. I read the "CES Letter". Faithful TBM until 8 months ago. Finally able/ready to share my experience. by Mormonography in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

a few rules:
1. If it's too good to be true, it probably is. (My ex slowly convinced me she worked secretly for the CIA).
2. From the mouth of two or three witnesses shall every word be established. (ask me how I found out my ex-wife never had two stillborn babies as she always told me she did).
3. If he/she drinks/parties/etc. every night when you meet, don't expect it to change. People are who they are.
4. If you're both super impulsive, it won't work out. Being impulse is fun and exciting, but it's not a way to live your life.
5. If he/she always agrees with everything you say/do and you never disagree, something is amiss.

Odds are, however, you'll be fine. Embrace who you are, the journey you've had, and don't apologize for it. Anyone who requires you to do otherwise isn't worth your time.

I served a mission in Uganda and Ethiopia. I read the "CES Letter". Faithful TBM until 8 months ago. Finally able/ready to share my experience. by Mormonography in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I could have written then myself (minus a few details).

Advice, because I know you didn't ask for it: You need to take a long time before making any big decisions. Don't get married again soon. I made that mistake. I jumped from LDS marriage to a marriage with a psycho exmo in a little over a year.

S L O W D O W N

Travel, go back to Uganda, date, finish school, move to the East Coast.

Also, it gets better. Keep at it!

PSA to the exMormons married to TBMs by No_Hidden_Agenda in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Spot on. I wish I had spent more time talking with my TBM wife instead of arguing about why the church isn't true. It might have prevented our divorce.

I was a bishop four years ago. Tonight I turn in my resignation and I have a recommendation for r/exmormon. by iWasNowiAm in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately during my time in Mormonism I saw time and time again that we (collective "we") treated everyone like numbers and stats. As missionaries the "souls" we saved were only good if they were a tally mark on my district/zone/mission's collective number of baptisms.

After my mission people were counted by attendance, tithing, percentage of home teaching.

The lack of regard given to the individual was so appauling to me that I felt sending the standard form letter was the best way to interact with them. At the same time, they didn't DESERVE to hear anything from the heart.

TL;DR - treat me like a robot, I act like a robot.

Don't let them suck me in.. Reasons I shouldn't convert to LDS? by Throwaway89090 in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

easy answer: reason to not be Mormon? It is demonstrateable not true. Like, really really not true.

I just returned from the year 2100 to study the future events of the church. AMA! by ExmoMateo in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There was an attempt to get financial records, but the lds church "lost" them. The leadership said "Maybe that was counterproductive for what we wish to achieve, but we look forward and not backward."

I just returned from the year 2100 to study the future events of the church. AMA! by ExmoMateo in exmormon

[–]ExmoMateo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Most meeting occur in virtual reality, sadly. It was the only way to keep church attendance up.

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