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I added a product and say it has count of ten(of that product), If one is bought, then I want to show in the product view page out of 10/1 sold like that.

Is there any contributed modules available, or custom way to do it? I can add the quantity as field in the product content type, but what do I do after that?

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Code snippets to display total and sold item from stock:

$output = '';

$array_sku = uc_product_get_models($node->nid, FALSE);          

foreach ($array_sku as $sku) {
    $stock_level = uc_stock_level($sku);

    $stock_counts = db_select('uc_order_products', 'up')
                    ->fields('up', array('nid','qty'))
                    ->condition('up.model', $sku, '=')
                    ->execute()
                    ->fetchAll();

    $quantity_count = 0;

    if(isset($stock_counts))  {   
        foreach($stock_counts as $stock_count ) {
            $quantity_count += $stock_count->qty;
        }   
    }

    $total = $stock_level +  $quantity_count;

    if($total == 0){
        $total = 1;
    }           

    $output .= $total . " / " . $quantity_count . " Sold out";          
  }

 print $output;

Kindly see that above code will be check stock level for each different SKU of the product. If there is attribute of the product and each attribute has different SKU, then it will display the stock for each sKU of the product.

It will work perfect in fresh "Ubercart" installation with "stock" configuration.

You can add this code in node--product.tpl.php file in your theme directory.

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  • Actually there is a bug in this code, i found out. The issue was this is only chekcing row count of the nid and no quantity check. So for a record if i order 3 of that products , still row count wil be only one not three... I am updating the answer.
    – Ram
    Commented Nov 28, 2013 at 11:14
  • I have posted the answer. You can update your answer too. i am not going to un-check your answer, so better you update your answer
    – Ram
    Commented Nov 28, 2013 at 11:18
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This is not an answer, but you can find the stock level using the below code, just put in the node.tpl.php, and print the var $stock_html in a proper place, probably in node-product.tpl.php <?php print $stock_html ?> .

<?php
if ($node->type == 'product') {
  $arr_sku = uc_stock_skus($node->nid);
  $stock_html .='<table>';
  foreach($arr_sku as $sku){
    $stocklevel = uc_stock_level($sku);
    if ($stocklevel) {
      if ($stocklevel < 1) {
        $stocklevel = '<span class="nostock">'.$stocklevel.'</span>';
      }
      $stock_html .='<tr><td>'.$sku.'</td><td>:&nbsp;&nbsp;'.$stocklevel.'</td></tr>';
    }
  }
  $stock_html .='</table>';
}
?>

or you can try this http://www.ubercart.org/comment/60577

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  • source ubercart.org/forum/support/4037/stock_level_product_page
    – Bala
    Commented Nov 15, 2013 at 8:01
  • uc_stock_skus is a drupal5 function.
    – Ram
    Commented Nov 15, 2013 at 8:17
  • @Ram try to convert this function for drupal 7, since no other way to find the proper one.
    – Bala
    Commented Nov 15, 2013 at 8:20
  • This is just printing the stock level, but i want to print also how many has been already purchased.
    – Ram
    Commented Nov 15, 2013 at 9:25
  • I just have a doubt. Why is tat fetaure of stock is coming only while editing a product, not while adding a product?
    – Ram
    Commented Nov 27, 2013 at 6:19
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         <?php
                $array_sku = uc_product_get_models($node->nid, FALSE);          
                foreach ($array_sku as $sku) {
                    $stock_level = uc_stock_level($sku);
                    //$stock_count = db_select('uc_order_products', 'up')->fields('up', array('nid'))->condition('up.model', $sku, '=')->execute()->rowCount();

                    $stock_counts = db_select('uc_order_products', 'up')
                                    ->fields('up', array('nid','qty'))
                                    ->condition('up.model', $sku, '=')
                                    ->execute()
                                    ->fetchAll();
                    $quantity_count = 0;
                    if(isset($stock_counts))
                    {   
                        foreach($stock_counts as $stock_count )
                        {
                            $quantity_count += $stock_count->qty;
                        }   
                    }
                    $total = $stock_level +  $quantity_count;
                    if($total == 0){
                        $total = 1;
                    }           
                    $output .= $total . " / " . $quantity_count . " Sold out";          
                }
          ?>    

This will output exact stock level and sold level of the product.

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