update verbiage for better Backorder display / understanding #2830
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This makes sense to me. |
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Maybe instead of reversing the value, we can ensure that when the switch is Not sure re-reversing the value the switch provided, which was already reversed, makes this less confusing. |
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@mikemurray that's how it was intended to work originally, but would involve changing the language back to something similar to "Deny when out of stock" as is still listed as the label for the schema. To me this is a copy/ux issue and not a schema or engineering one. The schema copies Shopify (and other platforms) terminology of having an option to Deny ordering/adding-to-cart of products that are out-of-stock. Exactly how we communicate that to users is more of a @aaronjudd / @sophiehe question. |
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@spencern makes sense. 👍 |
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Nitpicky but I'd prefer inverseValue
Resolves #2828
The terminology used on the PDP in relation to Backorders / inventory is confusing, seemingly displaying the opposite of what is actually happening.
This update simply reverses the display of a toggle switch to show the opposite boolean value, which helps decipher what's actually going on for the end-user.