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#1 09-10-2002 23:38:59

weathers
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Registered: 08-10-2002
Posts: 26

Two stage development??

Currently, I only want to have one product in my catalog. I am trying to do it by linking the order hyperling in my website directly to product item display page of that single product. Of course, this leaves me with a bunch of stuff on the page that will get users in trouble with if they start exploring.. such as the Home, search, shop by category, online store links etc.

If I understand the manual right, I can easily delete most of these items to clean up the page.

However, here is where the crunch comes in. I do not want to lose these functions permanently since in a few weeks I will be adding another category with more than 50 products. At that point they will be very useful. And, I will want to restore them.

So, what do I do, save off now, so that later, after I have deleted these functions, have added the new products and then want them back, I can restore them? And, how do I restore this stuff later?

Also, at

http://www.caer.com/ccp5/cgi-bin/cp-app … ;ref=Books

Why is the "Number of copies: 5" displayed in the Shopping Cart: Item area?



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#2 09-11-2002 08:17:18

webmaster
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From: York, PA
Registered: 04-20-2001
Posts: 19876
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Re: Two stage development??

While editing the Site HTML Layout element, you can wrap HTML comment tags around the functions you wish to hide, ie:

<!-- This is hidden. -->

When you're ready to display them again, simply remove the comments.  For your other issue, it looks like that product at one time had an option named 'Number of copies' that existed when that item was added to the cart.


Nick Hendler

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#3 09-11-2002 08:55:15

Will
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Registered: 02-26-2003
Posts: 493
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Re: Two stage development??

You could also leave most of the shopping cart out of the loop by creating a complete HTML page with all of the order details in it, that when they submit the order button, it takes them straight to the shopping cart with the item in it already. Then they just check out. 

Will
http://www.stnecorp.com
(Click the Online Store Link on the left hand side)


Will

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