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| Author | Message |
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| 27Apr04 Harper |
Subject: Any way to revise an order in Master Shopper Lite Is there a way to revise an order in Master Shopper Lite? When we place into the cart and view the verify screen, and then decide to go back and revise an amount selection when you go back to the verify screen it only adds item to the cart. It does not revise or delete items. Any way to have the ability to revise or delete items once placed into the cart? |
| 27Apr04 Will [Email] ![]() |
In response to: Any way to revise an order in Master Shopper Lite The shopping cart feature allows this, but that's generally used only with multi-page stores. The cart is a popup where folks can change the quantities to any number including zero. I believe a "view cart" link could be provided for one-page stores, which would allow customers to change quantities. I'll see what I can come up with in the next day or two to solve that. |
| 29Apr04 Harper |
In response to: Any way to revise an order in Master Shopper Lite Appreciate if you can come up with a solution. |
| 30Apr04 Will [Email] ![]() |
In response to: Any way to revise an order in Master Shopper Lite First, make a template for the shopping cart. "The Shopping Cart Template" section in the user's manual has instructions. Th cart needs to have a "resume shopping" button. An "update cart" button is optional because "resume shopping" automatically updates the cart. No "check out" button should be provided in this case because you want them to go back to the shopping page instead of to checkout. After the shopping cart template page has been uploaded, construct a link for the shopping page, like this: <a href="________">[change cart]</a> Replace the underlined portion with the following four sections, all one line. 1. The URL of the MSL.cgi script. http://example.com/cgi-bin/msl/MSL.cgi 2. The value telling MSL to generate a cart. ?add=yes 3. The value telling MSL where to find the shopping cart template page. &cart=http://example.com/cart.html 4. The value telling MSL where the shopping page is at. &JSref=http://example.com/store.html Put those four URL sections into one line, no spaces, and use it as the link URL. |