Re: The beginning

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1997


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 13839
interpreted = N
texte = I began setting up my WebCat store last week, and I did use the GenStore folder as suggested. 2 things about that... First, I have found myself replacing most of the gen. store templates with the TeaRoom ones. They seem to work better. Second, I cannot submit an order. Instead of getting the thank you and email and everything, I get a note that says this credit card is not accepted. I have WebCat and Merchant, but nothing like MacAuthorize. What I want to do is set it up so that I recieve an email notification of the order, and a fax with the credit card number and info so that I can punch in the order by hand and authorize it that way. I know this is slower, but I am not getting the kind of order quantity that warrents anything more sophisticated. I know that I am missing a piece of the connection here, but I don't know what. Any hints? Thank you, Janna>>For a while now I have been observing this list in anticipation of >>beginning to use WebCat. Well the time has come! I have printed the >>documentation and perused it a little. I was wondering if anyone had any >>tips on how to get started using this software. > >If you're planning on putting up a storefront, then the best thing to do >is to duplicate the GeneralStore folder and start tweaking the HTML in >there to match what you want your store to look like. You should also put >at least a few products into your product database so you can see what >they look like in the store. > >If you like reading tutorials, you could also follow the TeaRoom tutorial >in the printed docs -- it has a line-by-line explanation of quite at bit >of the flow of a typical commerce site. > Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
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I began setting up my WebCat store last week, and I did use the GenStore folder as suggested. 2 things about that... First, I have found myself replacing most of the gen. store templates with the TeaRoom ones. They seem to work better. Second, I cannot submit an order. Instead of getting the thank you and email and everything, I get a note that says this credit card is not accepted. I have WebCat and Merchant, but nothing like MacAuthorize. What I want to do is set it up so that I recieve an email notification of the order, and a fax with the credit card number and info so that I can punch in the order by hand and authorize it that way. I know this is slower, but I am not getting the kind of order quantity that warrents anything more sophisticated. I know that I am missing a piece of the connection here, but I don't know what. Any hints? Thank you, Janna>>For a while now I have been observing this list in anticipation of >>beginning to use WebCat. Well the time has come! I have printed the >>documentation and perused it a little. I was wondering if anyone had any >>tips on how to get started using this software. > >If you're planning on putting up a storefront, then the best thing to do >is to duplicate the GeneralStore folder and start tweaking the HTML in >there to match what you want your store to look like. You should also put >at least a few products into your product database so you can see what >they look like in the store. > >If you like reading tutorials, you could also follow the TeaRoom tutorial >in the printed docs -- it has a line-by-line explanation of quite at bit >of the flow of a typical commerce site. > Janna S. Kohen

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