Re: Link with [cart] in db field
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 24793
interpreted = N
texte = > >> Wrap the [description] field tag in an interpret context: >> >> [interpret][description][/interpret] > > >Wow. That was easy. Thanks. > > You might want to consider a more scalable solution. The techinique you are thinking of using kinda limits you to adding only one realted item per record. Of course you could add another field for every one you want... a better way could be that you could have a field in your catalog db called relitems or something and have a list of sku's in there like 10001+10005+29004 this is a list of the sku's of other related items, then you could just list these out like so:[listwords words=[relitems]&delimeters=+]
See Product [lookup db=catalog.db&lookinfield=sku&value=[word]&returnfield=itemname] [/listwords]then you have access to as many related items as you want without adding fields to your database and you will always have the same cart...nothin' to worry about.- ck -- _______________________________________________________________ Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com WebMaster - eCommerce SpecialistMacSultants Professional Solutions for Computer SystemsPhone# 856-273-3255 Fax# 856-273-3721 ------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to
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> >> Wrap the [description] field tag in an interpret context: >> >> [interpret][description][/interpret] > > >Wow. That was easy. Thanks. > > You might want to consider a more scalable solution. The techinique you are thinking of using kinda limits you to adding only one realted item per record. Of course you could add another field for every one you want... a better way could be that you could have a field in your catalog db called relitems or something and have a list of sku's in there like 10001+10005+29004 this is a list of the sku's of other related items, then you could just list these out like so:[listwords words=[relitems]&delimeters=+] [cart]&code=[word]>See Product [lookup db=catalog.db&lookinfield=sku&value=[word]&returnfield=itemname] [/listwords]then you have access to as many related items as you want without adding fields to your database and you will always have the same cart...nothin' to worry about.- ck -- _______________________________________________________________ Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com WebMaster - eCommerce SpecialistMacSultants Professional Solutions for Computer SystemsPhone# 856-273-3255 Fax# 856-273-3721 ------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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