Re: FN-FORUM steping from out of the shadows....

date posted 1st February 2001 15:44

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RE: FN-FORUM ultradev shopping cartOkay simple question assuming your =
familiar with how it works, but ill try to give a bit of background.

each template has various #TLE's available which are replaced by the =
server with the correct information i.e. - #ProductNo gives the product =
number

#URL_Register give the URL to the customer registration page
#URL_Login gives the URL to the log in page

so following this method one would assume #URL_Logout would take you to =
a logout and remove the cookie type screen.

but it doesn't.=20


Any clues.


BTW I like the bookmarklets stuff, V useful.









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From: Bob Gentle=20
To: [EMAIL REMOVED]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 2:42 PM
Subject: Re: FN-FORUM steping from out of the shadows....


I'm feeling proloific today. I have the promo paperwork in frnt of =
me. maybe it can help. looks great. I have a days training with it =
later this month. and stop lurking pleease.
----- Original Message -----=20
From: decal=20
To: [EMAIL REMOVED]
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 11:57 AM
Subject: FN-FORUM steping from out of the shadows....


Has any one out there ever used intershop or epages ? (ecommerce =
system - hah so they say)

if so can i pick your brains?



cheers (and back to lurking)







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RE: FN-FORUM ultradev shopping cart





Okay simple question assuming your =
familiar with=20
how it works, but ill try to give a bit of background.
 
each template has various #TLE's =
available which=20
are replaced by the server with the correct information i.e. - =
#ProductNo gives=20
the product number
 
#URL_Register give the URL to the =
customer=20
registration page
#URL_Login gives the URL to the log in=20
page
 
so following this method one would =
assume=20
#URL_Logout would take you to a logout and remove the cookie type=20
screen.
 
but it doesn't.
 
 
Any clues.
 
 
BTW I like the bookmarklets stuff, V=20
useful.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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