sample program to use with CALL custom template tag

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sample program to use with CALL custom template tag

Postby loren_d_c » Mon Jun 03, 2002 4:59 pm

Is anyone interested in a small sample perl script to use with the
custom template CALL tag (which works in v6 only)?

The one that I have been playing with would basically give you unlimited
custom currencies to display your product prices in (on the store pages,
NOT in the shopping cart) if you were to use it in a custom product
template.

-Loren
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Re: sample program to use with CALL custom template tag

Postby Laszlo Somi » Wed Jun 12, 2002 8:00 pm

Loren,

I'm trying to use the OptionFiniteText product field in a custom product
template to display product + something = newprice which works great if I
use the canned product template. The online documentation refers to CALL
tag:

"OptionFiniteText: Product options to be presented in drop-down lists on the
order form. The options are returned as a single space-separated string; you
will probably need to write a small program and use the CALL tag to process
it. For ShopSite Pro stores, the selected options can change the price of
the product."

I do not quiet know how this CALL tag works. Could I used the script you
have mentioned below to accomplish this? Or could I use your script and
modify it to my needs?

Our current store is manager 5.01, but at the end of the month I'm moving
the store over to Lexiconn where we already upgraded to ShopSite Pro 6.0.

Thanks very much,



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Is anyone interested in a small sample perl script to use with the
custom template CALL tag (which works in v6 only)?

The one that I have been playing with would basically give you unlimited
custom currencies to display your product prices in (on the store pages,
NOT in the shopping cart) if you were to use it in a custom product
template.

-Loren

Laszlo Somi
 


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