When you create a page in ShopSite you can specify a "filename" in one
of the fields. If you put a directory name in front of the file name
like wholesale/wigetpage.html ShopSite will put the page in the
directory wholesale (note ShopSite can't create the directory you have
to do that manually and give it permissions to be written to) You can
then password protect the wholesale directory (at least on unix/linux
servers, I don't know about windows) so that when someone trys to go to
your store and access a page in the wholesale directory they will be
given a webserver login dialog box before they can view the page. (Note
this login is handled by the webserver and has nothing to do with
ShopSite registration)
You would create a separate group of products with wholesale prices and
assign them to the pages in your wholesale subdirectory.
Jim
Rodney Blackwell wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message news:d8qbh6$l3b$1@eval.shopsite.com...
The only way to show different prices to differnt groups of people would
be to have separate pages that one group can access but the others can't.
Does shopsite have a way to accomplish this? Creating a page that only a
certain group has access to or creating a product that only a certain group
can purchase?
That way I could create a duplicate of each product and give it variable
pricing. The duplicate product could then only be viewed by users in the
"wholesale" group.
Since ShopSite pages are static there isn't a way to dynamically show
different content to different views.
Makes sense. I guess I was thinking that since the shopsite engine could
parse an if/then that dealt with whether to show variable pricing or sku
toggles, that it could also do an if/then for a usergroup.
Might be a nice future feature.
--
Rodney (digging the level of detail you can customize with shopsite)