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louannarose
Starting Member
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 Posted - April 27 2003 : 15:33:45
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I am missing something...
I want to alter the layout and content (not fonts and colors) of the shopcustomer page, for example, move the shipping table below the customer details table, add text or image headings to those tables, and alter and/or rearrange the text and elements on the page. Is that stuff controlled by html somewhere?
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rodney
VP-CART New User
USA
75 Posts |
Posted - April 27 2003 : 23:18:22
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The shipping information below customer information is standard feature in vpasp and can be controlled by the config menu
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Superal
VP-CART Expert
Canada
542 Posts |
Posted - April 28 2003 : 06:27:23
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The customer form is formatted in shopcustomerform.asp which is called by shopcustomer.asp. Very little of the formatting is done in shopcustomer, most is in shopcustomerform. This is where you can move the coupon, gift cert boxes, etc around.
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Drew
Starting Member
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Posted - January 12 2005 : 23:26:38
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I'm interested in moving the shipping table below the customer details table too, but I don't see where it can be controlled by the config menu as rodney suggested. Can someone direct me as to where or how I can do this in version 5.50?
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greatphoto
VP-CART Super User
USA
304 Posts |
Posted - January 13 2005 : 06:37:29
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Hi Drew-
You're looking for xshippingundercustomer. Setting this to "yes" will make the shipping form appear below the other customer information fields in shopcustomer.asp.
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dcwebman
VP-CART New User
USA
127 Posts |
Posted - May 02 2005 : 07:49:16
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My new client really doesn't like this page because he thinks it's confusing as to the left side being the billing information and the right side being the shipping information. I know you can put the shipping info underneath but the same situation occurs. I'm going to have to go into the code and put a title on top of these two tables that say something like "Billing" and "Shipping". It would be nice in the next version of VP-ASP, this was an option.
The other solution, of which I'm trying to decide which one is easier to do, is to change the ship to field names to say something like "Ship To City". Unfortunately these language fields are identical to the Billing fields. There is one Ship To field which is the name but it would have been nice, maybe next version again, if the rest of the Ship To fields had their own names.
I was impressed that out of say the first 10 things he told me he wanted changed I was able to do them in the VP-ASP admin. Now that makes it easy!
Jeff
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amylevenberg
Starting Member
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Posted - January 11 2006 : 12:40:29
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Hi Jeff!
My client would also like headers on the billing and shipping columns. Did you ever figure out how to do this and would you mind sharing? I'd really appreciate it!
Amy
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Originally posted by dcwebman
My new client really doesn't like this page because he thinks it's confusing as to the left side being the billing information and the right side being the shipping information. I know you can put the shipping info underneath but the same situation occurs. I'm going to have to go into the code and put a title on top of these two tables that say something like "Billing" and "Shipping". It would be nice in the next version of VP-ASP, this was an option.
The other solution, of which I'm trying to decide which one is easier to do, is to change the ship to field names to say something like "Ship To City". Unfortunately these language fields are identical to the Billing fields. There is one Ship To field which is the name but it would have been nice, maybe next version again, if the rest of the Ship To fields had their own names.
I was impressed that out of say the first 10 things he told me he wanted changed I was able to do them in the VP-ASP admin. Now that makes it easy!
Jeff
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dcwebman
VP-CART New User
USA
127 Posts |
Posted - January 12 2006 : 08:39:58
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Yes, I added the headings to VP-ASP 5.5.
This is what I did. For the Billing side, in shopcustomerform.asp in the ShopCustomerForm subroutine, I added after Response.Write(TableDef):
if mid(lcase(request.servervariables("SCRIPT_NAME")), instrrev(request.servervariables("SCRIPT_NAME"), "/")) = "/shopcustomer.asp" then
Response.Write("<caption style=""font-size: 12px; font-weight: bold;"">Billing</caption>")
end if
In the same file in subroutine ShopShippingForm again after Response.Write(TableDef), I added:
Response.Write("<caption style=""font-size: 12px; font-weight: bold;"">Shipping</caption>")
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amylevenberg
Starting Member
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Posted - January 13 2006 : 14:41:00
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Thank you Jeff!!!! You are a great help!!!
Amy
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