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SChivers
Starting Member
United Kingdom
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 Posted - December 06 2006 : 04:50:03
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Im looking at having my cart and login page using a seperate header to the one that is on the main page. Is this possible and if so how will i achieve this
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Kidd
VP-CART Super User
Australia
373 Posts |
Posted - December 06 2006 : 19:54:21
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| the header is being displayed by calling ShopPageHeader, if you want to use a seperate header you can comment that line and replace it with your custom html code |
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ironhawker
VP-CART Super User
USA
260 Posts |
Posted - December 08 2006 : 23:57:02
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Browsers automatically go to index or default pages in the root directory.
If you have your cart in /shopping folder, then you could have a seperate index or default page in the root that has your login form and have the action="" call send it via the /shopping/yourfilename.asp directive page...assuming that is the folder your cart is in.
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jayceew
VP-CART New User
USA
114 Posts |
Posted - December 18 2006 : 21:46:50
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Well, I just did this yesterday for a new v6 install, so if you don't have that, you're mileage may vary. Anyways, I did the following:
in shopheaders.asp, there is a procedure (sub) called ShopPageHeader. Copy the entire function (to the first place you see 'end sub' and then paste it below. Call this sub 'ShopPageHeader_Default', or whatever you want to call it. Then edit the line in the sub that says
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<!-- #include file="shoppage_header.htm" -->
<%
change this to the template file you want to use.
Finally, in your default.asp, change the the line
<%shopPageHeader%>
to the name of the sub you just created. Repeat the process for the trailer templates if you like as well.
Then just modify shoppage_header.htm to make it look the way you want and save it as
ShopPageHeader_Default.htm, or whatever you want to call it.
Special Thanks to - craig simons who helped me with this on January 16 2006 11:55:14 |
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