My current V8 site uses 2 templates, : 2 col and 3 col designs. All my cart and checkout pages uses the 2 col template but i need the bounce page to use the same one, so that when a punter adds a product to the cart they see the 2 col design. I'm not sure where i can change this. You can see the design at http://www.bluestreakbeads.co.uk
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Richard,
You can do that on the 'Design' tab, use the 'Select Page type' drop down to select the 'Bounce Page', if using a PSP, then that bounce page too is available in the same area.
Kind regards,Bruce King
SellerDeck -
Thanks for that. I re-registered the design in Dreamweaver and specified the bounce page (so, another method!).Comment
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Go to 'Design | Library | Layouts | Web Page Outer Layout', double click on the 'PSP Bounce Page Layout' selector and edit the 'Initial value' and 'Top Level Value' to reflect your registered DW page.
The 'Bounce Page' can be accessed via 'Design | Library | Layouts | Web Page Inner Layout'.
Kind regards,Bruce King
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Unfortunately it is not the PSP bounce page I need to change templates on but the bounce page that appears when you add a product to the cart.
I resaved the page in dreamweaver and registered it with actinic just as the bounce page, but upon returning into actinic, it had become the overall page layout. I changed this back but then the bounce page changed back too. HELP!
A URL is http://www.bluestreakbeads.co.uk/acatalog/info_3.html Add it to the cart and you will see which page I mean.Comment
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I've been through just about every control palette and there doen not appear to be a specific control to change just the template for the bounce page (as opposed to the psp bounce page) which probably means manually editing a file somewhere. Can anyone point me in the right direction please ?Comment
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Well, it took a phone call to Actinic Support to find it but for those of you who ever have the same problem, the answer is.....
Design > Themes > Advanced Themes Configuration > Page Layouts > Advanced Page Configuration and voila! There thay all are.Comment
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