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    #16
    Hi Lee,
    Hope you dont mind but going to email screenshot. File size is 121 kb forum only allows 100

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      #17
      decrease the size of the image and then upload it to the forum

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        #18
        Originally posted by NormanRouxel
        Trevor,

        You're using Quantity on Confirmation Page. So that's where the prompt will show. Click Add To cart and see.

        Switch to Quantity on Product Page to see the prompt alongside the product.
        There appears to be a glitch of some kind on this, i agree with you here Norman, which was why i asked what he had for that setting, yet on the working example i provided, it is set as 'Quantity on Confirmation Page'.

        I'm confused

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          #19
          Originally posted by tccom
          Hi Lee,
          Hope you dont mind but going to email screenshot. File size is 121 kb forum only allows 100
          Got them, your shopping mode needs to change, to one of the other options, I have on confirmation page working, but i think to have this setup as it is meant, you should select on product page.

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            #20
            Soory Lee,
            Had already emailed it befoe I got other message on forum. Are you both agreeing that their may be a bug in my version of Actinic

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              #21
              No Trevor, the bug is on mine if at all any. Yours was just not set up as it needs to be, that was the problem your end.

              Have you got it now?

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                #22
                Hi There Norman.
                Got it. Working fine. Where in the manual did you get that from. Looked Hi and low before posting on the forum. Really sorry to have troubled you guys. You as well Jo.


                Many THnaks to you all.

                Regards

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                  #23
                  Thanks Lee,

                  New learning curve for me!

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                    #24
                    It's something historic from very old versions from what i understand.

                    I can see it on your site now.

                    Make sure you make it clear what you are asking them for though:

                    'Please include the text you would like engraved (max 40 characters)' etc.

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                      #25
                      Originally posted by leehack
                      Rather than style the input box globally, apply your own class instead.
                      Hi, sorry to go right back to this:

                      I have managed to apply a class to the "editable" input boxes, (the ones under products) but the one on the shopping cart is not coded in HTML, it is an actinic variable.

                      How do i edit this?

                      I only want to edit a few boxes, at the moment i have a class called: "input {"

                      which will change the style of all input boxes.

                      Thanks
                      Nineplus.com - Surfboards, Longboards, Wetsuits and Accessories.

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                        #26
                        Think the opposite way around to what you are currently.

                        Apply a global style to the input tag which will style those you can't get to and then apply a class to the ones you can to change them from the global setting.

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                          #27
                          of course!!!!

                          Thanks.

                          i guess sometimes you have to sit back and look before trying to tackle the problem.

                          Cheers!

                          Dan
                          Nineplus.com - Surfboards, Longboards, Wetsuits and Accessories.

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                            #28
                            Hehe. Back to front thinking works! I was trying to work out a JavaScript routine that would comma separate the thousands in big prices. Code was horrendous until someone pointed out that it's dead easy if you reverse the digits first, then un-reverse afterwards. In case anyone needs it, here it is in its one line version.
                            Code:
                            function CommaFormatted(num){return num.toString().split('').reverse().join('').replace(/(\d\d\d)(?=\d)(?!\d*\.)/g,'$1,').split('').reverse().join('');}
                            Norman - www.drillpine.biz
                            Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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                              #29
                              Originally posted by sgtbash
                              of course!!!!

                              Thanks.

                              i guess sometimes you have to sit back and look before trying to tackle the problem.

                              Cheers!

                              Dan
                              If you ever get stuck on anything, rotate your brains thinking 180 degrees and so often you will find a solution.

                              So frustrating (but also pleasing) when somebody comes up with such a simple idea. I know that feeling only too well .

                              Glad you are sorted, HTH.

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