I'm tentatively poised over my copy of actinic, but I don't want to break anything, so I'll ask a few - probably easy - questions.
Shopping cart:
Is it possible to stop the meta refresh that occurs when users add products to the cart? Specifically, I want the user to have to click to continue shopping or to checkout, rather than be redirected. Consumers aren't clever people.
Checkout: (and shipping)
We can only supply to the UK, but I don't know how to remove the other countrie from the select dropdown box that appears in the checkout.
Similarly, is it possible to set up p&p just for britain, so that it defaults to free 2-3 day delivery,and £3.99 for next day? I'm pretty sure it is.
And finally - is it possibly to condense the checkout down to one or two pages before it goes offsite to the PSP? My main concern is that if I move inputs into two pages, actinic will still look for four (or whatever it is) pages - meaning it errors after page two.
This is pretty much all thats holding me back now, the anticipation is spooky. Woooo!
I realise that there's alot to answer up there, but it struck me as better to ask it all at once than to have three or four threads.
Regards,
k.
Shopping cart:
Is it possible to stop the meta refresh that occurs when users add products to the cart? Specifically, I want the user to have to click to continue shopping or to checkout, rather than be redirected. Consumers aren't clever people.
Checkout: (and shipping)
We can only supply to the UK, but I don't know how to remove the other countrie from the select dropdown box that appears in the checkout.
Similarly, is it possible to set up p&p just for britain, so that it defaults to free 2-3 day delivery,and £3.99 for next day? I'm pretty sure it is.
And finally - is it possibly to condense the checkout down to one or two pages before it goes offsite to the PSP? My main concern is that if I move inputs into two pages, actinic will still look for four (or whatever it is) pages - meaning it errors after page two.
This is pretty much all thats holding me back now, the anticipation is spooky. Woooo!
I realise that there's alot to answer up there, but it struck me as better to ask it all at once than to have three or four threads.
Regards,
k.
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