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    Second image for product

    Can anyone tell me how I best add an additional image to a product?
    Alan Johnson

    Quality Parrot Cages & Accessories by Parrotize UK
    Pet Accessories by Animal Instinct

    #2
    you will need to create a customvar, and then add the customvar to your product template

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      #3
      Thanks Jo.
      Can you point me at any example actinic websites?
      Alan Johnson

      Quality Parrot Cages & Accessories by Parrotize UK
      Pet Accessories by Animal Instinct

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        #4
        Why stop at 2?

        We have up to 4 using customvar's see an example at http://www.wheesh.com/acatalog/gig03.htm or http://www.wheesh.com/acatalog/m418wc.htm
        Mike Julien

        www.wheesh.com

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          #5
          Can't contribute to thread (don't even know what a customvar is...LOL) but just wanted to say "WOW" to Mike (at Wheesh)... what fantastic photos of that elm jewellery chest!
          Tracey

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            #6
            Hi

            If you're not into Customvar's yet, an easy alternative would be to click on the product and then select the "Extended information" tab. Here you can generate a pop-up info page for the product with an image.

            If you want to have a look at the CUSTOMVAR thing then go into help contents, find "Editing HTML" and then select "Displaying Custom Properties In Your Online Store"

            Near the bottom of this help section is an example of a second image Custom Variable.
            "There is do and there is not do, there is no try" Yoda

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              #7
              Don't worry folks, I'm sure Mike's gonna post a `how-to-do-it` explanation very soon.


              (Great looking 'site Mike btw)
              Football Heaven

              For all kinds of football souvenirs and memorabilia.

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                #8
                Originally posted by budgetbumps
                (don't even know what a customvar is...LOL)
                Thank God i'm not the only one!
                Trying to squeeze my moneys worth out of V7 - but not for much longer!

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                  #9
                  George, how to do it (with some details omitted because I can't remember them all as I set it up a few years ago)

                  Each product page, such as http://www.wheesh.com/acatalog/gig03.htm, based on the actinic created pop-up page (extended info).

                  We have set up a pop-up page template (loosely based on Act_Primary.html) which picks us the NETQUOTEVARS that are available in the pop up page (Name, Product Ref, Extended Information & product image). To this template we have added customvars for 2nd, 3rd & 4th images, additional text, section name & section ID to be able to display more images, an add to cart button and a return to catalogue link. (I've attached the template to give you a better idea)

                  Actinic then creates all the pages for us as pop-up pages but we do not use the java pop up call but have a <a>link</> from the image on the section page so google can follow into all the pages

                  So now when we add another product which has more than one image we just have to set the appropriate image as a customvar in product properties. Most of the other customvars can be set by section so there's not too much additional input.
                  Mike Julien

                  www.wheesh.com

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                    #10
                    Jewellery Chest

                    Tracy,
                    Glad you liked the photos, I thought as it was nearly £1,000 I'd better make a special effort on the photos. It is a lovely piece but watch this space as it's £3,500 and £5,000 sisters are on their way over from Italy.
                    Mike Julien

                    www.wheesh.com

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                      #11
                      Thanks Mike.

                      Great site!
                      Alan Johnson

                      Quality Parrot Cages & Accessories by Parrotize UK
                      Pet Accessories by Animal Instinct

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