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    Netquotedel

    In my Act_Orcer01.html page I have two of these-

    NETQUOTEDEL:SHIPPROMPT001

    and

    NETQUOTEDEL:SHIPANDHANDLEPHASE

    I can't find any mention of them in either this forum or the advanced user guide- does anyone know what they do?

    I'm attempting to track down the bit on teh shipping page that says 'class of service' 'standard shipping' in teh shipping and handling section. Any ideas?
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    Kevin Leitch
    Web Designer
    http://www.cyber-media.co.uk

    #2
    Hi Kevin

    I think what you're looking for is in Design Text | Web (Shipping) | Shipping. See Phase: -1 ID: 1.

    Hope this helps.

    Ben
    Ben Popplestone
    Ecommerce website software

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      #3
      Thanks Ben- I have altered that but to no avail. Do you know of any other settings that might have an impact on how this item is displayed?
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      Kevin Leitch
      Web Designer
      http://www.cyber-media.co.uk

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        #4
        Just to clarify this further-

        Here is the generated source taken from my page-

        Code:
        <TABLE BORDER="0" WIDTH="400" CELLSPACING="0" CELLPADDING="2">
        	<TR>
        		<TD WIDTH="60%" ALIGN="LEFT"><SPAN CLASS="actrequiredcolor">Class of Service:</SPAN></TD>
        		<TD WIDTH="40%" ALIGN="LEFT">
        Standard Shipping (£0.00)
        <INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=ShippingClass VALUE='7'>
        		</TD>
        	</TR>
        </TABLE>

        And here is the Actinic source I'm using on Act_order01.html

        Code:
        <table border="0" width="400" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="2">
          NETQUOTEDEL:SHIPPROMPT001
          <!-- Remove the comments to display the box around the delivery instructions-->
          <!--	<TR>-->
          <!--		<td bgcolor="NETQUOTEVAR:CHECKOUTBG">-->
          <!--		<TABLE BORDER="1" WIDTH="CUSTOMVAR:ACTSTDWIDTH" CELLSPACING="0" CELLPADDING="2" BGCOLOR="NETQUOTEVAR:CHECKOUTBG">-->
          <!--		<TR>-->
          <!-- End of remove-->
          <td bgcolor="NETQUOTEVAR:CHECKOUTBG" width="60%"> NETQUOTEVAR:SHIPPROMPT001 </td>
          <td bgcolor="NETQUOTEVAR:CHECKOUTBG" width="40%">
            <input type="TEXT" name="SHIPUSERDEFINED" size="20" maxlength="255" value="NETQUOTEVAR:SHIPUSERDEFINED">
          </td>
          <!-- Remove the comments to display the box around delivery instructions-->
          <!--		</TR>-->
          <!--		</TABLE>-->
          <!--		</TD>-->
          <!--	</TR>-->
          <!-- End of remove-->
          NETQUOTEDEL:SHIPPROMPT001
        </table>
        <hr>
        NETQUOTEDEL:SHIPANDHANDLEPHASE
        <!-- Shipping HTML end -->
        As you can see the phrase "Standard Shipping (£0.00)" which appears in my output isn't even mentioned in teh Actinic code- can anyone shed some light on this?
        --
        Kevin Leitch
        Web Designer
        http://www.cyber-media.co.uk

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          #5
          *bump*

          Would appreciate some help with this please
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          Kevin Leitch
          Web Designer
          http://www.cyber-media.co.uk

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            #6
            I can't find any mention of them in either this forum or the advanced user guide
            You can not find any mention of these variables because most of the NETQUOTEDEL prefixed variables are for system use only. These variables are used to mark sections which might be deleted depending on your settings.
            I'm attempting to track down the bit on teh shipping page that says 'class of service' 'standard shipping' in teh shipping and handling section. Any ideas?
            I think you may want to take a look on the templates in the ShipControl subfolder of your site directory. The shipping section of your checkout pages is based on these templates.

            I hope this helps.
            Zoltan
            Actinic Software
            www.actinic.co.uk

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              #7
              I hope this helps.
              It does indeed consider a virtual beer coming your way
              --
              Kevin Leitch
              Web Designer
              http://www.cyber-media.co.uk

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                #8
                <fx: downloading beer...>
                Zoltan
                Actinic Software
                www.actinic.co.uk

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