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    I want to show the product price WITHOUT the word 'price:' in the Order Detail template.
    When customers add to cart, they go to the confirm / inset quantity page. This is controlled by Act_OrderDetail.html
    it uses NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCT PRICE but this returns Price:£6.99 etc.
    All i want is the £6.99 bit.
    Cant use NETQUOTEVAR:COST or NETQUOTEVAR:PRICE - not supported in this template....
    anyone know what VAR I can use?

    many thanks
    andy
    Andy Warner

    www.legendgames.co.uk - rpgs, boardgames, dice and other geeky stuff
    www.RPGMiniatures.com D&D and Star Wars Miniatures

    Both running the Cart from Search Page hack

    Also www.mainlymurder.co.uk www.thegamesplace.co.uk and www.thediceplace.co.uk

    All running V8.5.2 Multisite on a windows 7 quad PC, augmented by Mole End automation, from a single shared database, using actinic specific hosting from Host-IT.

    #2
    Erm, sorry Andy..can i in turn ask you another question? why are all those real value replaced by those NETQUOTEVAR? do you know where are those exact value located? like let say, if we have <img length or img height..? they only provide us with NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEHEIGHT instead of NETQUOTEVAR: 5.6Cm (the actual value). Do u get what i mean? where are those value inserted originally? Cos, i want to change the bg color of my page but i have no idea why they only have NETQUOTEVAR:BGCOLOR instead of the real value "#000000". yup. how?

    ps. i'm Sorry for not answering your qns..
    Yours,
    Lin

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      #3
      Look in Design / Options / Shop Defaults / Default Price Text.

      Norman
      Norman - www.drillpine.biz
      Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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        #4
        thanks Norman... will check. It was late!

        and as to NETQUOTEVAR:BGCOLOR etc....

        the templates all have their own colours etc, which you can change for your site. when actinic generates your actual web pages, it looks up all the settings, and then replaces NETQUOTEVAR:whatever with the real value. You will notice in the real html pages on your site that the NETQUOTEVARS are converted to real html.

        poor explaination but you get the picture??

        check the community posts for more details (use SEARCH at top of this page)


        andy
        Andy Warner

        www.legendgames.co.uk - rpgs, boardgames, dice and other geeky stuff
        www.RPGMiniatures.com D&D and Star Wars Miniatures

        Both running the Cart from Search Page hack

        Also www.mainlymurder.co.uk www.thegamesplace.co.uk and www.thediceplace.co.uk

        All running V8.5.2 Multisite on a windows 7 quad PC, augmented by Mole End automation, from a single shared database, using actinic specific hosting from Host-IT.

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          #5
          Well, i do understnsad the NETQUOTEVAR are generated by the ACTINIC software and i do notice that the Real value can be found in the "view source" of any particular pages. However, i just don't get it why One NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEHEIGHT can be use to describe all the height of every image? i mean the height and width are different at times right? Therefore, how can they share the same length on different image? Or does the length the same? Therefore, i thought the value shd differ..meaning, Different image height shuold be gievn different measurement. just like normal coding. can u help me with this..cos ihave read those Actinic notes..still i dont understnad.. anyone?
          Http://www.hst.com.sg

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            #6
            The template Act_ProductImage.html is used every time Actinic wants to insert an image for a product. Each time the template is used by Actinic, the variables 'NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEFILE', 'NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEHEIGHT' and 'NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEWIDTH' are replaced by the name, height and width of the image currently being laid out.

            I hope that makes sense. Also see the advice I gave to a person with a very similar question...

            http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=8242

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