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    Shopping Cart - ActinicOrder.pm

    I'm doing some work in the ActinicOrder.pm file trying to set up the shopping cart and I have come across a problem.

    When I had a product to the cart it displays the following attributes and compenents -

    Additional Artwork
    D-end colour - Colour: Blueberry
    Worktop - Worktop colour: Beech laminate

    Is there anyway of changing the file so that the cart displays the following instead -

    Additional Artwork
    D-end colour - Blueberry
    Worktop - Beech laminate

    Hopefully sombody out there can help.
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    #2
    Does anbody know?
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      #3
      Would anybody within Actinic know?

      I know it would involve messing with the pearl script but I could really do with knowing how to do it.
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        #4
        The middle bit of text that you want to get rid of is probably the attribute name. You could hack into perl, but an easier way might be to just make the attribute name blank (but leaving the HTML text as you want it to display on the site).

        I haven't tried this but I think it should work.

        Mike
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        First Tackle - Fly Fishing and Game Angling

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          #5
          Tried that already, you have to have something in the atrribute name box.

          Can anybody please out, I really need to sort this out, is there anybody from actinic on here, how can I change the ActinicOrder.pm file?
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            #6
            Actually i tested just now and added a component and attribute with the name " ", just simple using a space. this should produce the desired effect u want...
            Cheers FrAz

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              #7
              Thank you , that does work. It looks like this now-

              Additional Artwork
              Additional Graphics
              D-end colour - : Silver Grey
              Worktop Colour - : Rosewood laminate

              That will do when the site goes live, I can work offline trying to get ride of the : as well.

              Thank you.
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                #8
                can anyone help, pppplllleeeaaassseeeee?
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                  #9
                  I'm just asking the development team on your behalf....

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                    #10
                    Brilliant, thank you.
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                      #11
                      OK

                      You need to search for

                      sub FindComponent

                      and then search for

                      ': ' .
                      (apostrophe colon space apostrophe space dot)

                      You will get three instances....

                      In the first change
                      Code:
                      $Res{text} .= ': ' . $pAttribute->[$::ABIDX_CHOICES]->[$nIndex];	# Choice description
                      to
                      Code:
                      $Res{text} .= $pAttribute->[$::ABIDX_CHOICES]->[$nIndex];	# Choice description
                      In the second change
                      Code:
                      $Res{text} .= ': ' . $pAttribute->[$::ABIDX_NAME];	# Insert attribute name
                      to
                      Code:
                      $Res{text} .= $pAttribute->[$::ABIDX_NAME];	# Insert attribute name
                      And in the third one change
                      Code:
                      $Res{text} .= $pAttribute->[$::ABIDX_NAME] . ': ' . $pAttribute->[$::ABIDX_CHOICES]->[$nIndex] . $separator . ' ';		# Choice description
                      to
                      Code:
                      $Res{text} .= $pAttribute->[$::ABIDX_CHOICES]->[$nIndex] . $separator . ' ';		# Choice description
                      If it goes wrong, you can always get an original ActinicOrder.pm from the 'Original' folder.

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                        #12
                        A million thank you's from the bottom of my heart

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