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    I'm attempting to help someone out with a positioning problem in the shopping basket, and although I suspect the answer to this question will be "You're 'aving a larf!", here goes anyway...

    The layout that is required is in this thread - http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=9417 (the 'after.jpg' image) - with a thumbnail, then the product name to the right of the image, with the size option shown directly under that.

    The layout for the product name, thumbnail and quantity box, is controlled by the routine between <!-- Product line begin --> and <!-- Product line end -->. That same routine is then used again to display the size option (complete with its own quantity) so, of course, it starts a new line under the thumbnail.

    Is the layout mentioned above possible or not? I have tried nesting a copy of the routine within the first one but, as I suspected, that doesn't work.

    Any ideas?

    Malcolm
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    #2
    First up, I assume you are using

    <Actinic:REMOVE TAG="THUMBNAIL">
    <IMG SRC="NETQUOTEVAR:THUMBNAIL" THUMBNAILSIZE>
    </Actinic:REMOVE>

    in the shopping cart to include the thumbnails. Taking a look at Act_ShoppingCartXML.html it should be possible to change it to

    code removed as it doesn't work

    I.e. nest the three product line tables (productline, other info, date info) within a nested table that sticks the image to the left.

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      #3
      I am also trying to do the same thing but to no avail.

      when the cart page is viewed all the price total remove iem portions are forced over

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        #4
        Sorry - it turns out there are some problems with this code so I should have removed the thread. I have not been able to get a product image spanning more than one row in the shopping cart.

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          #5
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          I think it has something to do you the column spanning but i cannot decipher the code enough to workout how to do it

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