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    Your/Retail Price Formatting

    When customers are logged actinic shows both prices. Fair enough, but on my page it seems to be inserting an extra <br> before each price resulting in poor formatting for my page.

    Does anyone know where these come from? I have checked and double checked my templates for extra tags but cant see any!

    Dave
    Cheers

    David
    Located in Edinburgh UK

    http://twitter.com/mcfinster

    #2
    I know you can remove the "Your Price" line by ticking the "Hide prices from..." box in the user accounts section.

    Otherwise it's surely a Perl job...

    $sLine .= "$Response[2]<BR>";
    (Line 7646 of ActinicOrder.pm)

    ... could be what you're after... but I'm only guessing and I'd strongly advise backing up everything before you try anything I suggest that involves Perl ;-)

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      #3
      DB,

      Yeah the Your price and Retail Price can be changed phase -1 id 299 and phase -1 id 294. Mine now reads "<SPAN CLASS="actwarningcolor"><Actinic:NOWSERVING/>'s Price%s" which very nicely displays the price with your customers name in it i.e "David Finlayson's Price" and is a nice feature if you want to personalise it for the customer even more.

      That line of the Perl worked perfectly!

      Cheers again!

      Dave
      Cheers

      David
      Located in Edinburgh UK

      http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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        #4
        The personalisation is a nice touch, might use something like that myself.

        This might be an obvious question but it's not something I've looked at yet - does <Actinic:NOWSERVING/> show the username or the user's full name/first name?

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          #5
          DB,

          <Actinic:NOWSERVING/> shows the users full name. I have actually changed it now to <Actinic:CURRACCOUNT/> which shows the business name as all my accounts will be business based instead of individuals. I suppose if you only wanted to show the first name you could use the <Actinic:CURRACCOUNT/> for their surname, can't imagine it will make any difference to your client.

          Dave
          Cheers

          David
          Located in Edinburgh UK

          http://twitter.com/mcfinster

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            #6
            Cheers, I'll look into this again after I've got through today's list of problems...

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