Hi all,
We have never sold merchandise through TNEW and we are about to put a product on sale and the question came up is there any way for someone to purchase more than 1 of the item and designate that 1 or more of the items should be shipped to someone else other than the purchaser?
The only way I can think of doing this is to create form fields and ask the purchaser to include shipping details if the items should be shipped to someone else and then have this create csi on the purchasers record.
Or do we instruct the purchaser that if they are purchasing it as a gift for someone, to complete one order at a time per recipient and enter the shipping address into form fields?
Any other ideas?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Charlotte
Other tricky Issues i've found are taking multiple postage fees and/or scaling fees in response to international address.I've managed to loop people back to the shop with a button in the cart. I think a bit of jazzy customisation in the Precart might work for you but that would be a customisationOur mech is here my.sydneydancecompany.com/shop
Hi Heath,
I took a look at your cart. I like the idea of the return to merchandise page button. How did you add that?
Thanks!
I've always had a bugger of a time with Buttons in WYSIWYG fields in TNEW so I've faked it this way.
In Product Editor > Performance Additional Text for Cart you can add a form field as "source" that will do the job.
<form action="">my.sydneydancecompany.com/shop"><input type="submit" value="RETURN TO THE MERCHANDISE PAGE" /> </form>
You can add these to any TNEW page field and it'll work.
Hope that helps
I really like this. I think it is real neat!
To get a button that matches your other buttons either of these might work.
<a href="">my.sydneydancecompany.com/shop"> <button class="btn btn-primary">Return to Merchandise Page</button></a>
<a href="">my.sydneydancecompany.com/shop"> <button class="btn">Return to Merchandise Page</button></a>
Thanks Thomas. I know the button classes but I've always had TNEW Product Editor throw errors and failing to save when I've used them hence using form "buttons." It was a bugger moving over from v6 to v7 as it took a little while to work out why all my pages were failing to save.
Ah, I think I see what you mean. After I add the code by clicking source and then if I click the source button again it seems to throw out some of the code.
With your method thought form you can still add a class if you wanted it styled similar to your other website buttons, e.g. <input class="btn" type="submit"... or <input class="btn btn-primary" type="submit"...
Thanks Heath! What a a great workaround! I'll give it a try.