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Haven't done the 3.0.5 yet, but ship by weight factoids previously true = 1. Set country codes, followed by comma, if more than one; then, no space between codes, just commas. 2. You do not need a zero weight value; 300:4.99,600:7.49,800:8.99 would be calculated as 300.00 kg and below = 4.99 GBP, 600.00 kg and below = 7.49 GBP, etc. 3. Make sure you set up all classes ffor each zone you specify. For instance, if you have both 1st Class and 2nd Class fields for zone one, and you have a country in zone one, then fill out formula for both 1st and 2nd class. 4. Also no spaces between weight:cost formulas, just commas. Double check that all is set up that way, and it should work ;)

Hi Foxfire . . . forget the padding then . . . Try adding a top margin rather than padding to .boxTitleLeft, .boxTitleRight. I can't test it at the moment, so try it and let me know. Add something like: margin-top: 0.5 em; - or - margin-top: 1px; EDIT: You are right, it is a beautiful skin You should be very proud ;)

Actually, I think it is a good solution. You can add a Free Download button, and put it in the description area of the products - if you don't have too many of them.

Look in modules/gateway/Print_Order_Form/ and in the directory you will find: orderForm.php orderForm.tpl just about everything you need to change this form . . . May also need to edit language.inc.php a little

e.h., evidently we are not following this :UNRESOLVED: gent. What he wants is to have CC, with a totally different skin on the index page. Problem is, index.php carries the whole site through global/index.tpl . . . until you go to cart, then you're in global/cart.tpl No idea what the specific needs of this setup are (no one explained that part), just want the index page, with cart functionality, to look different than everything else :w00t:

Now that I know which skin you're using, I can tell you that the separator bars are found here, in layout.css: .boxContentLeft, .boxContentRight { border-top: 1px double maroon; border-bottom: 1px ridge maroon; padding-left: 5px; margin-bottom: 10px; padding-top: 3px; padding-bottom: 5px; } the border-bottom doesn't really show, since it is set as ridge and only 1px wide . . . it is the border-top that you are seeing. I would suggest you change it to P.S. And delete the border-bottom altogether This skin is still under development for some improvements, by the way. I'll contact you when the new improved version is done.

Best way to do this is install the cart in a separate directory. If your site were widgets.com, then you could have an html page at widgets.com, and links to the cart at widgets.com/catalog/ or some such.

@ ami6: Hmmm, why do you have Country selected as United States in the screenshot? @ Vrakas: Thank you, but what are you accusing me of now? JK thanks again

Hi mig6! This post is only about the checklist/tutorial for setting up IPN. It has nothing to do with shipping costs at PayPal. I do not know the answer to your problem. As mentioned in the checklist, Brooky has made a post about the problem you are having. It is at http://www.cubecart.com/site/forums/index....showtopic=11126 If the PayPal IPN and autoreturn are not working, I can refer you to the checklist and to Sir William's thread . . . but the shipping amount is a whole separate issue.

Bienvenidos a the forum mig6

File Name :: PayPalâ„¢ IPN Set-up Checklist Author :: markscarts Category :: Tutorials & Documentation Description :: This is a checklist to go with Sir William's IPN patch, applicable to CubeCartâ„¢ 3.0.2 through 3.0.4 The checklist is a mini-two-page tutorial/checklist in the PDF format, that covers all the bases in setting up PayPalâ„¢ IPN to work in CubeCart. Helps you to avoid a few frustrating pitfalls that have caused others grief in getting it working. Download the zip file to your computer, or you can see this checklist online at http://cc3.biz/extras/IpnChecklist.pdf PLEASE NOTE: THIS CHECKLIST APPLICABLE TO 3.0.2 THROUGH 3.0.4 The patches referred to are not needed in 3.0.5! Also, THIS IS FOR PAYPAL STANDARD & IPN PayPal Pro account not needed, and this tutorial has nothing to do with PayPal Direct Payment and PayPal Express Checkout Updated Tue, Nov 22 2005 6:06 am View File

Examples were taken from Classic skin, others may look a little different, but much the same.

Kisses I like and KISS is a good principle . . . Anyway, look in skins/your_skin/styleTemplates/global/index.tpl Look for something like: <div>{SEARCH_FORM}</div> <div>{SESSION}</div> Place HTML comment tags before and after like this: <!-- <div>{SEARCH_FORM}</div> <div>{SESSION}</div> --> Then in the same file, index.tpl, find something like this: {MAIL_LIST} Place HTML comment tags before and after like this: <!-- {MAIL_LIST} --> That should do the trick :(

Just published a "mini-tutorial" that's really just a checklist for getting PayPalâ„¢ IPN up and running with Sir William's patch. The tute is a 2 page PDF file. It will hopefully help you to avoid some frustrating little pitfalls I and others have encountered in making the automatic payment thingy work. It has been submitted and should soon appear in the Downloads area. In the meantime, you can see it online here..

Well, you quoted me in the first instance, so I'll respond here, too I think splitting the forums from time-to-time becomes necessary, but this movement to pester Brooky into fracturing it to pieces is prolly doomed to fail. I still think that the best answer is for the literary types among us to begin doing some documentation and place it for download for others. The downloads area is split into more sections than the forum. If tutorials are present, point the folk with problems over to the tutorials. I'm not just making meaningless suggestions here, I am actually practicing my own advice. I've uploaded three tutorials to the "Tutorials and Documentation" section within the past ten days, and will be providing many more in the days ahead. I'm not knocking your opinion, or that of the thirty or so others who want to splinter the forums. I just happen to have a differing opinion, which is in line with Brooky's as quoted above. Some day there will be an official CC documentation; in the meantime, I plan to help fill in the gap :)

Hi pagoda, look in the CCv.3 documentation area under downloads, you'll find this: http://www.cubecart.com/site/forums/index.php?download=232

OK, I went to your link and saw the Killer after I posted. Instructions above. Basically the same in all the skins . . . go with the principle of the thang :lol:

Sure, which skin are you using? The answer to that is in the second file I posted about, viewCat.tpl OK, you've got the Killer skin. OPEN skins/Killer/styleTemplates/viewCat.tpl, you'll see this code: The part in red displays the category image. You need to cut & paste, move it up like this: I added a <br clear="all" /> when I moved it. May not be necessary, I'd have to test it to see :dizzy:

hmmm, if you want it to disappear, the second option is better. First option would be if you'd rather it say something different, like"To see our products please choose a subcategory above." Of course it works for you . . . but if you ever upgrade the cart the lang.inc.php file may get overwritten. The second method turns it off in your skin by putting it between comment tags <!-- and --> so that if you ever wanted it back, or wanted to say something else in that space, you could put it back by removing those tags - and in the skin rather than the program's language file, it's unlikely you'll ever have to overwrite the file. Just a li'l food for thought. Glad to help :dizzy:

Go to his site at http://swscripts.com/ I see you are a licensed user. Drop Sir William a note and you'll get the mod at half price :dizzy:

Two ways to deal with this - go to language/en/lang.inc.php and search the file for There are no products in this category, and change it to say what you prefer. Or, go to skins/your_skin/styleTemplates/content/viewCat.tpl and find the following code: <!-- BEGIN: noProducts --> <div>{TXT_NO_PRODUCTS}</div> <!-- END: noProducts --> REPLACE with this: <!-- BEGIN: noProducts --> <!-- <div>{TXT_NO_PRODUCTS}</div> --> <!-- END: noProducts -->

Well, that's a good question . . . I think the answer is no, because I tried entering $2,500.00 and the software treated the comma as a zero, and put the price at $2.50 If you put in a price of, say, $1000.00 it must be without a comma, and when the price is displayed in the store, it is displayed without a comma. That has been my experience, anyway.

Or even here http://www.oanda.com/convert/classic

Be more specific for a specific answer, as in, "I'm using x skin," and "here's a link to my page if you'd like to take a look."

denada, no problemo, amigo :dizzy: