mike4kz

So, you're saying, that "smarty" within the document does not have access to the global objects? When I put the command {debug} in the document, I'm getting a popup with all variables defined "on the template level". Should I access them differently? I tried to look at $smarty and $smarty_data (with |@var_dump), but they return NULL. How could I see what is available within "document smarty" versus "template smarty"?

Trying to put some "logic" within a document with "Smarty Tags". They work in a templates, however they do not work in a "documents". Tried with "Parse Smarty Tags" box checked and unchecked - the same behavior. Generally... My steps... * Created an empty document (title, etc.). * Start editing a content. * Switch to "Source" * Inserted <p>{$CART_TOTAL}</p> When I see the document, I have only: <p></p> In the "Smarty Debugger" the variable exists. Also tried a couple other variables (Smarty objects) with the same result. WHAT I"M DOING WRONG? PS. Also curious, if "smarty tags" processing available in the "product description".

I just discovered that my store soes not have this tab either. I have officially purchased the software, upgrade it as required, but I cannot find where and how to enable these tabs. Right now all my products have the same "global" keywords and meta description.

Here are some ideas (may be include into future releases). As I understand from the code, all orders report to all turned affiliates. At least I was unable to find a code, that will report only a certain orders to certain affiliates. Same things with ROI trackers - if I put, for example, Google or Shopping.com Java aplet into the code, all my orders will report to them. So, it would be nice to have "initial selector" (as I stated above), for example, put a parameter "&track=google" or "&source=google", and then at the confirmation page do a case selector, and if this customer came through Google Base, then report it to a Google Base. If it came through Shopping.com or NextTag, then report through proper ROI tracker to that system. Also, we can track "stages" the client came through. For example, if we track it through a session, then we can store information, that "this client came to the website and didn't buy anything", Another client (for example, through IP address), not just came, but actually registered and placed an order. And then we may generate a report for daily / weekly / monthly activity - so many customers came through Googke, so many through PriceGrabber, so many of them created accounts and made purchases. I'm not a programmer. I can do a basic modifications for the software. But if we can implement something like this in the future releases, it would be great.

I have a question. I want to track the source of the traffic. FOr example, when I configure the product somewhere, I would like to do something like: http://www.myshop.com/index.php?_a=product&product_id=3&source=google And I want to track it, may be not as a GUI report (however it would be nice), but through either a database or through a flat file. Is it any functionality like this available? Either as MOD or third party software? It shouldn't be that hard to do, however will give a clear picture who brings you the traffic. And it it could be tracked through the session variable, it would be perfect.