Webshop Plus! v.2.0 for WWB7

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 4:55 am

Sorry Naval,

That worked

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:41 am

Webshop plus allows you to have optins (and price variations).

So you can setup a basic "product" (or service or donation) and set the other options as price variations.

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:29 pm

Naval,
I have a similar issue. I want to get away with the quantity thing.
As in quantity it will always be 1.
I tried putting quantity in the hidden fields but then in the cart it shows quantity as zero.
I also wish to have a drop down price option like...
1) Pay $ 250 now
2) Pay $300 now
3) I will make the full payment of $500 now
and any one can be selected by the client and will be billed accordingly

jerryco · Post by **jerryco** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 2:01 pm

Navaldesign is this something for you?
http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/fly-to ... th-jquery/

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:06 pm

Ne,

The hidden field for quantity MUST work. If it doesn't you have something wrong.

The basic option should be "Flat package" for product description, $100 as product Price (that corresponds to the minimum payment) then add as option name : Payment

and as option values:

1. Downpayment $100 (with value 0)
2. Downpayment $ 250 (with value +150)
3. Downpayment $500 (with value + 400)

As you see the basic price $100 plus the option price makes, for the 3 cases, $100, $250, $500

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:40 pm

Navaldesign wrote:Ne,

The hidden field for quantity MUST work. If it doesn't you have something wrong.

The basic option should be "Flat package" for product description, $100 as product Price (that corresponds to the minimum payment) then add as option name : Payment

and as option values:

1. Downpayment $100 (with value 0)
2. Downpayment $ 250 (with value +150)
3. Downpayment $500 (with value + 400)

As you see the basic price $100 plus the option price makes, for the 3 cases, $100, $250, $500

But in case the situation is:
1st Instalment is $130
2nd Instalment is $220
3rd Instalment is $100
and all the values are independent of each other.
A person will pay the first Instalment and then after somedays pay the second and then the third and it is not adding but individual figures to be charged

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:45 pm

Jerry82 wrote:Navaldesign is this something for you?
http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/fly-to ... th-jquery/

Jery,

thank you for the heads up. Though it is very funcy, i (just my personal opinion) prefer the static carts that will display (as this does) the purchased items on the top corner. However, this can also be done, but Webshop plus is a free extra to WB users, so i prefer adding (whenever i have some time...) more features than just visual effects.

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:49 pm

One more question...instead of adding single items on the cart at a time, how about an option where the user checks the products he needs and at the end there would be a "Add to cart" button and when that is clicked all the selected products add to the cart at one time

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:49 pm

Me, the concept is the same.

Make the "service" as "Flat Package" with Price 0 (zero) and add the options as:

Option Name: Payment For:

Values:

1st Installment: $130 with value "1st Installment, +130"
2nd Installment: $220 with value "2ond Installment, +220"

and so on

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:52 pm

me.prosenjeet wrote:One more question...instead of adding single items on the cart at a time, how about an option where the user checks the products he needs and at the end there would be a "Add to cart" button and when that is clicked all the selected products add to the cart at one time

EVERYTHING can be done.

However, i can't implement whatever single users want / ask for, or that would be an endless process.

Webshop Plus is a free cart. For more complicated features / special requests, DBTechnosystems (me, hehe) offers paid services.

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 3:53 pm

Navaldesign wrote:
me.prosenjeet wrote:One more question...instead of adding single items on the cart at a time, how about an option where the user checks the products he needs and at the end there would be a "Add to cart" button and when that is clicked all the selected products add to the cart at one time
EVERYTHING can be done.

However, i can't implement whatever single users want / ask for, or that would be an endless process.

Webshop Plus is a free cart. For more complicated features / special requests, DBTechnosystems (me, hehe) offers paid services.

I know that Naval...and I also know you are a darling!

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 8:33 pm

Sandyfishgirl wrote:Sorry, I'm a bit puzzled on this one. First let me say, I did delete the thankyou and checkout & removed the #1 from the remaining.

The manual (Adobe zip) says
"The Thank You page URL is most important, as this is the page where your visitors will be redirected after a PayPal payment."
"Keyword" here being after.

Once in the actual program, I see on the Check Out Page
"After submitting your order, a PayPal Pay Now button will appear, please click it to proceed to secure payment through PayPal. It is not necessary to have a PayPal account, or to create one, you can simply pay with your credit card if so you desire."
And on the Thank You Page, in the program it says
"Your order has been successfully placed!
A confirmation email has been sent to your email address."

On this page, there is an HTML for the PayPal - to pay.

SO - my question is where does the shopper go - after PayPal? If I remember correctly, this is a setting in my PayPal account. I wonder, if I have more than one "store" (website) how does PayPal handle that? I already collect from another website - with just a PayNow button. I'll visit their site & see. I have more to learn about multiple stores.

The customer is returned to whatever page you have set in the PayPal settings (admin area) as PayPal Thankyou page. This is a per transaction page. It is not affected nor it will affect settings you have in your PayPal profile.

1) If I wanted to change the text on any button; example - to change "Order Now!" to "Purchase" - is this ok to do?

Yes

2) Is there an option to the button style on the PayPal HTML ?
"http://images.paypal.com/images/x-click-but6.gif"

If you have the knowledge and you know the path to the image you want, you can change it as required.

3) In the head of all pages within the shop I read:
<title>Web Shop Home</title>
<meta name="author" content="Pablo Software Solution - DBTechnosystems">
<meta name="description" content="A free but powerfull and flexible Shopping Cart Script developed for WYSIWYG Web builder users">
<meta name="generator" content="WYSIWYG Web Builder - http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com">
This meta tag information is great for you - but not helpful with the SERPS for my website. Viewing the HTML on my site pages only allows viewing - not edits in this area. How can I edit this area?

Not sure what you are talking about. If you mean the public pages, since these are WB Project pages, you can change them as you would normally do.

ps - I'm only now setting up my admin - pretty cool so far[/quote]

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:28 pm

This is the HTML View Window, you can't edit anything there!

Go in Page Properties, Meta Tags, and edit the content as required.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:51 pm

NP!

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Thu Jul 30, 2009 1:08 am

Naval, have a look at this cart...still under construction though and needs lot of changes.
http://lucknowwebs.com.au/shop/products.php
Select a product and add to cart...now...
--Try to recalculate by putting '0' as quantity
--Try to Checkout
--Try to Continue Shopping
Every time it is refreshing the "Cart" page. Sure something is wrong somewhere

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Thu Jul 30, 2009 8:02 pm

Thanks parcou and Naval,
I could sort out the issue on 2 out of the three buttons.
This is the webshop... http://lucknowwebs.com.au/shop/
The issues faced:
1) The button "Continue Shopping" (name= "action") on the cart page is giving this :

Not Found
The requested URL /products.php was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

I guess it is looking for http://lucknowwebs.com.au/products.php but actually it should look for http://lucknowwebs.com.au/shop/products.php

2) While checking out if one selects any option other than Paypal, and without filling in the credit card details if you click on "Order Now" it gives a thankyou for purchasing page!! How can we use the other payment options?

4) Can the "Form Processor" extension used in the forms that sends mail to the seller and the buyer as after seeing the quality of mails we get through that extension...the webshop mail was like Ohhhhh Nooooo!

5) What is this page for?
--full_product_form

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Thu Jul 30, 2009 8:25 pm

me.prosenjeet wrote:The issues faced:
1) The button "Continue Shopping" on the cart page is giving this :
Not Found
The requested URL /products.php was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
I guess it is looking for http://lucknowwebs.com.au/products.php but actually it should look for http://lucknowwebs.com.au/shop/products.php

Me, i believe that you have notbeen through the Admin Area as you should. I'm not anywhere close my computer where i have Webshop Plus, but, if i recall there is a "Continue Shopping URL" field. If you set this URL correctly, you will have no issues.

2) While checking out if one selects any option other than Paypal, and without filling in the credit card details if you click on "Order Now" it gives a thankyou for purchasing page!!

Certainly ! You have to implement the form validation yourself. With your own error messages etc. Most users don't even want credits cards details to be collected on their website as this would create them issues with the CCIndustry security standars.
Please note that i have transformed the standard Webshop, BUT i totally disagree with collecting cc details on the site for the following reason:
The cc details are emailed through the script. This means that they "travel" through NON secure chanels.
Since they are NOT stored on the server, there is neither the possibility to retrieve these details through a SSL certificate. So this situation is against the CC Indystry security standards.

3) How to remove other payment options and show only Paypal when it comes to payment?

Again read more carefully my post. You will see that you do have this option, in two ways: either using the appropriate pages (as explained in my first thread) OR by simply removing the other options from the dropdown, OR deleting the dropdown and adding a hidden field with the same name as the dropdown and value PayPal

4) Can the "Form Processor" extension used in the forms that sends mail to the seller and the buyer as after seeing the quality of mails we get through that extension...the webshop mail was like Ohhhhh Nooooo!

It can be done, but i don't intend to, at least not soon. The Webshop Plus has already taken lots of my time to develop and support, and as a free cart i believe that it is ok. It is not a paid job

5) What are these three pages for?
--thankyou1
--checkout1

For PAypal only

--full_product_form

This is a full form template, with all possible options, to use as a template to create your own product forms.

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 2:56 pm

A small question... again lol

On my cart I have used the paypal only pages.
When the order is finally placed the customer gets this message on this page - thankyou.php :

"Thank you for your order.

Your order has been successfully placed!
A confirmation email has been sent to your email address."

And below it is the Paypal button which when clicked takes one to the Paypal payment page.
It doest explains that the customer is supposed to click on the "Paypal" button or may go unnoticed.Owing to this I had to edit the lines to

"Thank you for your order.

Your order has been successfully placed!
A confirmation email has been sent to your email address.
NOTE :Your order will be processed once you click on the Paypal Button below to make the payment"

How to make it such that once the order is placed, the Thankyou page opens and displays for about 5-6 second and then the Customer is redirected to the Paypal payment page

...And...

Instead of sending the order confirmation info before actually the payment is made, is it possible to send it when the used makes the payment and is redirected to the success page.

I know it is a big ask for a free script but these small things if incorporated will make this perfect script beat any high end shopping script

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:16 pm

Well, I believe that a customer that sees a PayPal button SHOULD understand that he must click it. Anyway the wording is only up to you.

A PayPal button is a form, that POSTs the data to the PayPal site. There is no way to redirect (because it is not a redirect, but a submission) to the PayPal page unless you use sockets or the CURL library. Since not all servers support socket or CURL this is a case by case option, which you can implement yourself if you like.

Last, to send the order confirmation AFTER payment, you must create a PayPal "listener" script that will receive the PayPal IPN feedback. I have this feature in my pro cart but i do not intend to add it in this free cart. As said before, there is a paid service for such advanced features.

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:20 pm

Navaldesign wrote:As said before, there is a paid service for such advanced features.

Just inquisitive, how much is that for in USD?

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:53 pm

I believe that the forum is not the appropriate place to discuss this. If you wish you can contact me privately.

Please note that there are two ways of doing this: either using PDT or using IPN

PDT is not reliable, as the transaction info is passed back to the site using the GET method, and only ONCE (meaning that if for any reason there is internet failure, there will be no order confirmation.

IPN instead is more secure because PayPal will keep posting back until it receives a 200 OK response from your own server.

Please also note that doing this requires also that the Order Details are stored on your server (in a DB or file) and then compared (at least as amount and Order ID) with the PayPal feedback for authentication purposes.

What i mean is that this is a rather complicated procedure.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Sat Aug 01, 2009 4:28 am

Sandyfishgirl wrote:On the Customer page - the form contains an edit box for the e-mail, the value is <?php echo$email;?> I notice the "label" beside the box is "E-mail". It has been some time, since I built a form - I seem to remember seeing something about "email" and E-mail - they should be the same? This program must be right, so I think I'm confused about the some "different" instruction. I just want to make sure

The labels are simply Text, they don't affect the functionality. You can use whatever you want: Email, E-mail, Email Address, etc.

Inside Admin - when filling out information, it asks for "your full name". I'm curious, will this "name" information be searchable in an engine - associated with the webiste?

No. This is simply the same installation interface that i use for my commercial applications, where the name, email etc are then used for the Product Registration process. In the Webshop Plus case there is no use and consequently not even a need to fill it in.

I must be part feline today - another curious question - when I remove the "sample" images from the WebShop, I notice, even on "small" pages, like "Thank You" and "Check Out" - - what appears to be ONE background image is actually three. I wonder what is the reason for this? Do three "smaller" images load faster than one "big" image?

No. The reason for the 3 images is that it allows, if necessary, to expand the page by stretching the center image (which is linear). If it was only one and you stretched it, the rounded corners would distort and the top and bottom border lines would become thicker (or thinner)

as always, THANKS![/quote]

me.prosenjeet · Post by **me.prosenjeet** » Mon Aug 03, 2009 12:21 am

Is it possible to sell down loadable stuff in the present cart? Where the link is sent to the customer for download after payment and the link is fixed in a way that it will expire after 2-3 downloads.

If not then let this be a wish

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Mon Aug 03, 2009 3:54 am

To be suitable for Instant Downloads, a cart must have a PayPal IPN listener, that will verify the payment and will allow download for a certain number of times. This is an advanced feature that i don't intent to implement in this free cart.

If you sell distinct products, you can simply set a return page where customers are returned after payment, where you will have the download link. Of course, this is not protected, neither you can limit the number of times the product can be downloaded.

If instead you want to sell more than one products, then you need the cart, you need to store the order details (products) on the server, after the customer is returned from PAyPal the script has to verify the payment, see which products were sold with that order, allow the download, and also store on the server the information that these products have been downloaded once, so when the allowed number of times is reached, it will not allow any more downloads.

I do have all these feastures in my Pro cart but As you understand I will not implement them in the free cart.

Developing software has its cost, and a developer has to live from his own sales. Giving away everything for free doesn't allow this.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Tue Aug 04, 2009 9:56 pm

A parse error is an error with the code. Might be due to missing code (not file) or something that breaks the code somehow.

The position (line 508) Indicates that this might be due to a label (see Admin Area, Script Details) that might contain some quotes ' or double quotes "

Check the labels.

If necessary send me your page or the page code through my contact form.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Aug 05, 2009 4:09 am

Since you are assuring that no changes were made to the labels, I would need to see the page code or i would need your project to debug. It certainly is something very simple.

The button names in the product forms are of no importance.

For PayPal only, look at the manual: you remove pages thankyou and checkout, rename pages thankyou1 -> thankyou and checkout1 -> checkout .

You can ofcourse also remove other options from the dropdown and only leave PayPal.

To avoid "index of" since you have used a dedicated folder for the cart, you should create and publish an "index" page inside the "cart" folder.

The manual says "Don't publish the index page" IF you are publishing the cart pages in your root folder.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 6:23 pm

should not be Index but index, all lowercase

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 6:48 pm

Your "cart" folder now dispplays correctly.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Fri Aug 07, 2009 5:57 am

Your Cart folder DOES have an index page with the welcome message , nav menu etc.

If you don't see it, this probably means that your browser has cached the "index of" page (when the index still didn't exist) and displays the cached version.

go in http: // www. lellaslingerieDOTcom/cart/ , in other words in the cart folder with your browser, and hit F5 some times quickly, to refresh your browser.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Sun Aug 09, 2009 8:11 pm

This line should do it alright, but you need to add it in the thankyou page. Where did you add it ?

iamafireman · Post by **iamafireman** » Mon Aug 10, 2009 2:07 am

for some reason my cart page doesnot show up. It is totally blank. If i publish local and view it in the browser it shows up.
http://www.youonthenetyet.net/cart2/

kevinp · Post by **kevinp** » Sat Aug 29, 2009 8:41 am

If you import the cart1.php file to your project then place an iframe in your header etc which points to this page it should work OK. It was just a rough (very rough) attempt to add this feature which I have'nt had time to refine unfortunately. I'm afraid I don't posses naval's genius when it comes to PHP but I'm learning (slowly).

Hope this helps

Kev

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Sat Sep 12, 2009 2:30 pm

nethawk wrote:Hi Naval, I'm about to begin with this and I can't wait to see how it works. I do have a question however.

In the instructions, it says I should "Create a folder called "webshop_plus" inside your WYSIWYG5 folder. Extract the zip content in this folder. Keep the same folder structure."

Do you mean my folder under My Documents or under Program Files?

Thanks Naval. I'll be starting this this evening, so I look forward to seeing it in action.

Under your "WYSIWYG Web Builder" folder in "Documents"

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 5:14 am

From what I see, your issue is that when adding a product to the cart, the cart page is blank.

The reason for this is that you have not set the Admini settings: Shipping and, especially, Shipping Areas.

Until you do so, the cart is missing the file with the shipping details, so this causes an error (no file to include) and displays a blank page.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Thu Sep 24, 2009 9:31 am

There are two ways to publish your cart, in the cart folder:

1. If the cart is a separate WB6 project for you, then, simply, in the WB6 project of the cart, provide, in the "Publish" dialog box, as publish location, root_folder/cart

This will automatically publish the cart files in the "cart" folder

2. OR you can open your cart WB6 project, create, in Site manager, a folder named "cart" and drag all pages in that folder.
At that point you can publish normally as you do with the rest of your pages, without changing anything in the publish location properties.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Thu Sep 24, 2009 10:19 am

It means that the folder has no writing permissions. Check the folder permissions, should be 755 . If it doesn't work with 755 try 777

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Thu Sep 24, 2009 2:34 pm

Is your server set to have Safe Mode ON? If yes, it allows no operations to files.

Yes, you'd better ask them.

uniformality · Post by **uniformality** » Sat Sep 26, 2009 9:20 am

Hello Naval
i have two questions please
1.
Do the project pages HAVE to have .php extention or can i use html?

2 is it advisable to download the shopping cart code every so often to 'refresh' my current version?

Regards Paul

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Sat Sep 26, 2009 12:32 pm

The pages need to be php as they have php code embedded. If you have downloaded the Demo project, you can see in the Page properties that they are set to publish as .php.

I don't understand your second question. Unless a major update is released and you would like to use the new features, there is no reason to re-download / re-install.

uniformality · Post by **uniformality** » Sat Oct 03, 2009 3:09 pm

Sorry naval it should have read Product pages (not project pages). I tested it and it works fine with product pages as html.

Everthing is working ok , but is it possible when the customer clicks 'OrderNow' they are taken straight to paypal ?

Thanks in advance
Paul

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Sat Oct 03, 2009 3:20 pm

No, because that would require to do to actions with one click: Save the details AND post the data to PayPal. Since to do that I would need to use CURL which is not supported by all servers / hosting accounts, i prefer doing it as a two step process.

uniformality · Post by **uniformality** » Sat Oct 03, 2009 3:52 pm

thanks for the swift reply Naval.

Ok I understand your reason.
Is it posible to pass the customers name and address to paypal to save them re-entering the details?

Thanks in advance again

Paul

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Sat Oct 03, 2009 6:15 pm

Yes, it is possible, however you need to modify the button code adding the necessary hidden fields to prepolulate the PayPal form.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Oct 21, 2009 3:36 pm

The PayPal button uses the standard PayPal code. And, as you have seen yourself, it works fine with all other browsers. I don't see a reason for it not working with Opera.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Oct 21, 2009 3:47 pm

Sandyfishgirl wrote:In the past few days, we have received two orders - BUT, the orders were not completed, no payment made thru PayPal.

The information in our auto-responder appears to be legit. Name, address, e-mail, item etc....

We sent e-mail to both, asking if they would like to complete their order - (make payment) or if we could be of any assistance...... NO RESPONSE.

We have used PayPal for some time on another website & have no issues with payments being made. With that particular site, before any payment is requested or made, we have had contact, via mail, phone or in person with customers - before they make payments.

On this new shopping cart, we sell women's clothing and such. I wonder if it is a particular 'industry-related' issue - - WINDOW SHOPPERS????

CURIOUS - if anyone else has experienced this???

THANK YOU!

Most probably just someone testing your cart......

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 8:56 pm

andysutils wrote:The email was correct, i tried it from scratch and it still didnt send any emails, I can only put this down to it being something related to my mail server, therefore I had to revert back to the manual script of adding the classic email option which isnt a problem anyway, everything is working perfect now.

What you are stating makes (technically) no sense. Not that I doubt what you are saying, but because, as i mentioned, IF CORRECTLY set, the script is equivalent to the old one! It only uses a variable for the email address, which it retrieves from the Admin area settings. There is NO difference between the two codes! One has the variables hardcoded (the old one) the other retrieves them from the script / admin settings files.

So I can only suppose that there is something wrong there.

kevinp · Post by **kevinp** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 9:22 am

I too get window shoppers who appear to be testing the cart. nothing much you can do except perhaps log the ip address.

The cart is brilliant and I've looked at a great many so called commercial offerings.

I'm going to attemp to change the thankyou page so that it generates html emails instead of plain text.

I'll post the results if it works OK.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:18 am

Hi Kevin,

HTML email and Authorize.net checkout are scheduled for the next upgrade, together with the small summary cart contents table, plus a (paid for) addon for instant downloads. So unless you would like to do it as personal interest, you can avoid it.

Navaldesign · Post by **Navaldesign** » Sat Nov 07, 2009 4:11 pm

In fact I can't undertake this, BUT if you follow the instructions slowly and with precision, you will be up and running by tomorrow, not next week.

1. Enter the admin area. Go through ALL pages, one by one, it will require no more than 40 to 60 minutes.

2. Then publish all pages of the demo project. After that test it and see if everything is ok.

3. At this point customize the pages accoring to your own site theme.

4. Set up your products forms (3 minutes per product, max) and customize each product page to suit the specific product (another, say, 10 mins). You can clone the first product page to create the additional products pages, then double click the product form to set the parameters of each product.

At the end, you can publish your Webshop pages again

For a 20 products cart, estimated time 4 hrs should be more than enough.

mandrake · Post by **mandrake** » Mon Nov 09, 2009 6:45 am

Hi NavalDesign,

When will therefore leave the famous version WWB6 IDC PAYPAL extension?
You program the script again or you expect out of the WWB6.5?
Thank you for your answer!

Best regards,
Mandrake.

www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com

Webshop Plus! v.2.0 for WWB7

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