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How to Return "Inactive" Status for Items in Webstore
Hello all, I did a search of the forums and couldn't find an answer to this question.
I'd like to be able to use javascript & css to control whether or not table rows on information item templates will be displayed. The premise is to check if the item in the row has inactive=true, if so then apply a css class to hide the table row. This would make maintenance a more or less automated process -- we have lots of liquidation and closeout items that could benefit from this trick. Sometimes we need to re-activate items -- and with this method it should be right back there on the site without manual intervention.
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