Store the value as a variable in javascript.

Of course you can. I was assuming you meant without it.

"only the number of items in the cart" - sorry you weren't clearer... I'm sure you've since looked up in the help documentation the tag you need? You're welcome.

Easy. <NLCARTITEMCOUNT> is the tag you want for number of items in the cart.

Lookup the value of the internal id and store it as a variable, then declare that variable in the tag instead of hardcoding 7818.

"I do not want to display an item in the item list if it is out of stock but I do want it to show in search results."

It's rather simple with javascript. It all depends on sourcing your criteria.

Has anyone got this to work and shared results?

farrago - a thought... untested. Perhaps you could get the values of the related and correlated items in an array and then pass it back as one list? Hmm... If I ever get some time!

Training! If you have inventory warnings turned on, a pop-up should appear saying "Hey, there's none of that here. Don't add this item"

I've achieved this by adding a checkbox to the item/category I want to exclude and my templates contain a script that sets display:none if that checkbox is ticked.

Have you tried specifying the item list as the category list and vice-verca? Just a thought?

No, but you can set the out of stock behaviour to "disallow backorders" so it cannot be added to the cart. (Assuming you have 0 stock!) You could change your drilldown template on those items to change the text from RELATED ITEMS to "This item is no longer available. Here are similar items." and then your related items…

What is "orderInfo.summary.shipdate" ? Where is this information coming from?

Could it be the audience of the search doesn't return any results? ie, is the "select all" box checked next to roles on the audience tab? I vaguely remember having a similar issue when I set ours up many years back and then I stumbled upon that.

google seemed to have an answer... http://able2know.org/topic/10004-1

What is it trying to write? Is it a http object on a https page?

It looks to me like it should work. Unless the message.length cannot be referenced in a document write? what if you created a new variable like var meslen = message.length document.write('len ' + messlen); I'm really not sure though, just thinking out loud.

One thing to consider. What if someone accidentally oversells in item through the UI. QTY would not =0, it would be negative, and the item would display as in stock. A quick tweak should fix that.

You probably need to scrap that tag and use the tags to populate the individual portlets and then you can pretty them up with HTML.

Are you enclosing <NLCARTSUMMARYHTML> in <tr>tags? ie <tr><NLCARTSUMMARYHTML></tr>

I can report that this is an issue in IE also.

What is 46004?

"Should be"... that phrase scares the carp (deliberately misspelled) out of me. Can anyone that has done this, or someone from NS please comment?

I got nothing on this one unfortunately.

Lorne has been super helpful. I'm making fantastic progress because of it.

I still can't work this out. Surely someone has done this!?

I can confirm that updating the bundle completely ruins the existing customisations. I've just gone down the long snake in this week's edition of snakes n ladders.

Ah. Cool. So someone's onto it! It also occurs in Safari on MAC. I haven't tried it in IE, but I'm assuming it works ok? I'll fire up a pc soon and test.

1. OK, that's not the end of the world. 2. Brilliant. I'll update my code and give it a whirl. Thanks again for your ongoing assistance Lorne. I'm sure this will prove valuable to others along the way.