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Have you looked under Setup>Website>Customize Text ?

That tag will only work in the left nav portal. Check the list of tags in the help guide and you can put the breakdown of the left nav in any order you like.

Put it in your item drill down template instead of your left side nav.

They do remove themselves if you set them to do so on the store tab. We use them all the time.

Home>Set Preferences. Look for "Number of rows in list segments" and change the number.

You could also use a kit with a single item and inactivate the kit via script when the 75th has been included on an order or experiment with using a kit and assigning a location to the kit so that it can only be fulfilled from the location Olivier suggested. (I don't know if that works but it's easy to test). I've kicked…

The number of rows for published saved searches is controlled by the Layout (under Setup>Website>Layouts). You can't change that row number to "all" though or...even beyond "50" it seems. Sorry... missed the term "published" - why would you want so many products per page?

That may work, or you could create an assembly and build 75 of them.

Yep. Get a calculator. Work out what the charge needs to be. Enter it in. Winning.

So it has a variable price, based on what the consumer enters for measurements? Sorry, I'm just trying to get my head around it coz I'm sure it will be doable.

Yeah the timeout should be the same for both. I reckon this is the reason that occasionally customers have cart double-ups.

That is coming in the 2011.1 release. I hope it's soon for you!

So my original assumption was correct... qty based... Why do I feel like a dog chasing it's tail? How about going to the pricing tab of the item record and enter quantity pricing as 0 to whatever the minimum qty is = $30 then whenever the correct pricing is after that?

I don't understand why yo'd need so many price breaks, if you don't currently use them. I really don't follow the logic here. It's probably just me though...

Ok. So is the item actually sold as an inventory item, an assembly, or a kit? (or other?)

How do you have the product set up? Is it an item, say, sold by the square foot whereby the customer wants 10 feet they would add 10 to their cart? Is that how it works, or do you have it set some other way?

Would an assembly do what you need?

That wouldn't explain why the welcome text at the top of the page indicated that she wasn't logged in because it said "Welcome Returning Customers!" instead of pulling the customer's first name which is definitely on her customer record. Actually it does explain it. I've seen this before on our site too. I just habitually…

a) Can you write javascript? b) Have you read the help topic on adding custom item fields? If you answered yes to both, you're more than half way there.

You could do that by applying a different template to an item list for a category and item drill down templates for those products. Just use a javascript to check if they are logged in or not and display price or message based on that.

Saved search would be the best bet. Based on date created. Although having said that, you may have to use a new "home page" and not the standard one, which is probably more work than updating 10 items once a week.

Setup>Website>Setup Website>Appearance tab>Page Width. Does that equal 968 or 968px?

Think logically and you'll get it. Try a checkbox on the item record or something really simple like that.

It's just a matter of putting the same javascript on your search results template. A bit of fiddling around, but certainly doable.

If you want to hide the price if someone isn't logged in it's not as hard as Chad is making it. Here's the logic. On the item record add a custom checkbox "require login for pricing". On item templates within categories and search results where the tag to display pricing is, replace that with javascript. Do a check for {…

Cool - that would be a great thing to fix!

Was it a public or private computer? Someone else may have been logged in previously and she used the back button or something?

Found the fix! Setup>Website>Setup Website>Shopping Tab. Set the minimum order amount to -1

Are you using Default Form Template or Custom HTML Template?

So glad someone from NS bothered to update the thread. I was working on something else and noticed that and thought, hey, I'll test that. Went through all the testing and posted my results... yay... fortunately I have plentry of time on my hands. I managed to clone myself by going to Setup>Users\Roles>Clone User and I only…