Re: Thanks for tips, more quest
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1997
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 13620
interpreted = N
texte = >I'd thought that embedding [cart] in the pages might keep it>persistently while they move through the site, but that doesn't seem>to be the case. I realize that adding '&cart=[cart]' to all of the>links would keep it with them, but then that makes bookmarking the>pages of the site an impossibility.Bookmarking pages inside the store is not a good idea anyways - yourusers should enter the store thru a particular page wheneverpossible. And it's probably best if they stay in the store only aslong as they are shopping.If you want to allow people to move into and out of your 'store'while keeping their shopping carts active, you have to put&cart=[cart] in every link. Most store owners keep their customersinside the store until they are finished shopping and the order isplaced - then they let them go outside the store to browse around therest of the web site ... :)Sincerely, Ken GromeWebDNA Solutionshttp://www.hui.net/dna/webdna.html
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>I'd thought that embedding
[cart] in the pages might keep it>persistently while they move through the site, but that doesn't seem>to be the case. I realize that adding '&cart=
[cart]' to all of the>links would keep it with them, but then that makes bookmarking the>pages of the site an impossibility.Bookmarking pages inside the store is not a good idea anyways - yourusers should enter the store thru a particular page wheneverpossible. And it's probably best if they stay in the store only aslong as they are shopping.If you want to allow people to move into and out of your 'store'while keeping their shopping carts active, you have to put&cart=
[cart] in every link. Most store owners keep their customersinside the store until they are finished shopping and the order isplaced - then they let them go outside the store to browse around therest of the web site ... :)Sincerely, Ken GromeWebDNA Solutionshttp://www.hui.net/dna/webdna.html
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