Re: Filemaker Pro Template for Orders
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 25028
interpreted = N
texte = Thanks for the tip...but that leaves me with some additional questions:>> Have any of you created a Filemaker Pro file to import the standard WebCat>> Order file? Complete with real names of fields and all? If so, would you be>> willing to send me a copy of the template?>> >> Thanks...> Timothy you would be better writing all your orders to databases and> importing that. The orderfiles are great but they are still files,> you have much more flexibility with databases.> For example we write to 2 .dbs one has the shopper info with the> [cart] as key and the other has the products with [cart] again used> as a key. These 2 .dbs provide us with all the reporting we need.> > Micheal O Shea Email:micheal@com4u.chI understand how to append information to a database. I am doing this on adifferent part of the web, where individuals can sign up for a mailing listand give us some information.Clearly, I would love to do this with my orders as well, capturing allinformation into a database so that I wouldn't have to get this info fromthe order file as you suggest. But, can I simply use the append command towrite to a database at the same time I am using the shopping cart?Here is what confuses me. Currently, I am using the basic shopping cart thatI took from the general store templates. The form already uses the hiddencommand showcart and purchase, and it is already calling the store db.Can I just additionally add a 2nd command to the same form, and call a 2nddb as well? How does this all work?Any help offered would be greatly appreciated.Tim-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to
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Thanks for the tip...but that leaves me with some additional questions:>> Have any of you created a Filemaker Pro file to import the standard WebCat>> order file? Complete with real names of fields and all? If so, would you be>> willing to send me a copy of the template?>> >> Thanks...> Timothy you would be better writing all your orders to databases and> importing that. The orderfiles are great but they are still files,> you have much more flexibility with databases.> For example we write to 2 .dbs one has the shopper info with the> [cart] as key and the other has the products with [cart] again used> as a key. These 2 .dbs provide us with all the reporting we need.> > Micheal O Shea Email:micheal@com4u.chI understand how to append information to a database. I am doing this on adifferent part of the web, where individuals can sign up for a mailing listand give us some information.Clearly, I would love to do this with my orders as well, capturing allinformation into a database so that I wouldn't have to get this info fromthe order file as you suggest. But, can I simply use the append command towrite to a database at the same time I am using the shopping cart?Here is what confuses me. Currently, I am using the basic shopping cart thatI took from the general store templates. The form already uses the hiddencommand showcart and purchase, and it is already calling the store db.Can I just additionally add a 2nd command to the same form, and call a 2nddb as well? How does this all work?Any help offered would be greatly appreciated.Tim-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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