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texte = >>This is a simple example; you can do [lookups] and [math] in those >>formulas too. Any WebDNA script will work. For example, if you wanted to >>look up that particular SKU's unitShipCost instead of fixing it at $.30, >>you could use the following formula: >> >>unitShipCost
[lookup >>db=catalog.txt&lookInField=SKU&value=[sku]&returnField=unitShipCost] >> >>You could throw some [math] around that formula, or look in a different >>field based on what [shipVia] was set in the shopping cart. >ROCK & ROLL!!!!!! > >Cool....even simpler to do than I thought. I was trying to make it really >hard to do. Thanks! > >I didn't even know there was a Formulas.db file or how to use the more >advanced features of WebDNA. Do you have any docs on this yet (even beta >docs would help)? I know it's probably in the downloaded files I have but >if you could push me in the right direction...There's actually no formulas.db file, Grant was referring to writing your own formulas using the built-in [math] functions of WebCat2.0.The HTML docs that come with WebCat2.0 are very good, and since you already have them on your computer, you can find them at::WebCatalog:WebCatalogReference:Default.htmlPlease read thru them very thoroughly, these docs are ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED READING if you're going to understand the power and flexibility of WebDNA technology ...Sincerely, Ken ------------------------------------ To leave this talk list send an email to macjordomo@smithmicro.com with BODY unsubscribe WebDNA-Talk ------------------------------------
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>>This is a simple example; you can do [lookups] and [math] in those >>formulas too. Any WebDNA script will work. For example, if you wanted to >>look up that particular SKU's unitShipCost instead of fixing it at $.30, >>you could use the following formula: >> >>unitShipCost [lookup >>db=catalog.txt&lookInField=SKU&value=[sku]&returnField=unitShipCost] >> >>You could throw some [math] around that formula, or look in a different >>field based on what [shipVia] was set in the shopping cart. >ROCK & ROLL!!!!!! > >Cool....even simpler to do than I thought. I was trying to make it really >hard to do. Thanks! > >I didn't even know there was a formulas.db file or how to use the more >advanced features of WebDNA. Do you have any docs on this yet (even beta >docs would help)? I know it's probably in the downloaded files I have but >if you could push me in the right direction...There's actually no formulas.db file, Grant was referring to writing your own formulas using the built-in [math] functions of WebCat2.0.The HTML docs that come with WebCat2.0 are very good, and since you already have them on your computer, you can find them at::WebCatalog:WebCatalogReference:Default.htmlPlease read thru them very thoroughly, these docs are ABSOLUTELY REQUIRED READING if you're going to understand the power and flexibility of WebDNA technology ...Sincerely, Ken ------------------------------------ To leave this Talk List send an email to macjordomo@smithmicro.com with BODY unsubscribe WebDNA-Talk ------------------------------------
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