Re: ' add to cart ' or ' sku ' problem

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1998

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 20095
interpreted = N
texte = Thanks for responding!Unfortunately, I believe that I've checked each of your recommendations and foundthat I am already complying. I put the Add to cart link in the same FOUNDITEMSlink that I use to display the the items; the [sku] successfully fills the tablewith the correct values from the SKU field in my database. Very perplexing! I'vecopied the offending page (and the small database) if you have a moment to see whatI'm talking about.[searchdb=msports.db&eqNAMEdata=[key_words]&SKUsort=1&SKUsdir=de&cart=[cart]&max=1&startat=[startat]]FOUND [numfound] ITEMS
 [founditems] [/founditems]

Cat ID	ProdName	Description	Price	Photo	A ction
[SKU]	[name]	[desc]	$[format .2f][Price][/format]		Addto cart

[shownext startat=[startat]] Show Items[start]-[end]
[/shownext][/search]Show ShoppingCart
Back to search[formvariables][name],[value]
[/formvariables]SKU NAME DESC PRICE PICT2222 item6 thisisitemtwo 2.22 pict23333 item2 thisisitemthree 3.33 pict34444 item2 thisisitemfour 4.44 pict35555 item2 thisisitemfive 5.55 pict26666 item2 thisisitemsix 6.66 pict37777 item2 thisisitemseven 7.77 pict38888 item2 thisisitemeight 8.88 pict3PCS Technical Support wrote:> >I get the message Error: couldn't find SKU '[SKU]' in product> >database. when I click on the Add to Cart link.> >> >The link's url is:> >WebCatalog/92498/shoppingcart.tpl?command=add&db=msports.db&SKU=[SKU]&cart=2989> >515176129>> If the link has literally [sku] in it (rather than your actual product sku> text), then either the WebDNA is not getting interpreted on that page, or> there's no [sku] field in your database, or you're outside of a> [FoundItems] loop which would provide the context for knowing what [sku]> means.>> You might have used one of those poorly-written graphical HTML editors that> decides to change '[' to '%5B', so make sure you are really looking at the> HTML source of your template useing a real text editor instead of PageMill> or whatever.>> Technical Support | ==== eCommerce and Beyond ====> Pacific Coast Software | WebCatalog, WebMerchant,> 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | SiteEdit Pro, PhotoMaster,> San Diego, CA 92128 | Typhoon> 619/675-1106 Fax: 619/675-0372 | http://www.smithmicro.com/ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Solution:' add to cart ' or ' sku ' problem (John Bennett 1998) Re: ' add to cart ' or ' sku ' problem (John Bennett 1998) Re: ' add to cart ' or ' sku ' problem (PCS Technical Support 1998) ' add to cart ' or ' sku ' problem (John Bennett 1998) Re: ' add to cart ' or ' sku ' problem (PCS Technical Support 1998)

Thanks for responding!Unfortunately, I believe that I've checked each of your recommendations and foundthat I am already complying. I put the Add to cart link in the same FOUNDITEMSlink that I use to display the the items; the [sku] successfully fills the tablewith the correct values from the SKU field in my database. Very perplexing! I'vecopied the offending page (and the small database) if you have a moment to see whatI'm talking about.[searchdb=msports.db&eqNAMEdata=[key_words]&SKUsort=1&SKUsdir=de&cart=[cart]&max=1&startat=[startat]]FOUND [numfound] ITEMS
 [founditems] [/founditems]

Cat ID	ProdName	Description	Price	Photo	A ction
[SKU]	[name]	[desc]	$[format .2f][Price][/format]		[cart]>Addto cart

[shownext startat=[startat]] Show Items[start]-[end]
[/shownext][/search][cart]>Show ShoppingCart
Back to search[formvariables][name],[value]
[/formvariables]SKU NAME DESC PRICE PICT2222 item6 thisisitemtwo 2.22 pict23333 item2 thisisitemthree 3.33 pict34444 item2 thisisitemfour 4.44 pict35555 item2 thisisitemfive 5.55 pict26666 item2 thisisitemsix 6.66 pict37777 item2 thisisitemseven 7.77 pict38888 item2 thisisitemeight 8.88 pict3PCS Technical Support wrote:> >I get the message Error: couldn't find SKU '[SKU]' in product> >database. when I click on the Add to Cart link.> >> >The link's url is:> >WebCatalog/92498/shoppingcart.tpl?command=add&db=msports.db&SKU=[SKU]&cart=2989> >515176129>> If the link has literally [sku] in it (rather than your actual product sku> text), then either the WebDNA is not getting interpreted on that page, or> there's no [sku] field in your database, or you're outside of a> [founditems] loop which would provide the context for knowing what [sku]> means.>> You might have used one of those poorly-written graphical HTML editors that> decides to change '[' to '%5B', so make sure you are really looking at the> HTML source of your template useing a real text editor instead of PageMill> or whatever.>> Technical Support | ==== eCommerce and Beyond ====> Pacific Coast Software | WebCatalog, WebMerchant,> 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | SiteEdit Pro, PhotoMaster,> San Diego, CA 92128 | Typhoon> 619/675-1106 Fax: 619/675-0372 | http://www.smithmicro.com/ John Bennett

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