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I'd love to be able to figure out a way to include bulk discounts on items that ALSO have product-variations. I think that the software's current limitation is because of the way it handles the inventory and/or price-increases associated with product-variation options... but it's certainly frustrati...

meules wrote:Great!! This is a simple little piece of code that's very usefull for my site. Is it also possible to hide the subcats and below have a link which say "more"?

Okay... go here: http://www.interspired.net/forum/viewto ... f=12&t=233

InterspireD member Meules had a good idea in this post: http://www.interspired.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=229 ... Here's how to do it. PROBLEM: The default way in which the Side-Category/Subcategory menu is presented can make for some exceedingly long and unwieldy menu displays. This is most...

Sometimes it seems that you're reading my mind! I was just pondering this issue the other day, and wondering if I could come up with something that would create a password using an internal array of pronouncable words. I do not use the option that assigns passwords to customers who use guest-checkou...

Problem: The default way in which the Side-Category/Subcategory menu is presented can often make for some exceedingly long and unwieldy menu displays. ~ I needed a simple way to get this under control. Again... something SIMPLE that didn't require a lot of PHP or CSS or HTML or JavaScript modificati...

As of ISC 4.07, the wishlist URLs are exceedingly complex... and in my opinion, it's a bit of an overkill as far as 'uniqueness' is concerned. PROBLEM: Here's what the wishlist URL looks like now: https://www.yourdomain.com/wishlist.php?publicwishlist=4d31c10bd0fd9096384cbeddfb88102f :( The wishlist...

Damn! That's awesome! -- I haven't tried it yet, but I can see a time in the near future when this will come in VERY HANDY! Thank you! Here's a question... for sellers who want to all of their product prices to consistently end in ".95", this math formula will result in many variations of ...

Martin wrote: ... with a baby due in October ...

Exciting news!! ~ Congratulations!!

Martin wrote:Just a thought but you could save yourself a little code and work by using this format...

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(...)
'ALABAMA' => 'AL',
'ALASKA' => 'AK', 
'AMERICAN SAMOA' => 'AS', 
(...)

Just a suggestion for ease of reading and also optimisation...

I like! ~ Thank you!!

Here's a code snippet that will easily convert US state names (and Canadian provinces) into their standard two-letter abbreviations. This does not modify the database... it only makes the substitution whenever you're viewing orders on the "Admin:View Orders" page, or whenever you print out...