How do I remove "Our Products" link?

Hi,
  Please explain what you mean by your "other products"? 
You can hide products from non-wholesale customers, which may be better for you - If you only have 1 type of customer you could treat them ALL as wholesale and make all the products "wholesale only" - So no products are visable to people who are not logged in..

Anyway, to remove it from viewCategories.asp - search for  Breadcrumbs & then look for the two lines :-
                response.write dictLanguage.Item(Session("language")&"_viewCat_P_2")
                response.write strBreadCrumb
(In my V3.11 version that's lines 294 & 295)
Delete those two and the breadcrumb trail will not be displayed.

For viewPrd.asp it's a bit more complex (but not much).  It depends which layout option you have selected - It will use one of viewPrdC, viewPrdL or viewPrdO  - Whichever one it is - look for the line :-
            pcs_CategoryTree
- Delete that.  The line calls a sub in viewPrdCode.asp.


You probably should check that search doesn't show the products in question as well.

HTH
    Hamish
 
 

Hi Justin,
     I thought you wanted to get rid of the whole Breadcrumb trail! - OK - The solution is really easy then & doesn't involve changing any files other than :  includes/languages.asp
Look for the line containing :-
 "english_viewCat_P_2",   "<a href='viewCategories.asp'>Our Products</a>: "
and change :-
"<a href='viewCategories.asp'>Our Products</a>: "
to "Our Products:" or " "
depending on whether you want the string Our Products to be there, but without a link, or not there at all.

Hi Hamish,

Hi Netmarketer,
    My initial thought was that you need to increase the number of product input fields which means a bit of customization.
However, assuming that for each customer the FIRST THREE fields will always, or usually, stay the same,  then I would make these the special customer fields and make "Special Promotion" and "List of Services Offered" the two fields associated with the product(s).
The special customer fields remain the same when the customer next logs in.

With suitable supporting text that would work, but isn't really ideal. The big caveat is that the customer fields are associated the the CUSTOMER. If you have lots of other products that do NOT require these fields it would possibly lead to confusion.  Similarly, if the name and address details would change with each order, then the use of Customer Fields is a bad idea.

In summary - It depends on your circumstances ! :-)