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M Robles 
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 Posted: 18-October-2010 at 10:20am |
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I took a look at the origninal posting link and although Brett's answer is more dynamic, the Dinopc.com is using standard HTML code embeded in the BTO Configuration Instructions field for the first three categories.
You will notice that there are only images in the first few categories, while the rest are blank.
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Brett
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Posted: 18-October-2010 at 12:11pm |
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wow your site looks really cool. I wish I had that type of design chops. concerning your question, I saw the headers above those categories. how did you achieve them? hardcoded is a bit general. regardless, I don't think they would interfere with the code I posted.
all it does is take the image present in the category already and display it on the configuration page. so you'd just have to edit each cat via admin and add the images. if you post your configurePrdCode.asp I'll look at it if I have some free time. currently in the process of updating mine to 4.1 so that file is fresh on my mind. |
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Dreamsight
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Posted: 10-January-2013 at 10:59am |
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Hi, we're on 4.6BSP1 and want the same thing. How do we do it?
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Greg Dinger
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Posted: 10-January-2013 at 11:22am |
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Hello Dreamsight - would you be able to post a link please, and describe what you wish to do?
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Dreamsight
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Posted: 05-February-2013 at 9:40am |
Hi Dinger, sry not been to back to this, we have had other issues but all resolved now so again looking to add icons to a BTO product configure page for each category of items ....... http://shop.workstationspecialist.com/ProductCart/pc/configurePrd.asp?idproduct=22 So what we would like is to have an icon/image of a processor to the left of the title Processor / an icon/image of memory to the left of the title Memory / an icon/image of a gfx card to the left of the title Graphics etc. |
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Greg Dinger
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Posted: 05-February-2013 at 12:41pm |
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The approach I'd likely take is to alter the category admin to support an image reference, or perhaps the configurator portion of BTO Product Admin (allowing more granular control at the product level), then alter configurePrd.asp to display the respective images. If that's what you would like to do, perhaps you know how to code and can take that concept and run with it. Or e-mail me directly if you would like to discuss having us assist you.
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Brett
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Posted: 05-February-2013 at 4:45pm |
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On the configuration page in the admin section of your site, each config group should have a "configuration instructions" text box. You can put an image in there. Just put the HTML code for the image into that text box and the image should show up. At least it does on mine, maybe it's something I had customized before.
*edit* This should require no modification of any files. Just put the HTML tag for the image into the configuration instructions area for each config category. So for example on the configure product page, under the GPU Computing config group where it says:
Just paste in an image tag like <img src="..." alt="..." > *another edit* Whoops, looks like M Robles had already solved this problem a few posts up. And if you wanted to custom position these images, for example to the left, you could just add a class or id to them and then position them within your CSS. Edited by Brett - 05-February-2013 at 4:55pm |
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Greg Dinger
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Posted: 14-March-2013 at 11:18pm |
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While researching another question, I just found this post. I'd never had a chance to verify Brett's response, but upon review in a development store, I have confirmed this to be accurate. Brett got this right - and I didn't realize the solution was that simple.
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