HEader Images for Each Category

Hi,
 Does anyone know how to make it so each category on the BTO page has a header image, like say for CPU I would want a header image that shows abit of info.

Heres a good example:

http://www.dinopc.com/shop/pc/configurePrd.asp?idproduct=766

Anyone know how to do that?

Another question, if I want to use the floater panel, how do I do it so the price and customizations stay on the bottom as well not just on the floater...?


Edited by Bruno - 01-June-2010 at 3:31am

Hi,
 I looked at that, but it seems to only apply to category views..I can't find out how to change images on the product config page.

Thanks

I would appreciate that, I am horrible with ASP. Do you know how to keep the prices at the bottom of the page while having the floater loaded?

Heres my page:

http://xtreme-hps.com/shop/pc/configurePrd.asp?idproduct=2&qty=1

Hi Brett,

Bruno is probably referring to this: http://wiki.earlyimpact.com/bto/btotricks-floating-prices

This new feature was announced earlier this year (http://blog.earlyimpact.com/2010/01/using-floating-price-panel-on.html).

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Edited by earlyimp - 03-June-2010 at 2:21pm

Bruno, I figured out the solution. Search for this line:

configSpec_products.Notes FROM categories

...there should be two of them. one for the reconfigure table, and one for the configure table. Edit them to look like this:

configSpec_products.Notes, categories.image FROM categories

...so you're adding one more variable to the database query. Then, search for:

<%=pcv_tmpArr(1,pcv_tmpN)%> (there should be three of these)
...and...
<%=CATDesc%> (there should be one of these)

and add this code below the <tr>'s which contain those lines. There should be four total instances of the code:


<%if pcv_tmpArr(31,pcv_tmpN)<>"no_image.gif" then%>
<tr <%=strCol%>>
<td colspan="4">
       <img src="catalog/<%=pcv_tmpArr(31,pcv_tmpN)%>" />
</td>
</tr>
<%end if%>

Tested it and it works on my store, but my configurePrdCode.asp is heavily modified. Here's an original v4 configurePrdCode.asp that contains the necessary modifications:
configurePrdCode-catimg.zip

Drop it in and let me know if it works. I haven't tested it. If your file is modified, the instructions should help you include this feature in your modified configurePrdCode.asp file.

Edited by Brett - 03-June-2010 at 4:13am