I'm currently updating my store's html email system - big enough job in itself as those that have worked with newsletters will no doubt attest.
Anyway one of my recent thoughts was "How does everyone address their customers?"
Addressing them as "Dear (Mr/Ms) First Last" seems so formal and was wondering about using "Hi (Mr/Ms) First Last" instead
What do you do?
Incidentally the question arises for both plain, as well as, html emails
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I make and sell specialist parts for 4x4s which is what got me into osCommerce in the first place (as well as the fact that it's free).
I currently own 2 4x4s one a total off-roader - the one I play with (the one in my avatar) and the other is a tow tug and daily drive.
Unfortunately due to work pressures I haven't been able to get off-road for over a year - something I hope to resolve in 2011.
You can see my osCommerce store at http://xpajun.com - which if you look you'll find running on 2.3.1 - managed to update it prematurely last night (December3).
Why prematurely? Well the idea was to upload the admin first and make sure that was working before updating the front-end except a keystroke in the wrong place had the admin over-writing the front-end arggghhhhh.
Well I burnt the midnight oil and got it up and running - still needs a bit more work doing on it (on both ends) but there are a lot of features standard in 2.3.1 that are worth having a store up early for.
Thanks for stopping by and reading - just remember anyone can make a mistake - back-up - back-up - back-up!!!
I currently own 2 4x4s one a total off-roader - the one I play with (the one in my avatar) and the other is a tow tug and daily drive.
Unfortunately due to work pressures I haven't been able to get off-road for over a year - something I hope to resolve in 2011.
You can see my osCommerce store at http://xpajun.com - which if you look you'll find running on 2.3.1 - managed to update it prematurely last night (December3).
Why prematurely? Well the idea was to upload the admin first and make sure that was working before updating the front-end except a keystroke in the wrong place had the admin over-writing the front-end arggghhhhh.
Well I burnt the midnight oil and got it up and running - still needs a bit more work doing on it (on both ends) but there are a lot of features standard in 2.3.1 that are worth having a store up early for.
Thanks for stopping by and reading - just remember anyone can make a mistake - back-up - back-up - back-up!!!
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Customer Addressing on Emails
08 April 2013 - 12:53 PM
SEO Question
12 August 2012 - 08:28 AM
I'm currently doing a makeover on my store - I have some categories that really could do with being grouped together in a parent category e.g.
I have a Pajero category, a Challenger category and a L200 category, all three are Mitsubishi and really should be in a parent category called Mitsubishi.
The question is if I do that what problems are going to arise with SEO and what would be the best way to circumvent them?
I have a Pajero category, a Challenger category and a L200 category, all three are Mitsubishi and really should be in a parent category called Mitsubishi.
The question is if I do that what problems are going to arise with SEO and what would be the best way to circumvent them?
Copy Product Problem
10 August 2012 - 08:41 AM
I've recently added to Table Products Description 3 extra columns with a corresponding 3 extra fields in categories.php to add data in them. All 3 extra columns are TEXT and add additional details to the item description such as technical specifications etc.
Everything works perfectly until I try to copy an item (or, I suspect, move it as well). The copy script selects the data from all 9 columns of Table Products Description but then combines the extra 3 TEXT columns to the original products_description and then tries to insert the result back into Table Products Description.
Consequently I'm getting a 1136 - Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
Does anyone have any idea where my problem may lie or where the copy script gets it's select information from?
Everything works perfectly until I try to copy an item (or, I suspect, move it as well). The copy script selects the data from all 9 columns of Table Products Description but then combines the extra 3 TEXT columns to the original products_description and then tries to insert the result back into Table Products Description.
Consequently I'm getting a 1136 - Column count doesn't match value count at row 1
Does anyone have any idea where my problem may lie or where the copy script gets it's select information from?
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