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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone knew of a scheduling Add-On that would allow for the scheduling of rentals through BV Commerce.
Thanks,
Jason
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I do not know of any, but I think it is a good idea. I am sure someone on our partners page could custom code this if needed. Partners |
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The cart is written in VB.net correct?
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Hmm, ok, I could probably swing the Add-On myself using C# having used it in the past but I've never used VB at all so that'd probably take some work. Two more questions. Can this run with SQL Server Express? My current VSP hosting plan only provides Express. And finally, in my demo store there is a link for 20% off. Is that still possible?
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Hello Jason.
Yes, the software can run on SQL Server 2005 Express edition. This version has its limitations. Make sure you evaluate these limitations.
The 20% off article should read Save 20% on “BV Commerce 5 until Nov. 7th 2006”. I believe it was Cliff who mentioned we should add a publication date to the feeds. Good suggestion Cliff.
Sorry for any confusion Jason. |
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Ah, no problem at all. I'm going with one of your preferred providers who has a discount anyway. Look forward to getting familiar with the cart. Looks great so far.
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Originally Posted by: "Jaydvd" 
Hmm, ok, I could probably swing the Add-On myself using C# having used it in the past but I've never used VB at all so that'd probably take some work. Two more questions. Can this run with SQL Server Express? My current VSP hosting plan only provides Express. And finally, in my demo store there is a link for 20% off. Is that still possible?
You can write your add-on in C#. You can even write the code for individual pages in C#. The only thing you can't write in C# are classes you put in the App_Code directory. |
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actually if you want to write your own classes in c# you just have to segregate the app_code directory into sub-directories: /App_Code/vb /App_Code/cs and add to the system.web <compilation> <codeSubDirectories> <add directoryName="vb"/> <add directoryName="cs"/> </codeSubDirectories> </compilation> |
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Cool...I remember reading about that, but never tried...Andy |
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