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I want to remove that and put my logo there linking to the corporate web site how do i do that? Trying to learn how to modify the footer and maybe put a graphic in, can anyone guide me in the right direction. I'm use to building web sites in dreamweaver so I'm all confused!
Thanks!
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You can use Dreamweaver if you like. Usually you can just open up BVModules/[YourTheme]/controls/footer.ascx and remove the poweredby div and contents, plus remove the line that calls that control at the top of the file. |
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Remove these:
<%@ Register Src="~/BVModules/Controls/PoweredBy.ascx" TagName="PoweredBy" TagPrefix="uc1" %>
<div class="poweredby"><uc1:PoweredBy ID="PoweredBy1" runat="server" /></div>
BUT... I'd like to know why I can't remove the 'site map' link without getting a run-time error. When I remove this:
<li><asp:HyperLink ID="lnkSiteMap" runat="server" NavigateUrl="~/Sitemap.aspx" /></li>
- not so good. |
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thanks, boy this stuff is picky if you remove the wrong </div> it breaks the site! Now I need to figure out how to put a graphic in the footer there, any tutorials out there?
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Mitcha, we just bought bvcommerce and are having alot of problems, we have to run it in debugging stage of visual studio just to get it to run. The test website created a database and no test data just a duplicate database. How do you upload products into the database help help help. Thanks
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Setting up... Don't upload anything until you understand the way the data is going to be manipulated. Build a bunch of products by hand for a while. Watch the videos at: http://www.bvsoftware.com/bvcommerce5manual/ and: http://www.bvsoftware.com/bvc2004/manual/ BVC4's instructions are close enough to BVC5 to be very useful. I would suggest getting a mindset that will get you thinking right.... Set up manufacturers, vendors, drop-ships, product types and type properties (Type properties are sub-sets of product types), Shipping methods.... etc. BEFORE building products. You shouldn't import data into a store that isn't set up properly. Even if you don't think you'll need some of these feilds and controls for sales and marketing, they can come in handy when sorting, bulk editing, pricing, coupons, templating, etc. Fill in both site price and MSRP even if they are the same. You'll spend many hours fiddling with this, don't rush it, and as you go along, test everything. Set up 10 products from 5 different fake manufacturers, set up sales and coupons if you'll need them and set up all of the email and print templates so you'll be ready to comunicate with your shoppers automatically. Look at your site once in a while on a computer running a different browser. Setting up your store for maximum use and utility isn't a one day thing. This is a very comprehensive package and it'll take a while to 'get it'. |
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Originally Posted by: "MitchA"  BUT... I'd like to know why I can't remove the 'site map' link without getting a run-time error. When I remove this: <li><asp:HyperLink ID="lnkSiteMap" runat="server" NavigateUrl="~/Sitemap.aspx" /></li> - not so good. Mitch, when this happens it means there's usually something in the code-behind file doing some work, like pulling the site term down for the name. Just open footer.ascx.vb and remove those lines which reference the same ID as what you deleted from the control. If you're using Visual Web Studio, they'll have squiggly underlines if you've removed the stuff they're referencing, so they're more visible for deleting. |
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Why did they remove the check box for this like in 2004?
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