Add to cart buttons

Is it possible to change the link for the add to cart buttons without actually going directly into the HTML. I currently use a service that will let me link a button to my particular product. Thanks in advance!

Paul

RE: Add to cart buttons

Paul:

The Add-to-Cart button links are automatically generated by the program. You can't directly change the Add-to-Cart button links, but you can simply create your own custom Add-to-Cart button links using the method described below.

If you want to point the links of the Add-to-Cart buttons to other locations, then turn off the publishing of the Add-to-Cart buttons and add the following "Add-to-Cart button image" HTML code to the end of the text in the "Item Description (Optional)" field.

Remember to change the "your url" statement to the actual url you want the button to respond to. If you want the url to open in a new browser window, then add the statement 'target="window_name"' to the hyperlink as in the following: The "window_name" can be any name.

<a href="your url"><img src="../images/add-to-cart-01.gif" border="0" alt="Add to Cart" target="window_name"></a>

Below is the "Add-to-Cart button image" HTML code for both Framed and Non-Framed websites. The only difference between the two is the "." (period) in the Add-to-Cart button image path statement if using relative paths.

Framed Website - Product Ad pages located in the html folder:
<a href="your url"><img src="../images/add-to-cart-01.gif" border="0" alt="Add to Cart"></a>

Non-Framed Website - Home Page located in the domain's root
<a href="your url"><img src="./images/add-to-cart-01.gif" border="0" alt="Add to Cart"></a>

Non-Framed Website - Product Ad pages located in the html folder:
<a href="your url"><img src="../images/add-to-cart-01.gif" border="0" alt="Add to Cart"></a>

Note: If you want the Add-to-Cart buttons to appear on a separate line below the rest if the Item Description, then enclose the above "Add-to-Cart button image" HTML code in paragraph tags as in the following example:

<p><a href="your url"><img src="../images/add-to-cart-01.gif" border="0" alt="Add to Cart"></a></p>

I hope this helps you,

Sam Raheb
XLEcom Program Developer