Hello
I am preparing a csv file in Excel 2016 for the products so that other items such as categories etc can be inserted later.

It has occurred to me that a few more fields may be needed
for a clothing store.
eg
What’s it made of.
Washing instructions.
Products styles.
etc

Can more data fields be created?
Regards

John Hardy

HI John
Things like the material would be great as a product attribute. Probably the style too. But then you have 3 custom fields, pCustom1, pCustom2 and pCustom3 that you can use for anything you like.

Vince

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Thanks Vince,

3 custom fields is not a lot.
Can more be used in the non hosted version?

I would like a custom filed to display on ProductDetail.asp below the Quantity filed. How do I do this?

I would like a custom filed to display on ProductDetail.asp below the Quantity filed. How do I do this?

Kevin,
In your [purple]includes.asp[/purple] configuration file you would enter these parameters: [url="https://www.ecommercetemplates.com/help/ecommplus/parameters.asp#csslayout"][blue]CSS layouts for the category, product and detail pages >>[/blue][/url]

[code][font=Courier New][size=3]usecsslayout=TRUE[/size=3][/font=Courier New][/code]
If you want to give titles to the custom fields that will appear on the website product detail page, add the following:

[code][font=Courier New][size=3]detailcustomlabel1="Custom Title 1 "
detailcustomlabel2="Custom Title 2 "
detailcustomlabel3="Custom Title 3 "[/size=3][/font=Courier New][/code]
To add the custom field names that will appear in the ECT Product Administration Panel, use:

[code][font=Courier New][size=3]admincustomlabel1="Custom Title 1 "
admincustomlabel2="Custom Title 2 "
admincustomlabel3="Custom Title 3 "[/size=3][/font=Courier New][/code]
To set the order in which elements will appear on the website product detail page, in the exact order of your own choosing, add the following:

[code][font=Courier New][size=3]detailpagelayout="productimage, productname, navigation, dateadded, sku, instock, manufacturer, manufacturerlink, reviewstarslarge, socialmedia, discounts, listprice, quantitypricing, options, currency, price, quantity, custom1, custom2, custom3, addtocart, description, reviews, previousnext"[/size=3][/font=Courier New][/code]
You OMIT the elements you do not want.
You juggle the order of the elements any which way you want.

There are also parameters to enter into [purple]includes.asp[/purple] to set the appearance order of elements on the Category page, Cross Sell Recommended, Related pages, Products pages and Article pages. For example:

[code][font=Courier New][size=3]categorypagelayout="catimage, catname, discounts, description"

csproductpagelayout="productimage, productname, reviewstars, description, listprice, discounts, price, addtocart"

productpagelayout="productimage, productname, reviewstars, description, listprice, discounts, price, addtocart"

articlepagelayout="productimage, productname, navigation, dateadded, socialmedia, description, previousnext"[/size=3][/font=Courier New][/code]
The Parameters Help page is perhaps the most important page of all in understanding all of the magic features and configuration options in Ecommerce Templates.

Gary
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