Re: Adding Item to Basket.

[Ryan Hertz <rhertz@gyb.baits.com>]

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I would imagine, if Minivend doesn't freak out, you could configure your
catalog with null as the basket page.  Then when you wanted to explicitly
go to the basket/cart you would use something like [area ord/basket].  A
null HREF in HTML will reference itself.  (Let us know if it works)  :-)


At 07:22 PM 4/19/99 , Jason Korkin wrote:
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>Hi all:
>    Wanted to know if there was a  way such that I could click on an item
link, and add the
>item to my basket, however, not be transformed to the basket.html page?
I know that a few
>of you have said that its not the greatest way of doing things, but my
client wants it this
>way...
>
>    Also, anyone know if there is a way to totally by-pass the ordering
process and do
>something like Amazon.com's Quick Buy feature, where if you have already
registered, and
>have stored all of your information, it will automatically process your
information without
>confirmation?
>
>    Thanks,
>
>    Jason Korkin.
>    KORKSOFT
>
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