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Lance, Unfortunately it is not, the quantity ordered is not accessible to the template. As you indicated, with Variable items, the list (and subsequent quantity) is provided before you proof it, so in that instance it would be possible.

Hadrian, Unfortunately, due to restrictions of RTE, it is not possible to show the actual font selected or to change the size in the RTE window, so you would still need to refresh your proof to see the reflected font and size on the proof. To accommodate this enhancement we would need to completely change out the RTE and that is not currently on the road map. Sorry

The Bulk Ops section for the Store in MarcomCentral where iForms will be setup.

traba, By design, the home page is visible to all users. Featured products being on that page, follows the same guidelines. As you know, Groups does not filter Featured Products, so you would need to create either the Catalog section, as your Group filtered section or a subsection under Catalog. As far as adjusting the order of Product in the Featured Products section, I just check one of my Stores and I have the ability to adjust the order of the items in the Featured Products section. Select one of the Products and use the up/down arrow buttons along the top of the Catalog Tree.

Joyce, The only work around would be a rule in FusionPro to allow you to show one image in the Gallery (with a colored background to show the white graphic), then return a different image in the PDF (the graphic without the background). Try something like this: Hopefully that will work. PS - I think this is a good enhancement suggestion I will submit, so you don't have to use a rule.

This is a bug and it has been reported. Unfortunately, there is no current solution.

Biggestbossfan A Versioned product type only generates one record of a PDF. If I use a business card as an example, a user would version it with their personal info; a single PDF would get generated, for that version. The user would then select the quantity they want (number of units in your example) and that defines how it would be price per unit (not the number of PDF's created). Still only one PDF, by the units selected are for the pricing and output.

Mcnarya, No this is not possible.

ilona, This requires the use of Intelligent Forms. This is a feature that needs to be activated by your CPM, as there is a Store Re-calc that needs to be done on our end. There is documentation in the Help in MarcomCentral. Here is a link to access that document: iforms tutorial I There are also a few threads in the forum you might want to review that may help as well. Hope this helps!

sbellia, The rate discrepancy is most likely due to insurance. In the Store, the $ amount for the Price of a product automatically adds an insurance cost respectively. In the Test Shipping, there is no field to define worth of the item or insurance. I'm not sure what UPS does for their calculation. Hope this helps

Paul, The direct link to that section in the PTI Store is below: PTI Expressions in the Store You can also access it from our main company website: http://www.pti.com/FusionProExpression/ Click the "View Expression Templates" button. Cheers!

Massfisc, How are you presenting the product or template for the customer? Are you using some sort of web-to-print solution or is this a web interface you built?

bmason, Yes you can control the thickness using the tag below: The 10px is where you indicate the desired thickness. Hope this helps

Gerard, Could you clarify what the issue is when she tries to upload the image(s)? Perhaps you could also explain what settings you switched in the Firefox options, that might help figure out what to do in IE.

Eric, No FP cannot validate a User in MCC. So Yes, Image Profile Attributes is the only route: 1) I believe a PDF can be used (never tried it though). Just give it a try and see. 2) Overflow page/rule would be able to support the multi-page PDF issue. Hope this helps

elixir, Not sure what that is. Make sure you do not have the Crop Marks box checked on the Imposition tab in the FP composition menu. Are you positive it is not part of the template? Try one of the following to see: 1) Compose without the background content enabled. On the Graphics tab in the composition menu, check "Suppress static PDF background in composition". If the black line goes away, it is in your PDF. 2) Compose the PDF without the imposition, but display bleed space (even though you indicated there was none). If the black line shows, it is in your PDF. 3) Compose on a larger sheet size than the item. Does that black line show? If so this means it is part of the original art work. If the black line shows, it is in your PDF. See what happens. If all else fails, trash that FPI and create another from scratch.

elixir, Is it the crop mark? If not, no clue. Perhaps you could provide a screen shot?

APP, In FusionPro, try converting the Rule generating the Expression to JavaScript. Then just under the Comment field near the top of the Rule editor, check the box for "Treat return strings as tagged text". Then save, re-collect and re-upload to MarCom. Not positive this will solve the issue, but there is a good chance it will. Hope this helps!

For impositions that need any major customization, some time you need to use a higher end application. FP Imposer likes things to be symmetrical. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Did you uninstall FusionPro and reinstall? If not that is what you need to do.

CCS This is not possible.

Suuuurrrrreeee take the easy way.

Sean, The 'getDay()' function returns the day of the week as an integer, with 0 being Sunday and 6 being Saturday. To get the day of the week you need to use an array to equate the number for the day of the week with the actual day. Then you need to apply the date format function to the field providing the date value. In the example below I just used 'Today()', but this could be 'Field("Event Date")' Hope this helps.

Jeff, First off, an item with inventory should be setup as a Pick product type, that way it creates a pick ticket on the Dashboard. You can create different SKUs for each of the different sizes. The only draw back here is that your Price cannot change for each of the different SKUs, the Price is tied to the Product and each SKU will have the same Price. For each SKU (size) you will be able to manage inventory independently. Static w/ attributes, is considered an inventory item, but we do not track inventory because the multiple attribute concept. When the user selects their options in the form, the SKU value is generated based on the selections the customer makes. One of the advantages is the fact that you can charge extra for a selection (size as an example), unlike a Pick item. Hope this helps

TSCOTT 1) What are your Rules supposed to return? 2) Are your Field names and Rule names the same? This can cause the composition to confuse which is which. Perhaps even just re-naming your Rules could work. 3) Do any of the records compose correctly? Perhaps your code is working for the select records you are previewing, but not for complete composition. 4) Does the Rule(s) have a default value? You may also just also try to remove the Rule, and re-insert the Rule and give it another go.