ok I will send this into programming for them to look into. Thanks for reporting it.

-Scott

This patch will be be released in the latest cart version 3.85 so you may want to download and install 3.85 on a test dnn install. In Smith Cart v3.85 the product details page has been split out as a separate module that enables SEO friendly URLs. For example, if you have a product titled Halo4 and in the product setup screen SEO setup section you add Halo4 as your product page name the product detail page name would be the following:

www.yourdomain.com/halo4.aspx

In the buynow module there is a new dropdown list titled "Product Detail Page" where you need to select the page where you have added the product detail module. This tells the BuyNow module which page to navigate to when the user clicks a product from the product listing.

In the product detail module there is a new dropdown list titled "BuyNow Page Name" where you need to select the page where you have added the BuyNow module. This tells the Product Detail module which page to navigate to when the user clicks continue shopping or add to cart.

I recommend installing 3.85 on a test site first to ramp up on the new settings so you dont have any downtime on your live site.

-Scott

Until 3.8.6, I haven't had any issues with the category module.

Here's a caveat, though. Before there was the ability to have a single product in multiple categories, you could only have a product in a single category. That category was chosen on the main product detail page in the store management section.

HOWEVER... now that you can have a single product in multiple categories, the category choice on the main product screen (where you upload the main picture for the product is no longer used. It has been depreciated.

NOW, you must click on the "Categories" menu choice at the top, and put the item into the categories from there. Once again, the category choice on the main product setup screen is ignored. Only the categories under the category tab/menu choice are the ones used.

If you have NOT put your products into the categories THERE (they are checkboxes instead of a drop-down), your items, by default, will show up in all categories. This is by design; it's better to show the customers SOMETHING than a blank screen, or a message saying "This category is empty."

We tested this on the www7 test portal and its working on the latest version 3.86 please see the following forum post:

https://www.smith-consulting.com/foru...

-Scott

Its not working for you on both your home page and store page?

I would try the following:

• Install the latest cart 3.86
• Test it with the default dnn skin that comes with dnn their might be a conflict in your skin
• Delete the module and re adding it to the page

On the www7 test portal we just installed the latest version of the cart and configured the settings we didnt do anything special to make it work.

-Scott

Yes we added the category module to each page individually and did not use dnn to copy the module. Since all the smith cart modules have settings that need to be saved with the tab id (page) they are on you wont be able to copy them using dnn. You can login to the www7 test portal and see how its configured there.

-Scott

you can style the category menu in your skin.css. Since skin.css overrides module.css your style changes will remain intact after upgrades.

-Scott