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12/12/2010 1:37 AM
 
Hi Scott, thank you so much for solving most of my issues with the Smith Cart over the last couple of weeks. I have run into another issue, and I am pretty sure that you have a solution. Right now I am trying to put a hovering scroll around featured items. But most of the jQuery codes available online consist of ul and li tags, which is proving difficult to implement in the ascx file. Some codes are automatically generated during run time, which are not allowed inside these tags. Right now I have an ordinary scroll and my page looks ugly. Looking forward to your solution. Thanks in advance
 
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12/13/2010 11:34 AM
 

Can you explain what you mean by a hovering scroll? Are you trying to implement a popup for the product image on the product listing page? Maybe try adding the ul inside a div tag.

-Scott


Scott Kelly
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DotNetNuke Consulting, DotNetNuke Store and DNN Ecommerce
 
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12/14/2010 3:54 AM
 
Hi Scott,

No, actually I want a hovering scroll for the featured items. Right now I have an ordinary scroll which can be dragged left and right to view all the items. But I want to implement a scroll like this one: http://rascarlito.free.fr/hoverscroll/

The way this scroll works is that, when user puts a mouse on a product, the products move left or right. The problem is, the FeaturedProducts.ascx file consists of table, tr and td tags. I am not being able to put ul and li tags on this page. Looking forward to your reply.
 
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12/14/2010 1:37 PM
 

Ah I see that looks pretty cool! We would have to download the doc from their site and figure it out how to implement within the featured products module. We implemented lightbox and zooming on the product details page which im sure is similar to the hovering scroller so you can refer to the productdetails.ascx as an example Im sure there is a solution to inserting the required li tags you probably just have to play around with it. You can try creating an outer div, closing the table tag where you want to add it or just replacing the table layout with divs. You have access to all the html code in the ascx to make the changes. If you would like a quote for us to implement please send an email to sales@smith-consulting.com.

-Scott


Scott Kelly
Project Manager
DotNetNuke Consulting, DotNetNuke Store and DNN Ecommerce
 
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