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Can this be done? Let say on the search bar, I want to search damask. I have 3 stores with damasks items.
Can the search bar pull items from all 3 stores?
Also, on the main page, I want the sort by popularity to pull all popular items from 3 stores.
But currently, the only way to do this is to have 3 separate rows for each store?
Or, am I doing it wrong?
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You can either pull from the marketplace or one store. To have items from specific stores you need to do one for each store. A work around is if the three stores are your own stores add a unique keyword to the items you want to display from each store and use that keyword to pull them.
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I see. I think I just wasted $$$$$$$ paying someone to build a website that cannot do what I wanted to do.
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jibberjabbers1 wrote:I see. I think I just wasted $$$$$$$ paying someone to build a website that cannot do what I wanted to do. Don't know your intentions, but can I suggest that you make a page for each store, keyword, product type you want to feature? ZSB is better than sliced bread.. I use the keyword, storeid,product type as well. Mind you, I haven't worked on my sites in quite some time, but it gives me an online presence and updates automatically. I make a few referrals off it, so that is good.
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Thanks for you reply. Can you help me out? My search bar doesn't pull anything. How much would you charge to code the search bar to pull things from my site. It's currently wonky....
When I search, it takes me to my zazzle store.
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Can we use more than 1 keywords?
Maybe I can just type in my store name as the keywords to get zstore builder to pull up from all my stores?
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jibberjabbers1 wrote:Can we use more than 1 keywords?
Maybe I can just type in my store name as the keywords to get zstore builder to pull up from all my stores? Read what Fnolan said: add a unique keyword to the items you want to display from each store and use that keyword to pull them That will work. Add the keyword allthreestores2012 or something more unique to your products in all stores. T
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DinosaurArt wrote:jibberjabbers1 wrote:Can we use more than 1 keywords?
Maybe I can just type in my store name as the keywords to get zstore builder to pull up from all my stores? Read what Fnolan said: add a unique keyword to the items you want to display from each store and use that keyword to pull them That will work. Add the keyword allthreestores2012 or something more unique to your products in all stores. T Ahh, got it. Thanks! I tried adding keywords= "store1, store2, store3" and it was a no go. While adding the unique keyword would work, it would be a pain to add that to all my products. I guess I'll just have to wait for zstore to evolve. Maybe in the future we can grab more than 1 store.
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Not sure if this is what you are looking for: In the quotes - madebyyou - you would put the store name. This one is Made by You. Where it has - show how many - you can put in however many of the products you want to show up. Although - right now I am having a problem with the number. I put in ONE, and FOUR shows up. You could put a different "store" on each page if you want, or you could put only a few items from several stores all on one page. You just have to repeat the code for each store you want. Code:
<?php
$_GET['contributorHandle'] = "madebyyou";
$_GET['productLineId'] = '';
$_GET['showPagination'] = 'false';
$_GET['showSorting'] = 'false';
$_GET['gridCellSize'] = 'medium';
$_GET['defaultSort'] = 'date_created';
$_GET['showHowMany'] = '1';
include "include/zstore.php";
?>
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