No you would have to create two separate SKU's, if they are in separate
areas. Most e-commerce software from FreeTrade to BroadVision, which I'm
currently working on, does this/has this problem. It's a basic database
issue. I think with some development you could make it work.
dan mccullough + web technology specialist + garnet hill + 603.823.5545 x
1119
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From: Christie Walker [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 9:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [FreeTrade] Sales
First of all, let me say that Freetrade is a great software package! I
can't believe how fast I got it up and running, with no big problems!
Now my question, with some background. I am doing a website for a
Needlework shop. One particular design is sold both as just a leaflet and
also as a kit. I have a "Patterns" dept, and within the dept I have two
sub-depts "Kits" and "Leaflets". I have one item with two SKUs: one that
is a leaflet and one that is a kit. The item is in both the "Kits" and
"Leaflets" departments.
Now, if I want to put a 10% sale on just the "Kits" department, both SKUs
of the item are being discounted.
Is my Item-to-SKUs logic flawed, or is this just a side effect of the
software? Any suggestions? Should I just make two items instead? I know
my client will want to put sales on *just* leaflets or *just* kits...
Thanks!
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Christie Walker
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