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The e-commerce module provides several web parts that allow you to integrate it into your web site:
These web parts can be used also as independent user controls placed on the ASPX pages.
How to organize the pages
A typical content tree structure of an e-commerce-enabled web site looks like this:
- Home (page) - Products (page) - Category 1 (page; contains Repeater or DataList web parts displaying products with links to shopping cart) - Product 1 (product specification document; it's marked as a product) - Product 2 (product specification document; it's marked as a product) - Category 2 (page; contains Repeater or DataList web parts displaying products with links to shopping cart) - Sub category 1 (page; contains Repeater or DataList web parts displaying products with links to shopping cart) - Product 3 (product specification document; it's marked as a product) - Product 4 (product specification document; it's marked as a product) - News (page) - Special pages - Shopping Cart (page; it contains the Shopping cart web part and can be configured to be hidden in the navigation and site map) - My Account (page; it contains the My account web part and can be configured to be hidden in the navigation and site map) |