Customer ordering a CD of gallery

youandmeworld

Hi, I looked but couldn't find a post of a way to do the following: Have a customer login to their private gallery and order a cd of all of their images...please advise.

Thanks in advance
Brent

www.youandmeworld.com

Andy

Hi, sorry it's not possible --- yet -- but something we'd like to have

Hang in there.

BTW, you should set up a proper CNAME of your domain, here's how:
http://www.smugmug.com/help/professional-accounts

welcome to Dgrin

youandmeworld

Andy wrote:

Hi, sorry it's not possible --- yet -- but something we'd like to have

Hang in there.

BTW, you should set up a proper CNAME of your domain, here's how:
http://www.smugmug.com/help/professional-accounts

welcome to Dgrin

HI, thanks for the response and confirming what I kind of already thought... What is the benefit of doing the redirect withe the way that you suggested as opposed to the javascript method I have used?

THanks,
Brent

denisegoldberg

youandmeworld wrote:

HI, thanks for the response and confirming what I kind of already thought... What is the benefit of doing the redirect withe the way that you suggested as opposed to the javascript method I have used?

THanks,
Brent

If you use the CNAME method your URL will "stick". Using the redirect the url that your visitors see is your smugmug URL http://www.youandmeworld.smugmug.com/.

--- Denise

youandmeworld

denisegoldberg wrote:

If you use the CNAME method your URL will "stick". Using the redirect the url that your visitors see is your smugmug URL http://www.youandmeworld.smugmug.com/.

--- Denise

Thanks Denise. Will I have to change the urls in my navigation to account for this or can I leave them the same (with 'youandmeworld.smugmug.com' in the beginning)??

Thanks,
Brent

Andy

youandmeworld wrote:

Thanks Denise. Will I have to change the urls in my navigation to account for this or can I leave them the same (with 'youandmeworld.smugmug.com' in the beginning)??

Thanks,
Brent

Replace

youandmeworld.smugmug.com/gallery/xxxx

with

/gallery/xxxxx


etc

denisegoldberg

youandmeworld wrote:

Thanks Denise. Will I have to change the urls in my navigation to account for this or can I leave them the same (with 'youandmeworld.smugmug.com' in the beginning)??

Change your urls to use a relative address. That way the url that the viewer uses will always stick.

For example, change (but remove the *'s!)

<[B]a[/B] h*[B]r[/B]ef="<A href="http://youandmeworld.smugmug.com/gallery/4621202_zN6zU%22%3EDESIGN%3C/a" target=_blank>h*t*t*p://youandmeworld.smugmug.com/gallery/4621202_zN6zU">[B]DESIGN[/B]</A< a>>

to

<[B]a[/B] h*ref="[URL="http://youandmeworld.smugmug.com/gallery/4621202_zN6zU%22%3EDESIGN%3C/a"]/gallery/4621202_zN6zU">[B]DESIGN[/B]</A< a>>

--- Denise

[/URL]

Matthew Saville

Andy wrote:

Hi, sorry it's not possible --- yet -- but something we'd like to have

Hang in there.

BTW, you should set up a proper CNAME of your domain, here's how:
http://www.smugmug.com/help/professional-accounts

welcome to Dgrin

Woohoo, yet another feature on the way! Sweet!

Grr, gotta get that CNAME thing going. Is it possible through Yahoo? Without too much super-geek power?

=Matt=

youandmeworld

Matthew Saville wrote:

Woohoo, yet another feature on the way! Sweet!

Grr, gotta get that CNAME thing going. Is it possible through Yahoo? Without too much super-geek power?

=Matt=

Matt,

Use this wiki to setup the CNAME on yahoo... i used it to set mine up and it worked brilliantly.
http://wiki.smugmug.com/display/SmugMug/Yahoo+CNAME+Setup
Thanks,
Brent
www.youandmeworld.com