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How to get the HTML code for your products.
On the Automation Station menu, place your mouse over "Products" and click the "View" sub-menu. Once the screen appears listing your existing products, click on the "HTML" link of the product you want to get the code for.
As soon as you do this, you'll be taken to a new screen with a box like this one:
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On this box you'll see the a URL that leads directly to the product order form. And right below it, you'll see three boxes with HTML code...one for a "quick buy" link, one for a "quick buy" button and finally a button to add the product to the shopping cart. You can copy the html code of any of these options and paste directly on the code of your website.
That's all there is to it. You are now ready to keep populating your account with as many products as you want to sell... just follow the same procedure all over again.
Once you finish populating your account with all your products, it's time for you to move on and learn how to use advertising trackers and how to calculate your ROI (return of investment) automatically using the Automation Station...
Getting the HTML for your shopping cart pages.
Once you have the HTML code that adds a product to the shopping cart, you'll also need the HTML to actually control the rest of your shopping cart. Go to "Products" and select "View" from the drop down menu.
You'll be taken to a page that lists your products, on top of that list you'll also see a blue bar like this one that shows four options: |
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Right after you click it, you'll be presented with a series of boxes containing HTML code to control different aspects of your shopping cart.
1) Catalog Page Link - creates catalog pages dynamically.
2) Search Box - allows visitors to search your product database.
3) Category Links - allows visitors to browse a list of products.
4) Category Drop Down Menu - allows visitors to browse a list of products.
5) View Cart Button - allows shoppers to see the contents of their cart.
6) Check Out Button - allows to go straight to check out.
Copy each of these code bits and paste them on your website where you see fit. You may or may not use them all... the only two that you are really required to use are the "view cart button" and the "check out button".
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