Completing the final merchant requirements in Java

Encoder Denso QR Bar Code in Java Completing the final merchant requirements

Before your store is ready to accept orders from customers, you need to set up a merchant account with a bank (which enables you to perform credit card transitions from your Web site) and complete an Open for Business order form See helpyahoocom/help/us/store/store-08html#step6 for full walkthrough details

After you complete all the necessary requirements established by Yahoo!, you re finally ready to open your Web site for business At that time, you can publish your Web site, adding your online store pages during the update See 4 for full details on how to publish your Web site

After you have your store up and running, you can perform several additional store catalog tasks, such as adding another product, deleting a product, and refreshing your catalog I discuss how to do such maintenance chores in this section

A product module is the page element you add to your Web page that contains your store s product items In addition to using the Store Products Wizard (see the Creating a store page section, earlier in the chapter), you can add individual product modules to your Web page by performing the following steps: 1 Click the Insert Store Tags button from the toolbar The button displays a drop-down menu 2 Choose Product Module from the drop-down menu The Insert Store Product dialog box appears (see Figure 15-22)

3 Click the Refresh button if you ve made changes to the catalog SiteBuilder downloads the latest version of the catalog available on the Yahoo! server 4 Select the product you want to add from the Product section 5 Choose the desired layout design from the Product Layout section 6 Check the fields that you want to include in the module from the list of available fields shown in the Product Fields section 7 Click OK The new product module is added to your Web page

Store tags are placeholders that you add to a product module to display data from your product catalog You can add individual store tags to product modules by following these steps: 1 Click the product module to which you d like to add a store tag 2 Click the Insert Store Tags button from the toolbar The button displays a drop-down menu 3 Choose the desired store tag from the menu The store tag is added to the selected product module 4 Reposition the store tag to the desired location

You may have instances where you d like to switch which product from your catalog that a product module is pointing to, such as in the case of reorganizing your products into a different order You make this switch through its Properties dialog box Like all other page elements in SiteBuilder, you can right-click a product module to display its contextual menu Choose Properties, and the Product dialog box displays (see Figure 15-23) If you d like to switch the product to which the module points to, select another product from the Product pane

The product catalog that is imported as part of your SiteBuilder Web site on your local computer is a point in time image of your catalog Therefore, when you make changes to the online catalog, you need to refresh your products catalog inside SiteBuilder to ensure your Web site is up to date You can do so by performing the following steps: 1 Choose Tools Store Catalog Refresh from the main menu The Import Store Catalog dialog box (refer to Figure 15-14) displays 2 Click OK to perform the update SiteBuilder retrieves a fresh version of the product catalog from the Yahoo! server and copies it to your local computer Your pages update to reflect any changes