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Creating Product TemplatesSome products you wish to add to your ePayTrak store might have unique or complex requirements, such as collecting specific information from your customers that can resolved by creating a Product Template. For example, your school is sponsoring a 10k race event for fund raising. You decide you will give a T-shirt to all those who enter the 10k race so you will need to know what T-shirt size the runners wear to determine how many shirts you'll need. You also need their age so you can arrange the winners in age groups. You will first need to create the Product Template and then attach it to your product. Creating a Product Template
Note: Text Area and Text Box are the only fields that are available as required fields in Product Templates at this time!
Tip: You will need to make the column and length long enough for your customer to add all text. The Max Length is how many characters can be entered. Columns governs the display column width in pixels.
Note: You do NOT want to change a Product Template once it has been used in a transaction. It can possibly create a scenario where you WILL lose data!
What does the Customer see?By default, the first option appears in a drop-down box. Note Youth M is shown for T shirt size. A nice workaround is adding a choice of 'Select' and making it your first selection. Then you will know if the customer actually selected the first choice or if they didn't choose an entry! So instead of Youth M as the default, you will see the word Select as shown above. If the word select appears in the Forms reports as a choice, you will then know the customer didn't make any selection. You couldn't be sure of that if Youth M was the first choice in the drop-down menu. Creating a Product Template with a drop-down menu where a specific amount of items must be selected.We recently added a Class Selector to Product Templates that forces a customer to choose a selected number of items. The 'Input Type' to select is Class Selector. You can then input all the classes to include in the list. Note the Required # field. This will indicate how many choices the customer must select. Note: You must input the word Classes in the Name Field for this function to work! Seriously.
The customer will see the template in the figure below. They click the class to select it and then click the right arrow to include that class as the Math 101 class example shows. It is recommended to have some instructions for the customer in the description field to make it more clear for the customer. A customer must choose the required number of classes before clicking 'Add to Basket'. (In this example, the customer must choose six.) Then the customer is able to add the product to their basket and enroll for the classes selected. Note: You can't use the word Name or Date as one of your fields. Do NOT change a product template after it has been used. This can cause issues where you might lose your data!
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