Hi Hans,

I do not know which version you use, last versions has been rewrited to be XHTML compliant. The default templates has been changed too. The Store module use a templating system to render the catalog interface. Please download and read the DotNetNuke Store v02.01.26 Template Documentation Rev 1.0.4 DRAFT available at Codeplex. You will be able to change everything in the catalog, including to replace the Buy Now! button by the Add To Cart button or even use both if you want.

Gilles

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Hi Hans,

If you read and follow the Templating Guide, you will be able to do what you want to customize the Catalog interface. Each part of the interface is made of one or several XHTML template files, like: Catalog.htm, ProductList.htm, ProductDetail.htm and so on. Each template contains XHTML tag and Store tokens, at runtime the template is parsed and each token is replaced by the corresponding code. As as sample, if you want to replace the Buy Now! button by the Add To Cart button in the category product list, open the ProductList.htm template file, replace the token [PURCHASEIMG] by the token [ADDTOCARTIMG], save your changes. That's all! Of course the Templating Guide give you a lot more of details! ;-)

Gilles

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We (team members) are Humans offering their knowledge, their work and their spare time FOR FREE to benefit the community. It would be so particularly appreciated that your messages begin with "Hello" and end with "Thank you" or any other form of politeness. Ask yourself what your reaction would be, if you were approached by me (a total stranger) on the street to ask you something without saying "Hello" nor "Thank you"? After several years of services dedicated to the community, I begin to be tired to read requests without any form of politeness.