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    Hello Shane,

    Not through HTML.

    There is a way, but it would require the compiler and how to get at
    the vars and writing Mivascript and an understanding of MM logic, but
    that is also for the coders list.

    Actually there is another way, but you'll need to get OpenUI and
    understand the Open Token possibilities. This is what the example you
    provided, %ship_fname% is all about. Stock MM doesn't have way to
    display the vars like OpenUI can.

    Lastly, they may be another way, but I don't remember. You may be able
    to get Dynamic Templates from MivaCentral. If it's still supported,
    you'll get a replacement MMUI module and the ability to use templates
    to customize many of your MM pages. I think there was also the
    capability of tokens....but please don't quote me.

    FWIW,

    Scott
    IDS
    www.southbound.com


    Thursday, May 12, 2005, 10:24:40 PM, you wrote:

    SLS> Hi all,

    SLS> Miva newbie here. I run Merchant 4.24 with no 3rd-part modules. Is there a
    SLS> way to access Miva's variables from my HTML code in my headers/footers? For
    SLS> example, could I display the customer's name, and what would be the correct
    SLS> syntax? I've combed through the help and have seen a syntax like
    SLS> %ship_fname% but that doesn't do it, it literally displays %ship_fname% :-)

    SLS> And is there a built-in function, or could I write an If...Else statement,
    SLS> to display a Login/Logout button accordingly? And again, what would be the
    SLS> syntax?

    SLS> Thanks in advance,

    SLS> Shane
    SLS> www.sunstatemicro.com



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    Miva variables/functions



    Out of the box, no. With just OpenUI, yes.

    Jason


    > Hi all,
    >
    > Miva newbie here. I run Merchant 4.24 with no 3rd-part modules. Is there
    a
    > way to access Miva's variables from my HTML code in my headers/footers?
    For
    > example, could I display the customer's name, and what would be the
    correct
    > syntax? I've combed through the help and have seen a syntax like
    > %ship_fname% but that doesn't do it, it literally displays %ship_fname%
    :-)
    >
    > And is there a built-in function, or could I write an If...Else statement,
    > to display a Login/Logout button accordingly? And again, what would be
    the
    > syntax?
    >
    > Thanks in advance,
    >
    > Shane
    > www.sunstatemicro.com



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