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[William Davis]

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[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

FYI: Easy enough to do with a custom Basket Field.

ReadBasket('History', g.pageHistoryList)
IF g.pageHistoryList
ASSIGN g.pageHistoryList + thisPagesURL
ELSE
ASSIGN g.pageHistoryList + g.pageHistoryList + thisPagesURL
/IF

Of course, you'd have to add formatting to that list and figure out how to format it, but really quite simple.

[William Davis]

FYI: Easy enough to do with a custom Basket Field.

ReadBasket('History', g.pageHistoryList)
IF g.pageHistoryList
ASSIGN g.pageHistoryList + thisPagesURL
ELSE
ASSIGN g.pageHistoryList + g.pageHistoryList + thisPagesURL
/IF

Of course, you'd have to add formatting to that list and figure out how to format it, but really quite simple.

Thank you Bruce, I was hoping for an automated solution that would not require any maintenance. Is there a way to create a hide filter based on inventory level less than 1?

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

There would be no maintenance as this is a 'session based' solution. If you wanted multi session history, you could easily adopt this to use a cookie. You can also easily wrap the WriteBasket() functions with all many of conditionals, For example, I image you might only way cat, prod, search pages in the list so using IF (|g.page:code| IN '|PROD|CTGY|SRCH|etc') would easily let you control what gets added to the list.

The relative ease and flexibility of these methods is why I'm not sure you'll ever see this as part of the core. To make this a feature with the types of flexibility SMT coding has would probably take a considerable amount of time.

[William Davis]

There would be no maintenance as this is a 'session based' solution. If you wanted multi session history, you could easily adopt this to use a cookie. You can also easily wrap the WriteBasket() functions with all many of conditionals, For example, I image you might only way cat, prod, search pages in the list so using IF (|g.page:code| IN '|PROD|CTGY|SRCH|etc') would easily let you control what gets added to the list.

The relative ease and flexibility of these methods is why I'm not sure you'll ever see this as part of the core. To make this a feature with the types of flexibility SMT coding has would probably take a considerable amount of time.

Sorry Bruce, I some how thought you were replying to another post I had made concerning out of stock filter. Thank you, I will try out you suggestion.