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I shoot events, some of them with large numbers of groups taking part. For many events I add information to my TTG photos page copy, the text can be long, and would require the viewer to scroll down on every single page (I don't want the grid above the copy).

The HTML5 details/summary concept works beautifully, it's semantically correct, keeps all the information visible for SEO, and the text is not in the way, but can be revealed with one click.

Have a look here, the two grey lines above the grid are what I'm talking about (the event information is from a completely different event, it's a test/development site).

I've added a bit of PHP in Phplugins, it reads an XML configuration file where it gets the filenames and titles, and then reads the Markdown files specified.

Many browsers, including Firefox, haven't implemented details/summary yet, but the workaround I'm using seems to work very well. Unfortunately not with jQuery 1.11.3.

Looks like I have to replace the Publisher plugin, my version is 2.1.3!

Thanks for the screenshot, without that I wouldn't have spotted the problem!!!

Have installed the latest module, enabled feedback, disabled password, exported the photos again - now I can't get onto the published page because it's password-protected, and neither the guest - or the admin password works!?

Ups - there is no integration tab!

The tabs I have are "Base Settings", "Page Content", and "Features", and I can't find an "Enable Feedback" checkbox anywhere!

Thanks, Rod, I've seen that option, but don't want to use it, otherwise too many clever people would claim to be living outside the UK!

If I remember correctly, the question for the country came up correctly for physical products, the behaviour for digital downloads seems to be quite different.

Ben and Rod,

Thank you very much, we seem to be getting there! The only problem I found with the above is that I'm not asked about the country, so the above would be shown on invoices where it's totally irrelevant or misleading.

I tried the "digital copies to EU countries" option, then I get the country option at checkout, but if I specify USA or India, I still get the VAT shown.

Is there a way to get that sorted as well? Then it should work with a tiny amount of localisation.

Thanks!!!

Harald

If you are selling to end users in Europe, the price for one item has to include VAT, and the total has to include VAT.

The VAT amount is an extra bit of information for business customers.

This is from an Amazon.co.uk invoice I can send to you, and shows how it should be:

Item A                       £49.99
Item B                       £  2.43

Item Subtotal:             43.69 
Postage & Packing:     £3.32 

Total Before VAT:     £47.01 
VAT:                     £9.40 

Order Total:             £56.41 

Hi Rod,

Thanks, but that wouldn't work. As mentioned before, the price per item that is shown to a customer has to include VAT - that would be £19 in the example case.

The correct calculation would be

1 photo XYZ                                 £19.00

Subtotal incl. VAT at 20%                £19.00 

VAT charged at 20%                        £ 3.17

Total                                      £19.00

Assuming that's not possible at the moment, I think I have to continue without showing VAT.

Cheers

Harald

Hi Rod,

Yes, I'm using Cart 3.1.4, and "Back-calculate Sales Tax" is set to YES.

You can try it on this testing subdomain gallery and check the TTG-BE/Admin settings yourself, username and password have the default values.

Thanks!!!

Harald

Thanks, Matt, that's a good point!

Perhaps you could introduce a display name in a future version, but at the moment I will have to live with it.

Harald

Hi Rod,

Yes it does - but only for the two labels on top of the input fields, and they look a bit odd when centred.

You can see the resulting layout here.

Thanks again for your help!

Harald