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260 Adding Dynamic Content 5. (Optional) Select a different color, font, font size, or font style for the feed's Title, Headline, or Summary Color. 6. (Optional) Set the local time zone for your site in the Time Zone drop-down list. 7. (Optional) Change the Date Format (MM/DD or DD/MM) for the article's published date that shows in the article's header. 8. Click OK. 9. A cursor is displayed. To insert the feed in a window of default size, simply click the mouse. OR More typically, to set the size of the feed window, drag out a region and release the mouse button. The feed window will be filled with a peach color with the URL shown—you'll need to publish the page to view the current new feed. Remember that the content will update automatically as the feed is updated on the original website. A typical published podcast feed could look as follows (but will update frequently): When the web visitor views the feed each episode can be played by clicking on the audio link, typically pointing to an MP3 file. Once downloaded and saved, the file can be played on a currently set default player (e.g., Windows Media Player).
Understanding e-commerce Adding Dynamic Content 261 E-commerce entails the buying and selling of goods on the Internet. It's difficult to escape online retailing in any Internet session these days—you've more than likely used some form of Internet shopping at some point, when buying online CDs, books, holidays, etc. Any site that supports this kind of e-commerce activity will typically make use of a shopping cart system and a payment processing system. A shopping cart is a virtual basket (think of a supermarket basket) which stores your chosen items and is used in conjunction with a payment processing system (taking the place of the supermarket's checkout). For major companies, the shopping cart technology is developed in-house (maybe the payment processing is carried out by a third party company). For smaller companies or organizations, the shopping cart is normally a brought-in third-party solution due to the cost/resource limitations. There are many thirdparty shopping cart providers that can be used—all account-based and equipped to accept credit cards instead of using a traditional payment gateway (e.g., by phone). So where does WebPlus fit into all this? Firstly, WebPlus allows you to choose one of several specially chosen shopping cart providers and, secondly, it allows you to connect to the shopping cart provider via a form or link on the WebPlus page. Forms allow for buying options (colors, quantity) to be set, as well as calculate tax rates, shipping, bulk items, etc. Links offer simple one-click purchasing without buying options. The features are provider-specific and as a result vary widely. Configuring your shopping cart provider A number of different shopping cart providers can be configured within WebPlus. These are the most commonly used and some, like PayPal®, you may have come across directly as an eBay® customer. The configuration process directs you to the provider's own site from where you can sign-up as a registered user. Use the provider's website to find out more about unique shopping cart features.
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