# Perl Support File
# Variables used by ws400CS.cgi
# Variables used by all scripts:  /Web_store/ws_global.setup
# File Permissions:  644  -rw-r--r--

# NOTE:  If you change the filename of this file, change the value of
#        $default_setup_file in ws400CS.cgi to reflect the file's new name.

############################################################################
#                            restrict.setup                                #
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#        Backslash all @ signs -->   \@   <-- Perl 5 compatibility.        #
# Variables containing @ signs must be enclosed in " (double quotes).      #
#                                                                          #
# All other variables are enclosed in ' (single quotes).                   #
#                                                                          #
# If the value you store in a variable enclosed in single quotes requires  #
# the use of a single quote, backslash the imbedded single quote:          #
#                                                                          #
#           EXAMPLE:   $global_page_title = 'Joe\'s Auto Parts'            #
############################################################################
$use_ssl = '1';


#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                            General Settings
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $data_file is the | (pipe) delimited flatfile database containing the store's
# inventory of items for sale.

$data_file = 'outlet.data';



# $global_page_title is the <TITLE> text printed to HTML pages generated by
# WebStore and the table header text for the search engine.

# $global_page_title is used in $email_subject, $meta_tags, and $table_title
# (below), in $email_subject of secondary form files, and in page header arrays
# in primary order form setup files and secondary form setup files.

$global_page_title = 'RDC Software';



# @company is is used on the Confirmation of Order page, in $pre_client_msg
# (below), and in $pre_client_msg in secondary form files.

# The contents of @company is printed at the top of the Confirmation of
# Order page using the following format:
#
# RDC Software
# Route 3, Box 29B  Grapeland, Texas 75844  Phone: 936.687.2400  Fax: 936.687.9057
#
# The first element of @company must be your business name.
# The business name is wrapped inside an <A HREF> tag using $return_link_url
# in the address listing at the top of the page and in the following phrase
# located at the bottom of the page:
#
#                "Thank you for shopping at RDC Software"

@company = (

	'RDC Software',
	'Route 3, Box 29B',
	'Grapeland, Texas 75844',
	'Phone: 936.687.2400',
	'Fax:   936.687.9057',

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates @company



# $currency is the currency label for price values printed to the client's
# web browser and order e-mail messages.

# $currency defaults to '$' (US currency) when the value of $currency is not
# defined or the value of $currency does not match a non-whitespace character.

# Example $currency settings:

# $currency = '£';     # Sterling Pounds
# $currency = 'Lit.';  # Italian Lira
# $currency = '$';     # US Dollars

$currency = '$';



# $frontpage_file is the store's front page containing links to database
# categories, category front pages, or expanded item information pages.

$frontpage_file = 'restrict.frontpage.html';



# $frameset_file is the store's frame document.
# WebStore is packaged with the following frame documents:

#     Frameset.html
#     Frameset_banner.html

# Setting $frameset_file = '' disables frames.  WebStore loads
# the file defined in $frontpage_file as the store's front page.

$frameset_file = '';



# If $duplicate_buttons = 1, print buttons for "View Cart", "Order Form",
# and "Front Page" in the "main" frame housing the WebStore application.

# If these buttons do not exist in an HTML document defined in a
# <frame src> tag of the frame document defined in $frameset_file,
# $duplicate_buttons must be set to '1'.

# WebStore disregards $duplicate_buttons when $frameset_file = ''.
# All buttons are printed.

# Setting $duplicate_buttons = '' disables printing of buttons when a
# filename is defined in $frameset_file, WebStore is running in frames.

$duplicate_buttons = '1';  # 1 = Yes



# $button_1_txt thru $button_5_txt are variables containing the text
# displayed on submission buttons throughout WebStore.

# $button_5_txt is also used in "Add to Cart" error messages.

$button_1_txt = 'View Cart';     # Go to View/Modify table
$button_2_txt = 'Front Page';    # Go to Store's Front Page
$button_3_txt = 'Previous Page'; # Go to Previous Category
$button_4_txt = 'Order Form';    # Go to Order Form
$button_5_txt = 'Add to Cart';   # Add item to shopping cart



# $add_cart_button is the "Add to Cart" button printed in each item's table row
# in database category displays and expanded item pages.

# $add_cart_button may be colon delimited, listing an add to cart button image
# to the left of the colon and image attributes to the right of the colon.
#
# WebStore assigns the image submit button's NAME and VALUE.  If you include
# NAME or VALUE in the attributes, WebStore will not print any listed attributes.
#
# The add to cart button image must be stored in the /Graphics sub-directory.
# If the image is not readable by the server, -r IMAGE.xxx, form submission
# buttons are printed to item rows.
#
# Accepted image types are .gif, .jpg, or .jpeg.
#
# Accepted button image settings:
#
#   $add_cart_button = 'IMAGE.gif';   No Image Attributes
#   $add_cart_button = 'IMAGE.gif:BORDER="0" WIDTH="63" HEIGHT="15"';

# Setting $add_cart_button = '1' prints form submission buttons to item table
# rows using the text defined in $button_5_txt (above) as the button's VALUE.
#
# Setting $add_cart_button = '' disables printing add to cart buttons to item
# table rows.  A single "Add to Cart" button is printed at the bottom of the
# page.

#$add_cart_button = 'ac.Buy.gif        :BORDER="0" WIDTH="27" HEIGHT="15"';
#$add_cart_button = 'ac.Order.gif      :BORDER="0" WIDTH="36" HEIGHT="15"';
#$add_cart_button = 'ac.Purchase.gif   :BORDER="0" WIDTH="55" HEIGHT="15"';
$add_cart_button = 'ac.Add_to_Cart.gif:BORDER="0" WIDTH="63" HEIGHT="15"';



# $return_link_url is an absolute URL link printed at the bottom
# of all pages in WebStore whose format is:
#
#     http://www.YourDomain.xxx/AnyDirectories/Filename.html

# $return_link_url targets "_top" to exit frames when a frames document is
# defined in $frameset_file (above).

# Setting $return_link_url = '' disables printing of this URL.
# For the Confirmation of Order HTML page, WebStore will attempt to construct
# a value for $return_link_url using:
#
#     $return_link_url = 'http://'.$ENV{'HTTP_HOST'};

# $return_link_title is the absolute URL's description.

$return_link_url   = 'http://www.ratite.com';
$return_link_title = 'Home Page';



# $email_link_url is an e-mail link printed at the bottom of all
# pages in WebStore.

# Setting $email_link_url = '' disables printing of this link.

# $email_link_title is the e-mail link's description.

$email_link_url   = "WebStore\@ratite.com";
$email_link_title = 'Mail to: '.$email_link_url;



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                       Database of Items for Sale
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# @field_names is a listing of the database record structure present in the
# | (pipe) delimited product database, outlet.data, defined in $data_file
# above.  These field names are used to display column header text in
# View/Modify, Delete, Change Quantity, Order Form, and Reminder to client
# of what they ordered.  They are also used as field labels when WebStore
# is configured to display vertical fields using @vertical_numbers (below).

# The "Color" and "Size" fields are reserved for drop down list elements
# and can not be removed.  Their location within @field_names can not be
# changed.  The names "Color" and "Size" may be changed to describe the
# type of information you are listing in each drop down list element.

# The names assigned to the "Color" and "Size" fields in @field_names
# are used by WebStore to display <FORM> entry error messages to the
# client.

# Never set the "Shipping" field for display.  It is used for calculating
# shipping costs only.

# The "Id" field must always be the last field in @field_names and it's
# name can not be changed.

@field_names = (

#	Field Name     Dbase Field

	'Color',       #   0
	'Size',        #   1
	'Shipping',    #   2
	'Item',        #   3
	'Category',    #   4
	'Price',       #   5
	'Name',        #   6
	'Description', #   7
	'Image',       #   8
	'Id',          #   9

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates @field_names




#   0   |  1   |    2     |  3   |    4     |   5   |  6   |      7      |   8   |  9
# Color | Size | Shipping | Item | Category | Price | Name | Description | Image | Id
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

# $category_fld_num is the array index number of the "Category" field within
# each database record of outlet.data.

$category_fld_num = '4';



# $item_fld_num is the array index number of the item field or the item's
# inventory control number field within each database record of outlet.data.

# When printing database category displays or search result pages, WebStore
# prints name anchors in each item's table row and constructs image filenames
# using the value present in the item field.
#
# Spaces in the item field value are replaced with _ (underscore) in image
# filenames and name anchors.
#
# Name Anchor:  <A NAME="Item_Number"></A>
#
# Valid image types are .gif and .jpg. WebStore checks for the existence of
# .gif files first.
#
# Example image filenames:
#
#    Item field value:    Item Number
#    Image filenames:     Item_Number.gif
#                         Item_Number.jpg
#
# If Item_Number.gif or Item_Number.jpg exists, WebStore uses any alignment
# attribute stored in the item's Image field to align the image to printed
# text.  Image alignment defaults to left when no alignment attribute is
# present in the Image field.  Images stored in the Image field are not used.

# If Item_Number.gif and Item_Number.jpg do not exist, WebStore uses the
# contents of the item's Image field for printing images.

# Enables the use of &buy_item=ItemNumber and &view_item=ItemNumber in
# WebStore query strings.  Refer to /Docs/query_string.html for details.

# Setting $item_fld_num = '' disables name anchor generation, the use of
# &buy_item=ItemNumber and &view_item=ItemNumber, and item image filename
# construction.  WebStore uses the contents of the item's Image field for
# printing images.

$item_fld_num     = '3';



# $price_fld_num is the array index number of the "Price" field within each
# database record of outlet.data.

$price_fld_num    = '5';



# $image_fld_num is the array index number of the "Image" field within each
# database record of outlet.data.

$image_fld_num    = '8';



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#            Configuring Color/Size drop down list elements
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# All items must contain a field for 'Color' and 'Size' in the store's
# database.

# The Color field MUST BE THE FIRST FIELD in the database.
# The Size field MUST BE THE SECOND FIELD in the database.

# Item's not requiring color or size drop down boxes:
#    Two vertical bars with NO SPACES BETWEEN THEM -->  ||


# Item's requiring color drop down box:
#    Include the list number from %DD1_FIELDS below in the item's Color
#    field in the store's database.  This list number corresponds to the
#    list of colors required to construct the drop down box for a given
#    item in the store's database.


# Item's requiring size drop down box:
#    Include the list number from %DD2_FIELDS below in the item's Size
#    field in the store's database.  This list number corresponds to the
#    list of sizes required to construct the drop down box for a given
#    item in the store's database.


# DATABASE FIELDS:
#   0   |  1   |    2     |  3   |    4     |   5   |  6   |      7      |   8   |  9
# Color | Size | Shipping | Item | Category | Price | Name | Description | Image | Id
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.



# EXAMPLE:  Accessing the FIRST COLOR list in %DD1_FIELDS and
#                     the FIRST SIZE  list in %DD2_FIELDS
#
#    Item's entry in store's database:
#    0|0|110d1|Pique|53.95|Gentlemen's Pique|..|...|9



# EXAMPLE:  Accessing the LAST COLOR list in %DD1_FIELDS and
#                     the LAST SIZE  list in %DD2_FIELDS
#
#    Item's entry in store's database:
#    6|3|110d1|Pique|53.95|Gentlemen's Pique|..|...|9



# EXAMPLE:  Item NOT REQUIRING COLOR and REQUIRING SIZE selection:
#
#    Item's entry in store's database:
#    |3|110d1|Pique|53.95|Gentlemen's Pique|..|...|9



# EXAMPLE:  Item REQUIRING COLOR and NOT REQUIRING SIZE selection:
#
#    Item's entry in store's database:
#    6||110d1|Pique|53.95|Gentlemen's Pique|..|...|9



# EXAMPLE:  Item NOT REQUIRING COLOR or SIZE selection:
#
#    Item's entry in store's database:
#    ||110d1|Pique|53.95|Gentlemen's Pique|..|...|9

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#

# When an item containing color and size selection is added to the client's
# cart file, the following is an example of the item's entry for the first
# example given in the section above:
#
# 2|0~Blue|0%15" x 32"|110d1|Pique|53.95|Gentlemen's Pique|..|...|9|85

# The color chosen by the client is appended to the Color field with
# the ~ (tilde) acting as a field separator.

# The size chosen by the client is appended to the Size field with
# the % (percent) acting as a field separator.

# When a client modifies a cart item containing a size and color selection,
# Color field is split at the ~ (tilde), color index is shited off the
# array and saved.  Color index, ~ (tilde), and newly selected color
# are concatenated and stored back into the client's cart item.
# Size field is split at the % (percent), size index is shited off the
# array and saved.  Size index, % (percent), and newly selected size
# are concatenated and stored back into the client's cart item.

# NOTE: The '85' on the right end of the example above is the unique item
#       number fetched from web_store.counter and appended to the end of
#       item in the client's cart.  It serves as the unique identifier
#       for item's in this file since there can be multiple items with the
#       same DATABASE ID NUMBER ('9' in the example above).

#       The '2' on the left end of the example above is the quantity
#       chosen by the client.

#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#



# %DD1_FIELDS is a hash of arrays listing your color selections.
# Each item that requires color definition using <FORM> drop down boxes
# will access one of the color lists in %DD1_FIELDS according to the
# value stored in the item's 'Color' field in the store's database.
# This arrangement offers unlimited color sets for drop down boxes.
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

%DD1_FIELDS = (

	'0'  =>  [ 'Blue',       'Black',       'Navy',       'Red' ],
	'1'  =>  [ 'Light Blue', 'Light Brown', 'Red',        'White' ],
	'2'  =>  [ 'Blue/Black', 'Green/Black', 'Pink/Black', 'Red/Black' ],
	'3'  =>  [ 'Cadetblue',  'Coral',       'Cornsilk',   'Crimson' ],
	'4'  =>  [ 'Dark Blue',  'Dark Cyan',   'Dark Gray',  'Dark Green' ],
	'5'  =>  [ 'Brown',      'Gray',        'Green',      'White' ],
	'6'  =>  [ 'Gold',       'Goldenrod',   'Gray',       'Green' ],

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %DD1_FIELDS



# %DD2_FIELDS is a hash of arrays listing size selections.  Each
# item that requires size definition using <FORM> drop down boxes
# will access one of the size lists in %DD2_FIELDS according to the
# value stored in the item's 'Size' field in the store's database.
# This arrangement offers unlimited size sets for drop down boxes.
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

%DD2_FIELDS = (

	'0'  =>  [ '15 x 32',     '15 x 34',     '15 x 36',     '15 x 38',
	           '15 1/2 x 32', '15 1/2 x 34', '15 1/2 x 36', '15 1/2 x 38',
      	       '16 x 32',     '16 x 34',     '16 x 36',     '16 x 38',
	           '16 1/2 x 32', '16 1/2 x 34', '16 1/2 x 36', '16 1/2 x 38',
	           '17 x 32',     '17 x 34',     '17 x 36',     '17 x 38',
	           '17 1/2 x 32', '17 1/2 x 34', '17 1/2 x 36', '17 1/2 x 38',
	           '18 x 32',     '18 x 34',     '18 x 36',     '18 x 38',
	           '18 1/2 x 32', '18 1/2 x 34', '18 1/2 x 36', '18 1/2 x 38',
	           '19 x 32',     '19 x 34',     '19 x 36',     '19 x 38' ],

	'1'  =>  [ 'Small',   'Medium', 'Large',      'X-Large',     'XX-Large' ],
	'2'  =>  [ 'Small',   'Medium', 'Large',      'X-Large',     'XX-Large', 'XXX-Large' ],
	'3'  =>  [ 'Regular', 'Tall',   'Extra-Tall', 'Big Regular', 'Big Tall' ],

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %DD2_FIELDS



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                            Client Form Files
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $password_file is the forms setup file clients will use to gain access
# to WebStore.  The client's order form file must exist in the
# /Databases/Clients/Restricted sub-directory or access to WebStore is denied.

# WebStore adds '.setup' to the filename listed in $password_file if the
# filename does not end in '.setup'.

# Set $password_file equal to the setup filename configured for the type of
# access fields you will be using:
#
#    Setup Filename                   Type of Access Fields
#
#    Access.Restrict.Password.setup   E-mail Address and Password
#    Access.Restrict.Phone.setup      E-mail Address and Phone Number

# Setting $password_file = '' disables restricted access to WebStore.
# Client form file access is controlled by $client_file (below).

$password_file   = 'Access.Restrict.Password.setup';



# $def_username and $def_password are the default username and password given
# to clients to permit access when WebStore is configured for restricted access
# (filename defined in $password_file).

# When entering WebStore using $def_username and $def_password, clients must
# create and submit an account file before access to WebStore is permitted.

# WebStore sets $def_username and $def_password = '' when no filename is defined
# in $password_file.

# Setting $def_username = '' and/or $def_password = '' disables the use of
# the default username/password access method when WebStore is operating under
# restricted access.  The client must have an order form file present in the
# /Databases/Clients/Restricted sub-directory in order to access WebStore.

$def_username    = "demo\@ratite.com";
$def_password    = 'demo1234';



# $deny_access_url is an absolute URL of an HTML page clients are directed
# to when client file access is denied when WebStore is configured for
# restricted access.

# When the number of failed form submission attempts exceeds the value of
# $access_attempts (below), WebStore prints an HTML page directing the client
# to the web page defined in $deny_access_url.

$deny_access_url = 'http://www.ratite.com/400CS/demo/restricted.html';



# $client_file is the forms setup file clients will use to modify their existing
# form file in the /Databases/Clients sub-directory.

# When a setup file is defined in $password_file, the value assigned to
# $client_file is disregarded.

# WebStore adds '.setup' to the filename listed in $client_file if the
# filename does not end in '.setup'.

# Set $client_file equal to the setup filename configured for the type of
# access fields you will be using:
#
#    Setup Filename                 Type of Access Fields
#
#    Access.Client.Password.setup   E-mail Address and Password
#    Access.Client.Phone.setup      E-mail Address and Phone Number

# Setting $client_file = '' disables the use of client form files for
# retrieving client form field data.

$client_file     = 'Access.Client.Phone.setup';



# $retrieve_file is the form setup file WebStore will use to retrieve a
# client's form file in the /Databases/Clients sub-directory when a client
# goes to the order form.  The client may also select the method of payment
# when %form_files (below) is configured for multiple order forms.

# WebStore will not print the form defined in $retrieve_file when going to
# the order form when the existence of the client's form file was previously
# verified and %form_files is configured for a single order form in

# WebStore adds '.setup' to the filename listed in $retrieve_file if the
# filename does not end in '.setup'.

# Set $retrieve_file equal to the setup filename configured for the type of
# access fields you will be using:
#
#    Setup Filename                   Type of Access Fields
#
#    Client.Retrieve.Password.setup   E-mail Address and Password
#    Client.Retrieve.Phone.setup      E-mail Address and Phone Number

# Setting $retrieve_file = '' disables printing of a client retrieval form
# when going to the order form.  WebStore will print the default order form
# defined in %form_files.  The client may switch order forms by selecting an
# alternative payment method near the top of the default order form.

$retrieve_file   = 'Client.Retrieve.Password.setup';



# $client_delete_age limits the age of client form files stored in the
# /Databases/Clients or /Databases/Clients/Restricted sub-directory.

# When a filename is defined in $password_file (above), files are checked in
# the /Databases/Clients/Restricted sub-directory.

# When $password_file = '', and a filename is defined in $client_file (above),
# files are checked in the /Databases/Clients sub-directory.

# Example Settings:

# $client_delete_age = '6'    6 months
# $client_delete_age = '12'  12 months
# $client_delete_age = '18'  18 months
# $client_delete_age = '24'  24 months

# Setting $client_delete_age = '' disables age deletion of client files from
# the /Databases/Clients  or /Databases/Clients/Restricted sub-directory.

$client_delete_age = '24';



# @client_fields is a listing of the record structure present in the client
# order form files.

# @client_fields is a listing of form field names used in all forms in
# WebStore.

# The client selected shipping method and sales tax ('ship' and 'tax') are
# added to the client's record when an order is submitted.

# WebStore add two fields to the client's record after the tax field:
#     Order Reference   990815114601967
#     Date              1999 08 15
#
# The Order Reference number and Date are written to the client's record
# when an order is submitted.

@client_fields = (

#	Form Name           Field Label

	'nameFirst',     #  First Name
	'nameLast',      #  Last Name
	'name',          #  Full Name
	'company',       #  Company
	'addr1',         #  Address 1
	'addr2',         #  Address 2
	'addr3',         #  Address 3
	'city',          #  City
	'state',         #  State
	'province',      #  Province
	'country',       #  Country
	'zip',           #  Zip/Postal Code
	'phone',         #  Phone
	'fax',           #  Fax
	'email',         #  E-mail Address
	'shpNameFirst',  #  Ship First Name
	'shpNameLast',   #  Ship Last Name
	'shpName',       #  Ship Full Name
	'shpAddr1',      #  Ship Address 1
	'shpAddr2',      #  Ship Address 2
	'shpAddr3',      #  Ship Address 3
	'shpCity',       #  Ship City
	'shpProvince',   #  Ship Province
	'shpState',      #  Ship State
	'shpCountry',    #  Ship Country
	'shpZip',        #  Ship Zip/Postal Code
	'shpPhone',      #  Ship Phone
	'shpIns',        #  Shipping Instructions
	'password1',     #  Password
	'ship',          #  Shipping Method
	'tax',           #  Sales Tax

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates @client_fields



# $usr_fld_name defines the field name of the user id field in the client's
# order form file, defined in @client_fields (above).

$usr_fld_name = 'email'; # E-mail Address



# $pwd_fld_name defines the field name of the password field in the client's
# order form file, defined in @client_fields (above).

# WebStore uses the client's e-mail address and phone number (or password)
# to construct the account filename:  susan@cgicentral.net~4096872400.client

# The value of $pwd_fld_name is dependent on the access file you defined in
# $client_file or $password_file when operating in restricted mode.
#
# Set the field name in $pwd_fld_name according to the following:
#
#    Filename defined in               Variable Settings
#    $client_file or $password_file
#
#    Access.Restrict.Password.setup    $pwd_fld_name = 'password1';
#    Access.Client.Password.setup
#
#    Access.Restrict.Phone.setup       $pwd_fld_name = 'phone';
#    Access.Client.Phone.setup

$pwd_fld_name = 'password1'; # Password



# $access_attempts is the number of form submission attempts allowed for the
# %ClientAccess and %ClientRetrieve forms in the file defined in $client_file.

# $access_attempts is a whole number, greater than 1, defaulting to 3 if
# mis-configured.

$access_attempts = '3';



# When $admin_file_email = 1, send client file update e-mail to the
# store administrator.

# Setting $admin_file_email = '' disables client file update e-mail to the
# store administrator.

$admin_file_email = '1';



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                             Product Resellers
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $reseller_data_file is the | (pipe) delimited flatfile database of resellers.

# Depending on the values assigned to $reseller_file and $reseller_spreadsheet
# (below), reseller records may be automatically added to the reseller database
# by WebStore or manually added to the reseller database using WS Editor.
#
# The setup file for editing the reseller database using WS Editor is
# Resellers.data_editor.setup.

# WebStore maintains a second reseller database, Resellers.data.readonly,
# which is accessed for reseller retrieval whenever Resellers.data is locked
# in write mode.
#
# The read only filename is constructed using the filename defined in
# $reseller_data_file:  $read_file = $reseller_data_file.'.readonly';
#
# WebStore updates the read only database when a file size difference exists
# between Resellers.data and Resellers.data.readonly.

# WebStore generated reseller codes consist of the reseller's country code,
# state code (00 for foreign countries), and the cart reference number defined
# when a reseller application is submitted:
#
# Reseller code example:  31953-990806010728290
#
#                         319 = United States
#                          53 = Texas
#             990806010728290 = Cart reference number

# Links pointing to your WebStore from a reseller's html document must include
# the  rsc=  name=value pair for the reseller's code in the query string:
#
# http://www.YourDomain.xxx/Web_store/ws400CS.cgi?rsc=31953-990806010728290

# Setting $reseller_data_file = '' disables all reseller functions in WebStore.
# No reseller order e-mail message is generated.

# $reseller_data_file = 'Resellers.data';
$reseller_data_file = '';



# $reseller_file is the forms setup file clients will use to apply for
# product reselling.

# WebStore adds '.setup' to the filename listed in $reseller_file if the
# filename does not end in '.setup'.

# Reseller form submissions are added to the reseller database defined in
# $reseller_spreadsheet (below).

# Setting $reseller_file = '' disables the addition of reseller form input
# records to the reseller database defined in $reseller_spreadsheet.

$reseller_file = 'Form.Reseller.setup';



# $reseller_spreadsheet is the | (pipe) delimited flatfile database of reseller
# applications ($reseller_file form submissions).

# The filename 'Resellers.data.txt' is WS Editor's spreadsheet filename for the
# reseller's database, 'Resellers.data', defined in $reseller_data_file (above).
#
# The WS Editor setup file for the reseller spreadsheet is
# Resellers.data.txt_editor.setup.
#
# Using WS Editor and the setup file for the reseller spreadsheet, you may
# delete or modify reseller applications before merging the spreadsheet into
# the reseller database, 'Resellers.data'.
#
# After verifying the records in the spreadsheet, switch to the WS Editor setup
# file for the reseller database, Resellers.data_editor.setup.
#
# WS Editor will detect the presence of the reseller spreadsheet and switch
# you to the spreadsheet conversion page where you may merge the records
# from the spreadsheet into the reseller's database, 'Resellers.data'.

# Setting $reseller_spreadsheet equal to the same filename defined in
# $reseller_data_file (above) will write reseller application records directly
# to the reseller database.  Resellers become active immediately.

# Setting $reseller_spreadsheet = '' disables the addition of reseller form
# input to a database.  Resellers must be added to the reseller database using
# WS Editor.

#	$reseller_spreadsheet = 'Resellers.data.txt';
$reseller_spreadsheet = $reseller_data_file;
#	$reseller_spreadsheet = '';



# %RESELLER_FIELDS is a listing of the record structure in the reseller
# database defined in $reseller_data_file and $reseller_spreadsheet.

# The field names in %RESELLER_FIELDS are a listing of the form fields present
# in %Form in the reseller's secondary form file, Form.Reseller.setup.
#
# Field names changed in %Form in Form.Reseller.setup must be changed in
# %RESELLER_FIELDS.  Field names in %Form which do not match a field name in
# %RESELLER_FIELDS will not be written to the reseller database.
#
# Fields removed from %Form which exist in %RESELLER_FIELDS or optional fields
# not completed by the reseller applicant will store a blank field in the
# reseller database.
#
# The field names 'rsc', 'name', 'email', 'state', and 'country' can not be
# changed.

# The field named 'rcs' must be database field 0, $RESELLER_FIELDS{00}.

%RESELLER_FIELDS = (

#	KEY      Field Name   E-mail Label       Dbase Field

	'00' => ['rsc',      'Reseller Code'],   #   0
	'01' => ['name',     'Name'],            #   1
	'02' => ['company',  'Company'],         #   2
	'03' => ['addr1',    'Address 1'],       #   3
	'04' => ['addr2',    'Address 2'],       #   4
	'05' => ['city',     'City'],            #   5
	'06' => ['state',    'State'],           #   6
	'07' => ['country',  'Country'],         #   7
	'08' => ['zip',      'Zip/Postal Code'], #   8
	'09' => ['phone',    'Phone Number'],    #   9
	'10' => ['fax',      'Fax Number'],      #  10
	'11' => ['email',    'E-mail Address'],  #  11
	'12' => ['urlpage',  'Web Page URL'],    #  12

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %RESELLER_FIELDS



# @reseller_include_files is a listing of template text files used to display
# reseller information when a value is present for rsc=, r_data=, and WebStore
# is configured for resellers.

# Reseller information is retrieved from the reseller database for substitution
# into these template text files.

# The contents of the files listed in @reseller_include_files are substituted
# into parsed HTML pages by adding hidden text tags using the file's name.
# Example:  <!--include=include.reseller.txt-->
#
# Whitespace is not allowed in reseller include hidden text tags.
# WebStore ignores hidden text tags which contain whitespace.
#
# Hidden text tags are replaced with the associated file's contents.
#
# Files listed in @reseller_include_files must be located under the /Html
# sub-directory or any sub-directory you may create under /Html.
#
# When files are placed under sub-directories, the sub-directory must be listed
# in the hidden text tag:  <!--include=subdir/include.reseller.txt-->

# When a file does not exist under the /Html directory, WebStore writes a
# FILE NOT FOUND message in the file's associated hidden text tag:
#
#    <!-- FILE NOT FOUND:  include.reseller.txt -->

# cart_id= substitution occurs on the contents of substituted files.

# Substitution of the reseller's information into the contents of the reseller
# text file is accomplished using hidden text tags containing the field names
# present in element zero of %RESELLER_FIELDS:
#
#    <!--name=rsc-->          Reseller Code
#    <!--name=name-->         Name
#    <!--name=company-->      Company
#    <!--name=addr1-->        Address 1
#    <!--name=addr2-->        Address 2
#    <!--name=city-->         City
#    <!--name=state-->        State
#    <!--name=country-->      Country
#    <!--name=zip-->          Zip/Postal Code
#    <!--name=phone-->        Phone Number
#    <!--name=fax-->          Fax Number
#    <!--name=email-->        E-mail Address
#    <!--name=urlpage-->      Web Page URL
#
# Field names ending in email, case insensitive, are converted to MAILTO tags.
#
# Field names ending in img or imgexist, case insensitive, are converted to
# IMG SRC tags.  If present, the reseller's referring web page URL is wrapped
# around the IMG SRC tag in an HREF anchor which targets "top".
#
# Field names ending in url, urlexist, and urlpage, case insensitive, are
# converted to HREF tags which target "top".

# Setting @reseller_include_files = () or $reseller_data_file = '' disables the
# use of the reseller template text files.

@reseller_include_files = (

#	'include.reseller.txt',
#	'include.reseller.category_page.txt',
#	'include.reseller.item_page.txt',

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates @reseller_include_files



# $rsc_name_fld_num, $rsc_mail_fld_num, and $rsc_urlpage_fld_num are the field
# numbers in the reseller database for the reseller's name, e-mail address, and
# web page URL respectively.

# $rsc_name_fld_num can be set to the reseller's name field or company field.

# When a client enters your store from a reseller advertising web page and a
# valid reseller code exists in a name=value pair for rsc= in the query string,
# WebStore uses the contents of these fields to replace the values for
# $return_link_url, $return_link_title, $email_link_url , and $email_link_title
# when printing links at the bottom of WebStore parsed pages.
#
# A reseller code is valid when it exists in the reseller database.

# The reseller's web page URL is also used to print an href anchor near the top
# of the confirmation of order HTML page.

#                            Reseller Dbase Field

$rsc_name_fld_num    = '2';  # Company
$rsc_mail_fld_num    = '11'; # E-mail Address
$rsc_urlpage_fld_num = '12'; # Web Page URL



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                        Realtime Payment Processing
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $merchant_file is the merchant configuration file for the real-time payment
# processor you are using.

# WebStore supports the following real-time processors:
#
#    Processor Name    Merchant Configuration Filename
#    --------------    -------------------------------
#
#    Authorize.Net     merchant.authorizenet.cfg
#    Surepay           merchant.surepay.cfg

# The Processor Name must be included in the Merchant Configuration Filename.
# For example, "Surepay" must be included as part of the filename for the
# Surepay merchant configuration file, merchant.surepay.cfg.  The Processor
# Name is case insensitive in the Merchant Configuration Filename.

# Merchant configuration files are located in the /Library sub-directory.
# The /Library sub-directoy should be placed under HTACCESS.

# Modify the variables in the merchant configuration file you are using.
# Variables included in the configuration file are your merchant ID, merchant
# password, etc.

# Setting $merchant_file = '' disables real-time payment processing.

$merchant_file = '';



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                                Order Form
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $country_file contains two hash of arrays, %countries and %states,
# used to perform required fields checking of country and state form
# inputs on all forms used in WebStore.

# WebStore adds '.setup' to the filename listed in $country_file if the
# filename does not end in '.setup'.

$country_file = 'outlet.state_country.setup';



# $pre_form_file is the form setup file WebStore will use to determine the
# client's sales tax liability, shipping method preference, payment method
# preference, etc.

# WebStore adds '.setup' to the filename listed in $pre_form_file if the
# filename does not end in '.setup'.

# WebStore will not print the form defined in $pre_form_file prior to printing
# WebStore's order form if the values requested by this form were previously
# determined during client form file verification.

$pre_form_file = 'Pre.OrderForm.setup';



# %form_files is a hash of arrays listing WebStore's order form setup files.

# WebStore is packaged with pre-configured sets of order form setup files.
# One set of files is included for those who do not use real-time processing.
# One set of files is included for each real-time processor WebStore supports.

# Refer to /Docs/OrderForm.html for order form setup file details.
# Additional information for real-time processor form files may be found in
# the following documents:
#
#   Authorize.Net   /Docs/rp.AuthorizeNet.html
#   Surepay         /Docs/rp.Surepay.html

# Element zero of each array lists an order form's filename in the /Databases
# sub-directory.   WebStore adds '.setup' to the filename listed in element
# zero if the filename does not end in '.setup'.

# Element one is the order form's descriptive label.

# Filenames beginning with 'Demo' include values for credit card and check
# fields or special diagnostic fields for real-time processor testing.
# 'Demo' is included in the Label in element one of demonstration files.

# WebStore sorts the arrays in %form_files by their KEYS, in ascending order.
# The array with the least significant KEY becomes the default order form
# printed by WebStore when no payment method is selected by the client.
# $form_files{10} is the default order form in the distributions of WebStore.

%form_files = (

#	KEYS     zero                                    one
	'10' => ['Demo.OrderForm.CreditFaxMail.setup',  'Credit Card'],

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %form_files



# $demo_form_file is the order form setup file used when $demo = '1' in
# ws_global.setup or when $demo = '' and the first URL accessing WebStore
# contains a name=value pair for demo:  ws400CS.cgi?demo=Y

# When demonstration mode is activated, WebStore adds the demo form file to
# %form_files (above), immediately after the most significant KEY, labeling
# the file "Demonstration Form File".  This order form becomes $form_files{13}.

# WebStore adds '.setup' to the filename listed in $demo_form_file if the
# filename does not end in '.setup'.

# Setting $demo_form_file = '' disables the use of the demonstration
# forms file.

$demo_form_file = '';



# $minimum_order is the minimum order subtotal allowed before WebStore
# will print the order form.

# $minimum_order is a fixed decimal number.  Do not include a dollar sign
# or commas in $minimum_order.

# Setting $minimum_order = '' disables minimum order checking.  WebStore's
# order form is available when the client's shopping cart contains one item.

$minimum_order = '25.00';  # '' = No minimum order checking



# %DISCOUNT lists percentage discounts for client orders.

# Discounts are based on the order's subtotal value or on the total number of
# items purchased.

# $DISCOUNT{1} lists order subtotal range values.
# $DISCOUNT{2} lists item quantity range values.

# Element zero of $DISCOUNT{1} and $DISCOUNT{2} is the field label printed
# to the client confirmation HTML page and to e-mail messages.

# The remaining elements of $DISCOUNT{1} and $DISCOUNT{2} are colon-delimited
# discount range values.  Range values must be listed in ascending order.
#
# For $DISCOUNT{1} and $DISCOUNT{2}, the percentage discount is to the right
# of each colon.  The value of percentage discount is a fixed decimal number.
# For example, .15 equals a 15% discount.
#
# For $DISCOUNT{1}, the value to the left of each colon is an order subtotal
# value.  The percentage discount increases when the order's subtotal is
# greater than the subtotal value listed in an element of $DISCOUNT{1}.
#
# For $DISCOUNT{2}, the value to the left of each colon is an item quantity
# value.  The percentage discount increases when the quantity of items ordered
# is greater than the item count listed in an element of $DISCOUNT{2}.

# Remove the discount array you will not be using or place # (pound signs) in
# column one of each element of the entire array ($DISCOUNT{1} or $DISCOUNT{2}),
# including the closing ] (square bracket).

# If you do not use discounts, %DISCOUNT may be removed from this file or you
# may place a # (pound sign) in column one for each line in the entire hash of
# arrays.

%DISCOUNT = (

	       # Subtotal Discount       Discount     Subtotal Value
	'1' => ['Subtotal Discount',
	        ' 75.00:0',           #   0%           $75.00 or less
	        '100.00:.10',         #  10%           $75.01 - $100.00
	        '125.00:.125',        #  12.5%        $100.01 - $125.00
	        '150.00:.15',         #  15%          $125.01 - $150.00
	        '175.00:.175',        #  17.5%        $150.01 - $175.00
	        '175.01:.20',         #  20%          $175.01 or more
	       ],


	       # Quantity Discount       Discount     Items Purchased
#	'2' => ['Quantity Discount',
#	        ' 2:0',               #   0%           1 -  2
#	        ' 6:.10',             #  10%           3 -  6
#	        '12:.125',            #  12.5%         7 - 12
#	        '24:.15',             #  15%          13 - 24
#	        '36:.175',            #  17.5%        25 - 36
#	        '37:.20',             #  20%          37 or more
#	       ],

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %DISCOUNT



# %SHIPPING is a hash of arrays listing all shipping variables.

# %SHIPPING in this file is configured for SUBTOTAL RANGE SHIPPING.

# For details on WebStore's four types of shipping configurations, refer to
# the following HTML support documents:
#
#    /Docs/shipping.Dbase_Price.html          Database Item Price Shipping
#    /Docs/shipping.Dbase_Weight.html         Database Item Weight Shipping
#    /Docs/shipping.Rates_Percentages.html    Fixed Rate and Percentage Shipping
#    /Docs/shipping.Subtotal.html             Subtotal Range Shipping
#
# The %SHIPPING hash of arrays may be copied directly from the files listed
# above into this file.

# Arrays 1, 2, and 10 must exist in %SHIPPING.  If any of these arrays are
# not present, shipping is disabled in WebStore.

%SHIPPING = (

	# Determines type of shipping
	# Database Field, Handling, Free Shipping
	'1' => ['',    '',   ''],


	# Domestic Shipping
	'2' => ['319',  '10','11','12','13'],


	# Universal Subtotal Range Values
	'3' => [                 #  Order Subtotal       Shipping Charged
	        '100.00:6.95',   #    $0.01 - $100.00     $6.95
	        '150.00:9.95',   #  $100.01 - $150.00     $9.95
	        '200.00:12.95',  #  $150.01 - $200.00    $12.95
	        '300.00:15.95',  #  $200.01 - $300.00    $15.95
	        '300.01:18.95',  #  $300.01 & up         $18.95
	       ],


	# Shipping Methods
	# 10  UPS Ground or Priority Mail:   $3.95 plus  3% of order's subtotal
	# 11  2nd Day Air:                  $12.00 plus  4% of order's subtotal
	# 12  Standard Next Day Air:        $18.00 plus  5% of order's subtotal
	# 13  Alaska & Hawaii:              $12.00 plus  4% of order's subtotal
	# 14  Canadian Orders:              $10.00 plus 17% of order's subtotal
	# 15  International Orders:         $20.00 plus  8% of order's subtotal

	'10' => ['UPS Ground or Priority Mail', '3.95',  '.03'],
	'11' => ['2nd Day Air',                 '12.00', '.04'],
	'12' => ['Standard Next Day Air',       '18.00', '.05'],
	# State Specific Shipping Method
	'13' => ['Alaska & Hawaii',             '12.00', '.04', '11:21'],
	# Country Specific Shipping Method
	'14' => ['Canadian Orders',             '10.00', '.17', '132'],
	'15' => ['International Orders',        '20.00', '.08'],

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %SHIPPING



# If $tax = 1, sales tax is calculated and displayed on the order form when the
# client's billing state, province, or country contains a tax rate value in
# element 2 of %states, %provinces, or %countries in the file defined in
# $country_file (above).

# Store sales tax percentage values, in decimal format, in element 2 of %states,
# %provinces, or %countries in the file defined in $country_file.
#
# Examples of state array in %states with 6.75% sales tax:
#
# '53' => ['TX', 'Texas', '.0675'],
# '53' => ['TX', 'Texas', '.0675', '~~RATE~~ ~~STATE~~ Sales Tax'],

# Setting $tax = '' disables sales tax calculation.  Tax rates present in
# %states, %provinces, or %countries in $country_file are disregarded.

$tax        = '1';  # 1 = Yes



# $tax_label is displayed on WebStore's order form.

# Occurrences of  ~~RATE~~  ~~STATE~~  ~~PROVINCE~~  and  ~~COUNTRY~~
# found in $tax_label will be replaced with:
#
#    ~~RATE~~      Tax rate in percentage format:  6.75%
#    ~~STATE~~     US state from %states in $country_file
#    ~~PROVINCE~~  Province from %provinces in $country_file
#    ~~COUNTRY~~   Country from %countries in $country_file

# Example sales tax rate of .0675 and sales tax state of Texas:
#
#    $tax_label = '~~RATE~~ ~~STATE~~ Sales Tax';
#    $tax_label = '6.75% Texas Sales Tax';

# State, provincial, or country specific tax labels may be stored in element 3
# of %states, %provinces, or %countries in the file defined in $country_file
# (above).

$tax_label  = '~~RATE~~ ~~STATE~~ Sales Tax';



# $mail_file is the | (pipe) delimited flatfile mailing list database
# consisting of e-mail addresses and names.  When an order is submitted,
# the client's e-mail address and name are added to $mail_file if the
# submitted e-mail address does not exist in $mail_file.

# WebStore adds '.list' to the filename defined in $mail_file if the
# filename does not end in '.list'.

# Setting $mail_file = '' disables the use of the mailing list database.

# Example database record:  susan@cgicentral.net|Susan Smith

$mail_file = 'WebStore.list';



# When $join_list = '1', clients are added to the mailing list defined in
# $mail_file regardless of the use or condition of the form field 'joinlist'.

# Setting $join_list = '' disables automatic addition to the mailing list.
# A form field for 'joinlist' must be included on the form and the client
# must choose to be added to the mailing list.

$join_list = '';



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                    Confirmation of Order HTML Page
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# Order form fields printed to the Confirmation of Order HTML page are
# printed using <FONT SIZE> 3 for fax orders.  <FONT SIZE> for credit card
# orders uses $data_font. <FONT FACE> for the entire page uses $data_face.

# $data_font and $data_face are defined in ws_global.setup.

# When $data_font is set to a value greater than '3', WebStore sets
# $data_font = '2' and $header_font = '3' for printing the Confirmation of
# Order page.

# To assure proper colors for printing of the Confirmation of Order page,
# color attributes within the opening <BODY> tag are set by the script
# using the following values:

#             $background  = '';          No background
#             $bgcolor     = '#FFFFFF';   White
#             $text_color  = '#000000';   Black
#             $link_color  = '#0000FF';   Blue
#             $vlink_color = '#0000A0';   Dark Blue
#             $alink_color = '#FF0000';   Red

# "Send Order to My Web Browser for Printing" may be disabled by removing
# it's form submit button from the order form.



# If $fax_signature = 0, never print client signature line on fax orders.
# If $fax_signature = 1, print client signature line in the credit card
# section of fax orders when any credit card field is not completed on
# the order form.
# If $fax_signature = 2, always print client signature line in the credit
# card section of fax orders.

$fax_signature = '2';



# If $delete_cart = '1', delete the client's shopping cart file after
# successful order form submission, preventing the client from performing
# multiple form submissions.  The client's cart is deleted after the
# entire confirmation of order page has been printed to the client's web
# browser.

# Setting $delete_cart = '' disables cart file deletion.

$delete_cart = '';



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Email Messages:  ADMINISTRATIVE & CONFIRMATION OF ORDER (sent to client)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# NOTE: The Image field is designed to display in Category Tables only.
#       Do not define the Image field in @email_numbers or
#       %email_fields_array.
#
#       If you use the "Shipping" field, never set the "Shipping" field for
#       display. It is used for calculating shipping costs only.



# @email_numbers array lists the array index numbers for each field to be
# included in the confirmation e-mail to client and e-mail to administrator.

#   0   |  1   |    2     |  3   |    4     |   5   |  6   |      7      |   8   |  9
# Color | Size | Shipping | Item | Category | Price | Name | Description | Image | Id
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

#   5     6      0     1
# Price, Name, Color, Size

@email_numbers = ('5', '6', '0', '1');



# %email_fields_array is a hash which defines the alignment attribute for
# each field in @email_numbers.  Numeric fields are normally right justified
# while alpha and alpha-numeric fields are left justified.
# Valid alignment values are 'left' and 'right'.
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

%email_fields_array = (     # Field alignment in e-mail messages

	'5' => 'right',
	'6' => 'left',
	'0' => 'left',
	'1' => 'left',

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %email_fields_array



# $label_align defines the alignment attribute for form field labels for all
# forms in WebStore.  Valid alignment values are 'left' and 'right'.

#    LABELS ALIGNED left:
#
#    Type of Card:      Visa
#    Name on Card:      Susan Smith
#    Card Number:       4111 1111 1111 1111
#    Expiration Month:  January - 01
#    Expiration Year:   2003

#    LABELS ALIGNED right:
#
#        Type of Card:  Visa
#        Name on Card:  Susan Smith
#         Card Number:  4111 1111 1111 1111
#    Expiration Month:  January - 01
#     Expiration Year:  2003

# $label_align defaults to 'left' if mis-configured.

$label_align = 'left';



# If $item_subtotal = 1, include the subtotal of each item the client has
# ordered in the e-mail to client and e-mail to administrator.

# An item subtotal equals the quantity of an item multiplied by the item's
# unit price.  Item subtotals are appended to the item's row, right justified
# (mandatory).

# Setting $item_subtotal = '' disables the addition of item subtotals
# to e-mail messages.

$item_subtotal = '1';  # 1 = Yes



# $email_subject used as SUBJECT of e-mail to customer and administrator.
# The client's order identification number is appended to the SUBJECT:
#                RDC Software Order: [980712040921989]

$email_subject = $global_page_title.' Order';



# $message_columns is the maximum number of characters per line in the
# client's confirmation of order e-mail and the administrative order
# e-mail for WebStore's order form.

# $message_columns also controls line lengths in e-mail messages
# generated by WebStore's secondary form processor and the line length
# of the message separator character string defined in $message_divider
# (below) in all e-mail messages generated by all forms.

# Reformatting long text lines is performed on the contents of
# $pre_client_msg, $app_client_msg, and <TEXTAREA> inputs present
# on all forms in WebStore.

# The value of $message_columns should be equal to or greater than the
# COLS attribute assigned to <TEXTAREA> inputs on the form.

# $message_columns is numeric only, ranging from 50 to 80, and defaults
# to 55 if mis-configured.

$message_columns = '55';



# $message_divider is a character or character string used to visually
# divide the sections of e-mail messages generated by all forms in
# WebStore.

# Tab characters in $message_divider are replaced with four spaces.
# Line control characters are removed from $message_divider.

# The character or character string which remains in $message_divider
# after whitespace filtering is duplicated and added to the right end
# of $message_divider until the string's length is equal to or greater
# than $message_columns.

# After character or character string duplication, whitespace is removed
# from the right end of $message_divider.

# Example $message_divider contents followed by the resulting character
# string divider printed in e-mail messages:
#
# $message_divider = '<>';
# <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>
#
# $message_divider = '<> ';
# <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <>
#
# $message_divider = '<>-<>	<>-<>	';  (whitespace are tab characters)
# <>-<>    <>-<>    <>-<>    <>-<>    <>-<>    <>-<>    <>-<>    <>-<>
#
# $message_divider = '<><><><> '.$global_page_title.' <><><><>';
# <><><><> RDC Software <><><><><><><><> RDC Software <><><><>
#
# $message_divider = '/\\';
# /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\
#
# $message_divider = '-';
# -------------------------------------------------------

# $message_divider defaults to - (dash) if $message_divider is set to ''.

$message_divider = '-';



# $pre_client_msg is printed at the beginning of the confirmation of order
# e-mail sent to the client.

# You may personalize the text in $pre_client_msg by using the client's
# name and e-mail address.

# Occurrences of  ~~FIRST~~  ~~FULL~~  ~~EMAIL~~  and  ~~STORE~~  found in
# $pre_client_msg will be replaced with:
#
#                    ~~FIRST~~    Client's first name
#                    ~~FULL~~     Client's full name
#                    ~~EMAIL~~    Client's e-mail address
#                    ~~STORE~~    WebStore URL

# Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ are replaced with the full name instead of the first
# name if the full name ends in Co, Company, Corp, Corporation, Inc, or
# Incorporated (case insensitive, optional trailing period).

# Occurrences of ~~STORE~~ are replaced with $main_script_url, defined in
# ws_global.setup.  The client's username and password are included when
# name=value pairs for the client's username and password exist:
#
#     http://www.YourDomain.xxx/Web_store/ws400CS.cgi?uid=USERID&pwd=PASSWORD
#
# The client's username and password name=value pairs are provided by WebStore
# when using client form files, a filename is defined in $client_file (above).
#
# A name=value pair for store= is included when the required store setup file
# is not equal to $default_setup_file, defined in the WebStore script.
#
# A name=value pair for demo= is included when WebStore is operating in
# demonstration mode and $demo = '' in ws_global.setup.

# Space the contents of $pre_client_msg as you would like it to appear in
# the e-mail message.

# Paragraph line lengths should be equal to or less than the value of
# $message_columns.  Placing entire paragraphs on one line allows WebStore to
# split line lengths according to the value of $message_columns.

# Paragraphs containing ~~FIRST~~, ~~FULL~~, ~~EMAIL~~, and ~~STORE~~ should be
# on one line as the number of characters replacing these values can not be
# pre-determined.

# WebStore removes all leading and trailing whitespace from $pre_client_msg
# before line length formatting occurs.  One blank line is added to the end of
# $pre_client_msg.

# Setting $pre_client_msg = qq!!; disables printing $pre_client_msg to the
# client's confirmation of order e-mail.

# join("\n",@company)."\n". prints the contents of @company (above).

# if ($email_link_url) prints the contents of $email_link_url (above) when
# an e-mail address is defined in $email_link_url.

if ($email_link_url) { $E_mail = "\n".'E-mail:  mailto:'.$email_link_url }
else { $E_mail = '' }

$pre_client_msg  = join("\n",@company)."\n".
	qq!

~~FULL~~:

Thank you for your order ~~FIRST~~.  We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.

Please retain this e-mail for your records.\n$E_mail
Store:   ~~STORE~~
!; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $pre_client_msg



# $app_client_msg is printed at the end of the confirmation of order e-mail
# sent to the client.

# You may personalize the text in $app_client_msg by using the client's
# name and e-mail address.

# Occurrences of  ~~FIRST~~  ~~FULL~~  ~~EMAIL~~  and  ~~STORE~~  found in
# $app_client_msg will be replaced with:
#
#                    ~~FIRST~~    Client's first name
#                    ~~FULL~~     Client's full name
#                    ~~EMAIL~~    Client's e-mail address
#                    ~~STORE~~    WebStore URL

# Occurrences of ~~FIRST~~ are replaced with the full name instead of the first
# name if the full name ends in Co, Company, Corp, Corporation, Inc, or
# Incorporated (case insensitive, optional trailing period).

# Occurrences of ~~STORE~~ are replaced with $main_script_url, defined in
# ws_global.setup.  The client's username and password are included when
# name=value pairs for the client's username and password exist:
#
#     http://www.YourDomain.xxx/Web_store/ws400CS.cgi?uid=USERID&pwd=PASSWORD
#
# The client's username and password name=value pairs are provided by WebStore
# when using client form files, a filename is defined in $client_file (above).
#
# A name=value pair for store= is included when the required store setup file
# is not equal to $default_setup_file, defined in the WebStore script.
#
# A name=value pair for demo= is included when WebStore is operating in
# demonstration mode and $demo = '' in ws_global.setup.

# Space the contents of $app_client_msg as you would like it to appear in
# the e-mail message.

# Paragraph line lengths should be equal to or less than the value of
# $message_columns.  Placing entire paragraphs on one line allows WebStore to
# split line lengths according to the value of $message_columns.

# Paragraphs containing ~~FIRST~~, ~~FULL~~, ~~EMAIL~~, and ~~STORE~~ should be
# on one line as the number of characters replacing these values can not be
# pre-determined.

# WebStore removes all leading and trailing whitespace from $app_client_msg
# before line length formatting occurs.

# Setting $app_client_msg = qq!!; disables printing $app_client_msg to the
# client's confirmation of order e-mail.

# $E_mail prints the contents of $email_link_url (above) when an e-mail address
# is defined in $email_link_url.

$app_client_msg  = qq!$E_mail
Store:   ~~STORE~~
!; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $app_client_msg

undef $E_mail;



# If $pre_admin_msg = 1, preface e-mail to administrator with the reseller's
# details from the reseller database, Resellers.data, indicating where the order
# was routed.  Also includes the referring web page the client accessed to link
# to WebStore in case the reseller did not include his reseller code OR included
# an incorrect code in the query string of the reseller's URL.

# Setting $pre_admin_msg = '' disables printing reseller information to the
# administrative e-mail message.

$pre_admin_msg    = '1';  # 1 = Yes



# If $fax_email = 0, Disable order e-mail to store administrator and reseller.

# If $fax_email = 1, send order e-mail to the store administrator when a client
# prints an order to their web browser for faxing.
# Do not send e-mail to reseller.

# If $fax_email = 2, send order e-mail to the store administrator and reseller
# when a client prints an order to their web browser for faxing.

$fax_email = '2';   # 2 = Fax e-mail to administrator and reseller
                    # 1 = Fax e-mail to administrator only
                    # 0 = Disables fax e-mail to administrator and reseller



# %mail_order is a hash of arrays listing e-mail addresses which will receive
# a configured set of order related e-mail messages according to the mail
# switch settings present in element zero of each array.

# Mail Switches:
#
#    a   - Administrative e-mail, encrypted or non-encrypted
#          Complete order e-mail including credit card fields
#
#          If 'a' is not included in at least one e-mail address array, a
#          complete administrative order message is delivered to $admin_email.
#          $admin_email is defined in ws_global.setup.
#
#    n   - Administrative e-mail, non-encrypted - no client form fields
#          Abbreviated message containing items ordered by client.
#
#    s   - Administrative e-mail, non-encrypted - no credit card fields
#          Message construct "shared" by all administrative message types.
#
#    r   - Reseller e-mail, non-encrypted - no credit card fields
#          Message sent to reseller when reseller functions are enabled.
#
#    c   - Client e-mail
#          Order receipt sent to the client submitting an order.
#
#    d   - Send e-mail messages when operating in demonstration mode.
#          'd' has no effect when WebStore's demonstration mode is disabled.
#          Refer to $demo in ws_global.setup for demonstration mode details.
#
#    f   - Send e-mail messages for fax order submissions
#          Messages are delivered when a client prints an order to their
#          web browser for faxing when $fax_email equals '1' or '2' (above).

# If $admin_email is not defined in an e-mail address array in %mail_order,
# a complete administrative order message is delivered to $admin_email.

# E-mail address arrays which do not contain a minimum of one message switch
# in element zero are bypassed.  Valid message switches are a, c, n, r, or s.

# E-mail address arrays are bypassed when the e-mail address in element one
# does not pass the minimum e-mail address syntax of Text@Text.Text.

# Setting %mail_order = () disables sending multiple e-mail messages per order.
# A complete administrative order message is delivered to $admin_email.

%mail_order = (

#	KEY      Switches   E-mail address
	'1' => [ 'af',      $admin_email ],
#	'2' => [ 'rsf',     "Full Name <username\@Domain.xxx>"],
#ddd
	'3' => [ 'ad',      "Demo Order <restrict\@ratite.com>"],

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %mail_order



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                                Statistics
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $log_file is the name of the visitior log file.
# Maintain a formatted or | (pipe) delimited log file for the first access
# to WebStore consisting of:
#
#    Access Date and Time       21/Dec/1996 12:54:03 PM
#    $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'}    Type of Browser
#    $ENV{'HTTP_REFERER'}       Referring web page
#    $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}        Remote address
#    $ENV{'REMOTE_HOST'}        Remote host

# Setting $log_file = '' disables the statistics log file routine.

$log_file      = 'WebStore_Access.stats';



# $log_file_size = the maximum size of log file before file overwrite occurs.
# Setting $log_file_size = '' disables overwrite of the log file.

$log_file_size = '25000';  # log file size = 25K



# Setting $log_delimiter = 'Y' will | (pipe) delimit the fields of each
# record written to the log file.
# Setting $log_delimiter = '' disables pipe delimited fields.  Fields are
# separated by four spaces.

$log_delimiter = '';



# $stat_file is the name of the WebStore query stat file.
# Maintain a formatted or | (pipe) delimited stat file consisting of:
#
#    Access Date and Time    21/Dec/1996 12:54:03 PM
#    Setup File              Store setup filename (file extension truncated)
#    Request                 Primary Request (query name=value pair)
#    $ENV{'REMOTE_ADDR'}     Remote address
#    Process ID              Script process ID
#    Query String            name=value pairs present in form POST submissions
#                            or WebStore HREF anchor query strings.
#                            Values for login, password, username, and any
#                            field beginning with cc or chk are replaced with
#                            * (asteriks).  Field names are case insensitive.

# Setting $stat_file = '' disables the query stat file routine.

$stat_file = 'WebStore_Query.stats';



# $stat_file_size = the maximum size of query stat file before file overwrite
# occurs.
# Setting $stat_file_size = '' disables overwrite of the stat file.

$stat_file_size = '50000';  # log file size = 50K



# Setting $stat_delimiter = 'Y' will | (pipe) delimit the fields of each
# access record written to the query stat file.
# Setting $stat_delimiter = '' disables pipe delimited fields.  Fields are
# separated by four spaces.

$stat_delimiter = '';



# $count_file is the access counter file.
# Setting $count_file = '' disables the access counter routine.

$count_file    = 'WebStore_Access.counter';



# $start_count may be used to set or increase the value stored in the
# access counter file defined in $count_file (above).

$start_count   = '0';



# $counter_label is the label displayed on the store's front page
# to the left of the access counter.

$counter_label = 'Visitor Count:';



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                             Table Display
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# Use $meta_tags to store META TAGS for printing in the <HEAD></HEAD> of
# all WebStore generated pages and forms.

# Examples:
#
#   <META NAME="description" content="$global_page_title - Online Shopping">
#   <META NAME="keywords" content="comma,delimited,list,of,keywords">

# Setting $meta_tags = '' disables printing of <META TAGS>.

$meta_tags = qq!

<META NAME="description" content="$global_page_title - Online Shopping">
<META NAME="keywords" content="shopping,Shopping,SHOPPING,on-line shop,On-line Shop,ON-LINE SHOP,online store,Online Store,ONLINE STORE,virtual mall,Virtual Mall,VIRTUAL MALL,e-commerce,E-Commerce,E-COMMERCE">

!; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates $meta_tags



# Values for background, bgcolor, text, link, visited link, and active link
# are set using $background, $bgcolor, $text_color, $link_color, $vlink_color,
# $alink_color respectively.

# These variables are set globally in ws_global.setup for use by all scripts
# in the WebStore application.

# To configure specific colors for WebStore, remove the pound sign from
# column 1 of the variables below and set to the desired value.
# Any combination of these variables may be uncommented (pound sign removed).

# $background is the filename of the background image stored in the
# /Web_store/Graphics sub-directory.

# The script determines whether to precede $backgound with $graphics_url
# or $ssl_graphics_url depending on the setting of $ssl_url and the form
# action being processed:
#
#     $graphics_url/$background   OR   $ssl_graphics_url/$background

# Setting any of these variables = '' disables printing their respective
# attribute within the opening <BODY> tag of WebStore generated HTML pages.

# $background  = '';
# $bgcolor     = '#FFFFFF';  # White
# $text_color  = '#000000';  # Black
# $link_color  = '#0000FF';  # Blue
# $vlink_color = '#0000A0';  # Dark Blue
# $alink_color = '#FF0000';  # Red



# Variables for colored table output.
# For your reference, initial values are at right of '#' signs.

# $SPC and $CELLPADDING are constants used in displaying all tables
# within WebStore.  This will maintain visual consistency between
# category and view/modify tables.

# $SPC contains a non-breaking space extended character necessary for
# assigning bgcolor attributes in spacer columns of table data rows in
# category and view/modify tables.  A column must contain at least one
# character to display background color.
# $SPC should not be altered, unless you prefer the look of it.

# Dimensions of table's borders, space between columns, and space between
# category and cart content rows can be modified by adjusting the value of
# $CELLPADDING.

# If additional row space is needed to display categories or cart contents,
# set $table_border and $modify_table_border to '' respectively.

$SPC         = '&nbsp;'; # Non-breaking space for spacer cells
$CELLPADDING = '2';      # 2 = <TABLE CELLPADDING> value



# $border should be set to 1 only for reviewing the HTML formatted text
# printed from database item fields.

$border      = '0';  # 0 = No table border (lines) displayed
                     # 1 = Display minimum diagnostic table border



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                Database Category and Search Result Tables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# NOTE: The Image field is designed to automatically print to database category
#       displays and search result pages.  WebStore prints item images based on
#       the presence of an image source tag in the Image field or the existence
#       of an item's image based on the image filename constructed using the
#       contents of the Item field when a field number is defined in
#       $item_fld_num.
#
#       Do not define the Image field in @vertical_numbers or @display_numbers.

#       If you use the "Shipping" field, never set the "Shipping" field for
#       display. It is used for calculating shipping costs only.



# @vertical_numbers array lists the array index numbers for each database
# field set for vertical, labeled display in Category tables.

# Fields in @vertical_numbers may be colon delimited, including HTML formatting
# characters to the right of colons.  Fields may be printed with or without HTML
# formatted field labels.  Fields in @vertical_numbers are printed above the
# fields defined in @display_numbers (below).

# Field Labels:
#
#    UPPERCASE   control characters effect printing of a field's corresponding
#                label defined in @field_names (above).
#
#    N   Do not print the field's label.  B, I, and U are ignored
#    B   Wrap <B> tags around field label
#    I   Wrap <I> tags around field label
#    U   Wrap <U> tags around field label
#
# Field Contents:
#
#    lowercase   control characters effect printing of field contents.
#
#    b   Wrap <B> tags around field contents
#    i   Wrap <I> tags around field contents
#    u   Wrap <U> tags around field contents

# A blank element inserted between fields in @vertical_numbers will print one
# spacing table row with HEIGHT=10.
#
# WebStore removes leading and trailing blank elements, reducing multiple
# imbedded blank elements to one blank element.
#
# Example:
#
#    VALUE:       @vertical_numbers = ('','','0:B','','','7:N','','');
#    REDUCED TO:  @vertical_numbers = ('0:B','','7:N');
#
# WebStore reduces multiple references to the same field to one field reference,
# using the first reference to the field.
#
# Example:
#
#    VALUE:       @vertical_numbers = ('0:B','','0:Nb','','7:N');
#    REDUCED TO:  @vertical_numbers = ('0:B','','7:N');

# When field zero or field one is included in @vertical_numbers, WebStore prints
# the following fields in the listed order:
#
#    Price
#    Quantity text input
#    Color SELECT element - field 0
#    Size  SELECT element - field 1
#
# WebStore uses the first occurrence of field zero or field one, disregarding
# additional references to either field.  Price field references are also
# disregarded.

# Database fields containing no text are not printed to the web browser.

# Examples:
#
# @vertical_numbers = ('0');
# Price, Quantity, Color, and Size with field labels.
#
# @vertical_numbers = ('0:B');
# Price, Quantity, Color, and Size with <B> tags around field labels.
#
# @vertical_numbers = ('0:B', '', '7:N');
# Price, Quantity, Color, and Size with <B> tags around field labels, followed
# by spacing row with HEIGHT=10, followed by Description with no field label.

# Setting @vertical_numbers = (); disables printing of vertical fields.

#   0   |  1   |    2     |  3   |    4     |   5   |  6   |      7      |   8   |  9
# Color | Size | Shipping | Item | Category | Price | Name | Description | Image | Id
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

@vertical_numbers = ('0:B');




# @display_numbers array lists the array index numbers for each database field
# set for vertical display in Category tables.

# Fields in @display_numbers are printed below the fields defined in
# @vertical_numbers (above) in table rows spanning the entire table's width.

# When @vertical_numbers = (); fields in @display_numbers are printed
# according to the presence of an item image, using the alignment attribute
# assigned to the image in the Image field.

# Elements in @display_numbers are numeric only.  WebStore disregards blank
# elements and elements containing alpha or special characters.

# WebStore removes duplicated field references, using the first occurrence of
# a field reference.
#
# Example:
#
#    VALUE:       @display_numbers = ('7','','7');
#    REDUCED TO:  @display_numbers = ('7');

# Setting @display_numbers = (); disables printing of fields below the fields
# defined in @vertical_numbers.

#   0   |  1   |    2     |  3   |    4     |   5   |  6   |      7      |   8   |  9
# Color | Size | Shipping | Item | Category | Price | Name | Description | Image | Id
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

#       7
#  Description

@display_numbers = ('7');



# %fields_array is a hash defining the alignment attribute for each database
# field set for display in @vertical_numbers and @display_numbers for category
# tables.  Valid alignment values are 'left', 'center', and 'right'.
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

%fields_array = (

	'0' => 'left',
	'3' => 'left',
	'4' => 'left',
	'5' => 'left',
	'6' => 'left',
	'7' => 'center',

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %fields_array



# $table_border, $spc_width, and $spc_height are used to manipulate table
# appearance when displaying database categories or items returned from a
# client search.
#
# If $table_border = 1, colored border is wrapped around the table.
# Setting $table_border = '' disables printing of the colored border.
#
# $spc_width controls the width of spacer columns located between displayed
# fields defined in @display_numbers (above).
#
# $spc_height controls the height of spacer rows separating displayed category
# item rows.  Spacer rows follow the BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND attribute of the
# document.

$table_border = '';      # 1 = Display colored border
$spc_width    = '7';      # 7 = Width of cells between table columns
$spc_height   = '20';      # 1 = Height of spacer table rows



# $table_title is the text printed to the title header row of displayed
# database categories and search result HTML pages generated by WebStore.
#
# Setting $table_title = '' disables printing of the header title row.

# $table_title = $global_page_title;
$table_title = '';



# $table_width sets the table width of displayed database categories and
# and search result HTML pages.  WebStore prints single item tables.
#
# When $table_width contains a width value, WebStore disables $table_border
# (above).  Colored borders are not printed around item tables.
#
# $table_width may be a percentage of the browser's window or pixel count.
#
# Example settings:
#
#    $table_width = '85%'; # Percentage
#    $table_width = '575'; # Pixel count
#
# Setting $table_width = '' disables fixed table widths.  Displayed items
# are printed in a single table.  WebStore disables $item_separator (below).

$table_width = '525';



# The contents of $item_separator are printed in a table between displayed
# category item tables or search result item tables when $table_width (above)
# contains a width value.
#
# The separator table row is printed with height equal to ($spc_height * 3)
# with alignment attributes equal to ALIGN=center VALIGN=middle.
#
# Example $item_separator settings:
#
#    $item_separator = $SPC;
#    $item_separator = qq!<HR WIDTH="550" NOSHADE>!;
#    $item_separator = qq!<IMG SRC="$graphics_url/divider.gif" BORDER=0>!;
#
# Setting $item_separator = '' prints a single spacing table row between
# displayed items with a height equal to $spc_height (above).
# WebStore disables $item_separator when $table_width = '' (above).

#ddd	$item_separator = '';
$item_separator = qq!<HR WIDTH="525" NOSHADE>!;



# $max_items is the maximum number of items returned to the client's web
# browser for a database category display or search result.  It's value must
# be numeric, greater than zero.  $max_items defaults to 5 if mis-configured.

$max_items        = '10';



# If $display_category = 0, display the client's shopping cart contents
# after adding items to the cart.

# If $display_category = 1, return the client to the database category,
# product page, or search result page after adding items to the cart.

$display_category = '0'; # 0 = Display shopping cart contents
                         # 1 = Return to product page



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                             Image Display
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $img_spacing is the amount of space between the image and the image's
# adjacent table columns.

$img_spacing     = '10';



# $img_border is the image's outermost border and is a normal <TABLE BORDER>.
# Setting $img_border = '0' disables $img_border and $img_padding (below).
# Vary the width of this border by increasing or decreasing the value
# of $img_border.

$img_border      = '0';



# $img_padding is the amount of space between the normal <TABLE BORDER>
# defined in $img_border (above) and the image or outermost colored border
# defined in $outer_clr_width and $outer_img_clr (below).
# When $img_border = 0 (above), $img_padding is disabled.
# Vary the width of padding by increasing or decreasing the value
# of $img_padding.

$img_padding     = '0';



# $outer_clr_width and $outer_img_clr define the image's outermost colored
# ornamental border.
# Setting $outer_clr_width = '' disables this ornamental border.
# Vary the width of this border by increasing or decreasing the value of
# $outer_clr_width.
# $outer_img_clr defines the color of this ornamental border.

$outer_clr_width = '2';
$outer_img_clr   = '#FFFFFF';  # White



# $inner_clr_width and $inner_img_clr define the image's innermost colored
# ornamental border.
# Setting $inner_clr_width = '' disables this ornamental border.
# Vary the width of this border by increasing or decreasing the value of
# $inner_clr_width.
# $inner_img_clr defines the color of this ornamental border.

$inner_clr_width = '2';
$inner_img_clr   = '#000000';  # Black



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                          View/Modify Tables
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# NOTE: The Image field is designed to display in Category Tables only.
#       Do not define the Image field in @modify_display_numbers or
#       %modify_fields_array.
#
#       If you use the "Shipping" field, never set the "Shipping" field for
#       display. It is used for calculating shipping costs only.



# @modify_display_numbers array lists the array index numbers for the database
# fields to display in View/Modify, Delete, Change Quantity, Order Form, and
# Reminder to client of what they ordered.  Column header text is derived from
# the corresponding elements in @field_names (above).

#   0   |  1   |    2     |  3   |    4     |   5   |  6   |      7      |   8   |  9
# Color | Size | Shipping | Item | Category | Price | Name | Description | Image | Id
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

#  6      0     1      5
# Name, Color, Size, Price

@modify_display_numbers = ('6', '0', '1', '5');



# %modify_fields_array is a hash which defines the alignment attribute for
# each database field set for display in @modify_display_numbers (above)
# for cart content tables.
# Valid alignment values are 'left', 'center', and 'right'.
# NOTE: First element of an array is '0'.

%modify_fields_array = (

	'6' => 'left',
	'0' => 'left',
	'1' => 'left',
	'5' => 'right',

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates %modify_fields_array



# $modify_table_border, $modify_spc_width, and $modify_spc_height are used
# to manipulate table appearance when the client's shopping cart contents
# are displayed.
#
# If $modify_table_border = 1, colored border is wrapped around the table.
# Setting $modify_table_border = '' disables printing of the colored border.
#
# $modify_spc_width controls the width of spacer columns located between
# displayed cart contents columns defined in @modify_display_numbers (above).
#
# $modify_spc_height controls the height of spacer rows separating displayed
# cart contents rows.  Spacer rows follow the BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND attribute
# of the document.

$modify_table_border = '';  # 1 = Yes  Display colored border
$modify_spc_width    = '7';  # 7 = Width of cells between table columns
$modify_spc_height   = '1';  # 1 = Height of spacer table rows



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                               Font Control
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# $header_font and $header_face, set in ws_global.setup, are used with
# $header_fnt_clr and $dsc_hr_fnt_clr (below) to develop opening <FONT>
# tags for use in table header rows.

# $data_font and $data_face, set in ws_global.setup, are used with
# $data_fnt_clr and $modify_fnt_clr (below) to develop opening <FONT> tags
# for use in table data rows.



# $header_bkg_clr and $header_fnt_clr are the background color and font color
# used in table header rows <TH> (respectively) to display table page headers
# in all WebStore generated tables.

# Setting $header_bkg_clr = '' disables $header_bkg_clr.
# Setting $header_fnt_clr = '' disables $header_fnt_clr.
# Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes.

#ddd	$header_bkg_clr = '#000000';  # Black
#	$header_fnt_clr = '#FFFFFE';  # White
$header_bkg_clr = '#00006B';  # Black
$header_fnt_clr = '#FFFFFE';  # White



# $dsc_hr_bkg_clr and $dsc_hr_fnt_clr are the background color and font color
# used in table header rows <TH> (respectively) to display order subtotal
# messages and descriptive column text in all WebStore generated tables.

# Setting $dsc_hr_bkg_clr = '' disables $dsc_hr_bkg_clr.
# Setting $dsc_hr_fnt_clr = '' disables $dsc_hr_fnt_clr.
# Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes.

$dsc_hr_bkg_clr = '#DCDCDC';  # Gainsboro
$dsc_hr_fnt_clr = '#000000';  # Black
$dsc_hr_bkg_clr = '#F0F8FF';  # Gainsboro
$dsc_hr_fnt_clr = '#00006B';  # Black



# $data_bkg_clr and $data_fnt_clr are the background color and font color
# used in table data rows <TD> (respectively) to display database categories
# or items returned from a client search.

# Setting $data_bkg_clr = '' disables $data_bkg_clr.
# Setting $data_fnt_clr = '' disables $data_fnt_clr.
# Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes.

#ddd	$data_bkg_clr   = '#B0C4DE';  # Lightsteelblue
#	$data_fnt_clr   = '#000000';  # Black
$data_bkg_clr   = '';  # Lightsteelblue
$data_fnt_clr   = '';  # Black



# $modify_bkg_clr and $modify_fnt_clr are the background color and font color
# used in table data rows <TD> (respectively) to display items in the client's
# shopping cart.

# Setting $modify_bkg_clr = '' disables $modify_bkg_clr.
# Setting $modify_fnt_clr = '' disables $modify_fnt_clr.
# Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes.

#ddd	$modify_bkg_clr = '#B0C4DE';  # Lightsteelblue
#	$modify_fnt_clr = '#000000';  # Black
$modify_bkg_clr = '';  # Lightsteelblue
$modify_fnt_clr = '#00006B';  # Black



# $border_bkg_clr is the background color of table ornamental borders in all
# WebStore generated tables.

# Set $table_border = '' (above) to disable ornamental borders when displaying
# database categories or items returned from a client search.

# Set $modify_table_border = '' (above) to disable ornamental borders when
# displaying the client's shopping cart contents.

#ddd	$border_bkg_clr = '#B0C4DE';  # Lightsteelblue
$border_bkg_clr = '#F0F8FF';  # Lightsteelblue



# $count_bkg_clr and $count_fnt_clr are the background color and
# font color used to display the access counter on the store's
# front page.

# <FONT FACE> uses $data_face, defined in ws_global.setup.

# Setting $count_bkg_clr = '' disables $count_bkg_clr.
# Setting $count_fnt_clr = '' disables $count_fnt_clr.
# Defaults to <BODY BGCOLOR or BACKGROUND> and <BODY TEXT> attributes.

$count_bkg_clr = '#000000';  # Black
$count_fnt_clr = '#00FF00';  # Green
$count_bkg_clr = '#F0F8FF';  # Black
$count_fnt_clr = '#00006B';  # Green



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                Subroutines:  Display Additional HTML
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# @include_files is a list of files to be inserted into parsed HTML documents.
# Files which may be included are JavaScripts (with <JAVASCRIPT> </SCRIPT> tags),
# CSS files, etc.

# The contents of the files listed in @include_files are substituted into parsed
# HTML pages by adding hidden text tags using the file's name.
#
# Example:  <!--include=include.Page_Header.txt-->
#
# Whitespace is not allowed in include hidden text tags.
# WebStore ignores hidden text tags which contain whitespace.
#
# Hidden text tags are replaced with the associated file's contents.
#
# Files listed in @include_files must be located under the /Html sub-directory
# or any sub-directory you may create under /Html.
#
# When files are placed under sub-directories, the sub-directory must be listed
# in the hidden text tag:  <!--include=subdir/include.Page_Header.txt-->

# When a file does not exist under the /Html directory, WebStore writes a
# FILE NOT FOUND message in the file's associated hidden text tag:
#
#    <!-- FILE NOT FOUND:  include.Page_Header.txt -->

# cart_id= substitution occurs on the contents of substituted files.

# WebStore disables SSI tags detected in HTML documents.

# Setting @include_files = () disables file includes.

@include_files = (

#	'include.Page_Header.txt',
#	'include.Page_Trailer.txt',

); # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates @include_files



# &print_text_file('filename.txt');

# Adding the command above to any of the subroutines below will access
# sub print_text_file in WebStore.
#
# WebStore will print the contents of filename.txt.
#
# Place text files in the /Html sub-directory.
#
# Do not include opening or closing <HTML>, <TITLE>, or <BODY> tags in
# text files printed using sub print_text_file.
#
# WebStore adds '.txt' to  the filename listed in  &print_text_file('filename');
# if the filename does not end in '.txt'.
#
# If filename.txt does not exist in the /Html sub-directory, WebStore prints
# the following hidden text to the document printed to the web browser:
#
#     <!-- FILE NOT FOUND:  filename.txt -->



# If $frontpage_trailer = 1, append the store's front page defined in
# $frontpage_file (above) with the contents of sub frontpage_trailer_html
# after form input buttons.  Design the HTML code, copy and paste it below
# the PRINTED FROM: hidden comment line in sub frontpage_trailer_html.

# Setting $frontpage_trailer = '' disables access to
# sub frontpage_trailer_html.  Nothing is printed to the bottom of the
# store's front page.

$frontpage_trailer = '1';   # 1 = Access sub frontpage_trailer_html


sub frontpage_trailer_html {

	print qq!

<\!-- PRINTED FROM:  sub frontpage_trailer_html in $store -->

!; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates "print qq!" command above

	# Print /Html/shipping.txt
	&print_text_file('shipping.txt');

} # DO NOT REMOVE - End of sub frontpage_trailer_html



              #-----------------------------------------------#



# If $pre_category = 1 or 2, preface database category displays and search
# result pages with the contents of sub pre_category_html.  Design the HTML
# code, copy and paste it below the PRINTED FROM: hidden comment line in
# sub pre_category_html.

# If $pre_category = 2, convert the name of the current database category
# being displayed by the client to a header text filename.
#
# WebStore replaces spaces in the database category name with _ (underscores)
# to construct the header text filename.
#
#    EXAMPLE category name:         Category Name
#    Header text filename:    C-HDR.Category_Name.txt
#
# If the header text file exists in the Html sub-directory, WebStore will
# print the contents of the file to the client's web browser immediately after
# executing sub pre_category_html.
#
#    Default header text filename:   C-HDR.DEFAULT.txt
#
#    If a header text file does not exist for a database category name,
#    WebStore will print the contents of the default header text file,
#    C-HDR.DEFAULT.txt, if it exists.
#
# WebStore performs query string substitution for occurrences of cart_id=
# detected in the header text file before printing the contents of the file
# to the client's web browser.
#
# Do not include opening or closing <HTML>, <TITLE>, or <BODY> tags in
# category header text files.

# Setting $pre_category = '' disables access to sub pre_category_html and
# the printing of category header text files to the top of database category
# displays and search result pages.

$pre_category = '2';   # 1 = Access sub pre_category_html only
                       # 2 = Access sub pre_category_html and
#                            Print header text files


sub pre_category_html {

	print qq!

<\!-- PRINTED FROM:  sub pre_category_html in $store -->

!; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates "print qq!" command above

} # DO NOT REMOVE - End of sub pre_category_html



              #-----------------------------------------------#



# If $category_trailer = 1 or 2, append database category displays and search
# result pages with the contents of sub category_trailer_html after the form
# input buttons.  Design the HTML code, copy and paste it below the
# PRINTED FROM: hidden comment line in sub category_trailer_html.

# If $category_trailer = 2, convert the name of the current database category
# being displayed by the client to a trailer text filename.
#
# WebStore replaces spaces in the database category name with _ (underscores)
# to construct the trailer text filename.
#
#    EXAMPLE category name:         Category Name
#    Trailer text filename:   C-TRL.Category_Name.txt
#
# If the trailer text file exists in the Html sub-directory, WebStore will
# print the contents of the file to the client's web browser immediately after
# executing sub category_trailer_html.
#
#    Default trailer text filename:   C-TRL.DEFAULT.txt
#
#    If a trailer text file does not exist for a database category name,
#    WebStore will print the contents of the default trailer text file,
#    C-TRL.DEFAULT.txt, if it exists.
#
# WebStore performs query string substitution for occurrences of cart_id=
# detected in the trailer text file before printing the contents of the file
# to the client's web browser.
#
# Do not include opening or closing <HTML>, <TITLE>, or <BODY> tags in category
# trailer text files.

# Setting $category_trailer = '' disables access to sub category_trailer_html
# and the printing of category trailer text files to the bottom of database
# category displays and search result pages.

$category_trailer = '2';   # 1 = Access sub category_trailer_html only
                           # 2 = Access sub category_trailer_html and
#                                Print trailer text files


sub category_trailer_html {

	print qq!

<\!-- PRINTED FROM:  sub category_trailer_html in $store -->

!; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates "print qq!" command above

} # DO NOT REMOVE - End of sub category_trailer_html



              #-----------------------------------------------#



# If $pre_view_modify = 1 or 2, preface shopping cart View/Modify displays with
# the contents of sub pre_view_modify_html.  Design the HTML code, copy and
# paste it below the PRINTED FROM: hidden comment line in sub pre_category_html.

# If $pre_view_modify = 2, access sub pre_view_modify_html from any form file
# in WebStore.  The contents of sub pre_view_modify_html will print directly
# below any printed output from the form file's corresponding subroutine.
#
# sub pre_client_form_html in client access form files and sub pre_form_html in
# order form and secondary form files contain the following command at the
# bottom of the subroutine:
#
#    &pre_view_modify_html if $pre_view_modify eq '2';
#
# This line of code may be removed or commented in form files you do not want
# accessing sub pre_view_modify_html.

# Setting $pre_view_modify = '' disables access to sub pre_view_modify_html.
# Nothing is printed at the top of shopping cart content displays or the top
# of WebStore forms from sub pre_view_modify_html.

$pre_view_modify = '2';   # 1 = Access sub pre_view_modify_html
                          # 2 = Access sub pre_view_modify_html from form files


sub pre_view_modify_html {

	print qq!

<\!-- PRINTED FROM:  sub pre_view_modify_html in $store -->

!; # DO NOT REMOVE - terminates "print qq!" command above

} # DO NOT REMOVE - End of sub pre_view_modify_html



#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#                              Search Engine
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------#


# If $search_engine = 1, print WebStore's search form at the bottom of the
# store's front page, category front pages, and expanded item information
# pages.

# If $search_engine = 2, print WebStore's search form at the bottom of the
# store's front page.  Substitute the name=value pair no_search=Y into
# WebStore query strings found in all HTML documents and WebStore query
# strings found in fields in the item database, outlet.data ($data_file).

# When no_search=Y exists in a WebStore query string on an HTML page or
# in a query string in the item database, outlet.data, do not print
# WebStore's search form to the HTML page defined in category= of the
# query string.  When the client clicks an anchor containing no_search=Y,
# WebStore's search form remains prohibited until the client performs a
# search.

# Placing no_search= (with no value) in a WebStore query string prevents
# the WebStore script from substituting no_search=Y into the query string.
# When the client clicks an anchor containing no_search=, WebStore's search
# form is printed to the HTML page defined in category= of the query string
# and no_search=Y is not substituted into WebStore query strings present on
# the HTML page.

# When the client performs a search, substitution of no_search=Y into
# WebStore query strings is disabled until the client clicks an anchor
# containing no_search=Y.

# Setting $search_engine = '' disables search form output and substitution
# of no_search=Y into WebStore query strings are disabled.

$search_engine   = '1';  # 1 = Yes



# $search_tips is WebStore's search engine help file.  When $search_tips
# is equal to 'SearchTips.html', this file must be present in the /Html
# sub-directory or the script will generate an "HTML File not Found" message.

# Setting $search_tips = '' disables printing the search tips URL in the
# search engine form.  Access to WebStore's search engine help file is
# disabled.

$search_tips     = 'SearchTips.html';



# $categories_desc is the default text printed as the <OPTION VALUE SELECTED>
# for the drop down list element of Categories.

$categories_desc = 'Search all Categories';



# @categories array lists all categories in the store's database, outlet.data,
# and is used to construct the drop down list box on the search form.

# WS Editor is configured to update @categories using any of it's Group or Sort
# functions in the distributions of WebStore.  Refer to @store_files in
# outlet_editor.setup, the WS Editor setup file which maintains the database
# defined in $data_file (above).

# Prohibit the search of any category by omitting it from @categories.

@categories = (

	'Outer Wear',
	'Shirts',
	'Sweaters',

   # The following line must be on a line by itself
); # DO NOT REMOVE OR MODIFY THIS LINE - terminates @categories



1; # DO NOT REMOVE

# End of file