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Well, so far that sounds doable, that the only development would be
simulating separate books based on the sku. <br>
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If I can 'fudge' separate catalogs by controlling which store the item
appears on, and separating each store's items out for reporting later,
that could work. The one stumbling block would seem to be payment,
which I don't think can be overridden by product, and possibly
shipping, which I think cannot either other than as flat-rate groupings.<br>
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The payment part interests me on two levels, because I'd started the
module uc_gateway_mediation and one of the requests is that it mediate
based on currency, that is, choose the online merchant to use based on
the currency in effect for that location.<br>
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I'll contact you for a link if you think it will show me something,
given that I'd only be looking at it from one country, and would not be
seeing the admin side at all.<br>
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Jeff<br>
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On 10/20/2010 09:02 AM, Ian Bezanson wrote:
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<div>Jeff, you can contact me privately if you want a link to the
site in question. It was done under another company I worked with, so
I don't want to take open credit for it :)</div>
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<div>On 2010-10-20, at 9:56 AM, Ian Bezanson wrote:</div>
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<div style="word-wrap: break-word;">I'm trying to remember, exactly
:) The one we'd done was actually the latter case you describe. It
was for a Jewelry company, based out of Halifax, NS, Canada with an
online presence in Canada, US, Australia and a few other countries. We
built the system, off of a single install so that each product could
display in a single country, or all countries. I believe that the SKU
was shared as well. I don't think we'd used the Ubercart Domain Access
module, but it sounds like just the ticket, as it will label a purchase
of any SKU with the appropriate domain it was purchased under. So..
I'm guessing the only custom-ish thing you may need to do is build an
admin view to show reports per country, if that isn't a part of said
module.
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<div>So, long and short - if Widget was set as SKU 001 and was
configured to be shown in US, Canada but NOT Mexico (let's say), it
will appear on the Canadian and US domains, but would not show up as
part of the Mexican storefront. If you purchased from either US/Can,
it will come through with the single SKU, marked somewhere in the
system with that country.</div>
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<div>Not sure if that clarifies or helps :/</div>
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