Not quite in the exact way you describe, but in your Seller Admin > Edit Cart Discounts, you can configure order-quantity-based discounts, where an order for, say, any 2 items would automatically get x% or $y off, and any 3 items would get p% or $q off, etc. If you configure your products with "Allow buyers to edit quantity" disabled (so they can only order one of each at a time), this would be pretty close to the discount scheme you described.



Now, as to promoting the discounts, you could simply put some words/images to that effect on your site pages, and you can even add custom HTML to your cart screen which can be unique to each page in your site where the buyer is displaying the cart -- e.g., the cart viewable from Product A's page could display links to buy B and C, and the cart viewed from B's page could display links for A and C, etc. On each of your pages, you would add these lines to our standard View Cart code, just before the "// -->" line:



function EJEJC_config() {

EJEJC_POSTCALL=true;

}

function EJEJC_shown() {

jQuery("#tdPmnt").attr("innerHTML",

"Anything <b>HTML</b> you want to show");

}



(Note that "Anything <b>HTML</b> you want to show" can be different on every page, must be strung as one long line of HTML code, and must have any "double quotes" in your HTML changed to use 'single quotes' instead.)

This would only work if every page had unique code to view the cart correct? And it would only work if someone added to cart, continued to shop and then clicked on view cart.



Is that correct?

SimpliFunThis would only work if every page had unique code to view the cart correct?

And it would only work if someone added to cart, continued to shop and then clicked on view cart.



Is that correct?

No, the JS executes even when ADD TO CART button is clicked.

Every page that has any Add to Cart buttons must also have at least one block of our View Cart code pasted somewhere in that page as well. The View Cart code is what makes the nice cart overlay screen display in front of your own page, on each of your pages. There is no need to add View Cart code to any page which does not have any Add to Cart buttons (altho' you certainly could add it, if you want to).



Since each page would get its own copy of the View Cart code, each page spawns the cart-overlay display on its own. This means that for each page where you want that page's cart buttons to spawn a cart-overlay screen with cart customizations applied, you would need to add the cart-customization code (such as I suggested above) to the View Cart code on that page, although this also means you can tailor the custom line of HTML differently for the cart display on each page, as we described.

Looking forward to it Mike

Nice site!

Nice site.



I cant get back to the main from each page, I think.



Also, lots of text maybe. Your graphics are so nice I wonder if you wouldnt be able explain more quicker using more of those slick graphics.



Who or how did you site get created? Pre-made and filled?



Thanks

Yeah that site is sharp.



The reason I say that is because customers probably going to want to look over the entire site before purchase which includes coming back to start page.



What tools did you use to create graphics and also to create site structure and code?



Would you considering changing the colors and graphics a bit and selling the site code? Liek a template. Would need lighter colors.



Thanks