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Miva Merchant 5.5 Quick Start Guidefor Integrating Miva Merchant into Your Existing SiteWelcome to Miva Merchant 5.5! This guide will walk you through setting up your Miva Merchant store using your usual website design program, such as Dreamweaver . In most cases, you will becreating an e-commerce store to have the same look and feel as an existing website. BecauseMiva Merchant offers many powerful tools for managing your store, the installation processrequires a careful and methodical approach.Don’t worry, though, this guide will make the process as simple as possible. And becauseMiva Merchant is completely supported, you can contact your service rep at any point in theprocess for assistance.In this guide you’ll be viewing actual screenshots of a Miva Merchant storefront for demonstration, a store which sells dart frogs, Tropical terrariums, plants and supplies.Here’s an overview of the steps to setting up your Miva Merchant store:Step #1 Get Familiar with Miva Merchant Explanation of Terms Relating to Categories and ProductsGlossary of Design Layout TermsDreamweaver Layout Versus Miva Merchant’s Admin Interface LayoutCreate your site in Dreamweaver ; create your store in Miva Merchant Step #2 Set Up and Build Your StoreSet up your business rulesSet up your attributesSet up and import your categoriesSet up and import your productsUpload your images and Dreamweaver pagesStep #3 Preview Your WorkWork in a split screen environmentStep #4 Customize the Look and Feel of Your SiteImport Dreamweaver elements to your storeQuick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 1
Step #1: Get familiar with Miva Merchant Here’s a quick guide to walk you through some of our store terminology. Below is a close up ofMiva Merchant’s Page Menu which shows you the options you can use to customize the look ofyour store pages.Miva Merchant’s Admin InterfaceThese options include: Categories Products Pages Items Customer FieldsHeader & FooterButtonsMisc. Colors Fonts HEAD Tag ContentNavigation BarGlobal Header & FooterBODY TagExplanation of terms relating to Categories and Products:CategoriesIn Miva Merchant you group products into categories to organize your store for easiershopping. A very simple store with just a few products might use only one category. Largerstores, with a variety of products, can create many categories and subcategories.Categories are the primary way of organizing and displaying products. Products that arenot assigned to any category appear only on the Product List screen, which the shopper canaccess from the top navigation bar in your store.1Category Code: Any unique combination of letters and/or numbers to identify your category(i.e. FG for Frogs, SP for Supplies, etc.)2Category Name: A name for your category (i.e. Frogs, Supplies)ProductsA product can be assigned to multiple categories. For instance, a musical instrument storemight categorize products both by type of instrument (guitars, keyboards, etc.), and bymanufacturer.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 2
3Product Code: any unique combination of numbers or letters, (typically your SKU)4Product Name: the name of your product; i.e. Softchips.5Product Price: retail price6Product Cost: wholesale price7Product Weight: what the item weighs, including packaging necessary to ship it8Product Description: a description of your itemExample:Miva Merchant AdministrationAdd ProductProduct Code0134 Product Name SoftchipsCategory Code SPPrice6 Cost5Weight1Look Up50.0019.9978 Description1Softchips are 1/2” coconut husk chunks.These chunks are great as a soil additive forjust about any terrestrial plant.Add2Add ResetNote: Category Name does not show up on this screenGlossary of Design Layout TermsPages:Pages are the screens shoppers will see in your store. Pages include the Product List, BasketContents and Invoice pages. Pages are made up of collections of graphical and functionalelements called Items or components. These pages will be automatically generated as you enteror import your product information. You may use them as provided, modify them, or removeany you do not need.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 3
Items:Items, also known as components, exist on a page, such as header, footer, category tree, navbar, product display, etc.Global Header and Footer:This is where you can edit or import your own header/footer (e.g. from Dreamweaver ) intoyour Miva Merchant store and have it repeat on every page.Header & Footer:Every page and product can have its own header and footer if you’d like. Or, you can chooseto remove this option and use the global header/footer on each page of your store.Buttons:Miva Merchant provides you with standard buttons for your shopping cart and checkoutpages, but if you prefer, you may replace them here with your own customized buttons.Misc. Colors:You can change the colors of your links or text using this selection.Fonts:You can change the fonts of your links or text using this selection.Category Tree:If you don’t already have a category navigation system designed in your web layout program,then by entering your categories into the store Miva Merchant will automatically generateCategory Tree navigation.Navigation Bar:This is the bar across the top of your screen in Miva Merchant that provides links to yourstorefront, account, search, product list, basket contents and checkout features. It can either bemodified with your own custom fonts, colors and buttons or can be turned off and replaced withyour own nav bar.Store Morph Technology:Miva Merchant’s Store Morph Technology (SMT), gives you full control over the contentsand layout of each store page. SMT page templates define the appearance of each page, andcontrol the functionality. You can add/remove components on a page, or make changes toglobally affect the entire store.Working with these templates is much like creating Web pages. Familiar HTML (HyperTextMarkup Language) code can be used, including text, links, tables, lists, and so on. ExperiencedWeb designers will be immediately comfortable with the structure of template code.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 4
Dreamweaver Layout Versus Miva Merchant’s Admin Interface LayoutMiva Merchant’s page layout tools are similar to the page properties toolbar in Dreamweaver . To change the page properties in your Miva Merchant store, click on your store namein the category tree and Edit Store will appear. This is where you can make global changes toyour site. For changes to individual pages, click on Pages in your Admin Interface, then selectyour page name and click Edit.Dreamweaver’s ToolboxMiva Merchant’s Admin InterfaceFormatStyleLinkFontSizeTargetPage PropertiesPage PropertiesCategoryAppearanceLinksHeadingsLink font:Edit Store: Jungle e ModeOrder MinimumsCustomer FieldsDreamweaver SettingsAffiliate LinksBODY TagButtonsCategory Tree TemplateMisc. ColorsCustomer LinksFontsMessagesNavigation BarGlobal Header & FooterHEAD Tag Content/CSSHTML ProfileMETA Tag SettingsState Based Sales TaxShopping Interf. SettingsManager:Size:Link color:Rollover links:Title/EncodingVisited links:Active Links:Tracing ImageUnderline Style:LOOK UPStore Code:Store Name:Always underlineUpdateDreamweaver Page LayoutDeleteResetMiva MerchantPage LayoutHeaderGlobal Header(Library Item)Logo/Navigation BarPage HeaderMain ContentAreaCategoryTreeMain ContentAreaPage FooterFooter(Library Item)Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Global FooterPage 5
Create your site in Dreamweaver ; create your store in Miva Merchant Site Map: This is how a graphical site map would look from a designer’s perspective.Informational pages created in Dreamweaver If you’re not working from an existing web site, design your informational pages(those which do not contain product, i.e. Index, contact us, about us, map), inDreamweaver .Product pages created in Miva Merchant Match the look and feel of your Dreamweaver pages by importing design elements intoMiva Merchant storefront. (See Step #4)Home PageAbout rtContact UsSupplies VivariumsCheckOutSite Map DirectionsImagesStaffInvoiceQuick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 6
Step #2 Set up and build your storeA. Set up your Business RulesBusiness Rules are pre-set parameters which control several aspects of your store’s operation.To set up these rules, open your Administration Interface, click on the signs to the left ofStores, then Store Name. A screen will come up that looks like the diagram below. Click on Settings. This is where you will set up the following business rules:aUnits of Measurement (Weight): pounds or kilogramsaBasket Timeout (Minutes): how long until the basket expiresa Price Group Overlap Resolution: When a customer belongs to more than one price group,specify whether you want the customer to be offered the higher or lower price.aSales Tax Calculation: Specify how sales tax is calculated for customer purchases.a Currency Formatting: Select the appropriate currency formatting option from thedrop-down list. The choices are European, generic, and U.S. currency formatting.aOptions for: Require Shipping, Require Tax, Require Shipping for Free OrdersaAllow Modules Used by Store Morph Items to be Uninstalled (Not Recommended)When you’re done setting up these business rules, click update.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 7
Miva Merchant has created step by step wizards to help you set up Shipping, Sales Tax, Fulfillment and Payment. To get to these wizards, click on the signs to the left of Stores, then YourStore Name, then Wizards.Global SettingsMiva Merchant LinksJungle BoxWizardsSet Up an Affiliate ProAdd a Product AttributeAdd a CategorySet Up FulfillmentAdd a ProductSet Up PaymentSet Up ShippingSet Up Sales TaxSet Up Miva SubmitDesign Your LookGroups [Add]CountriesStatesPages [Add]Categories [Add]Products [Add]Attribute Templates [Add]Upsale [Add]InventoryAffiliate SettingsShipping SettingsPayment SettingsOrder Fulfillment SettingsRestart CloseWelcome to the Miva Merchant Affiliate Wizard. This wizard willassist you in configuring an Affiliate Program for your store.This wizard is divided into three sections:1. Affiliate Options (Required)2. Lost password email recovery (Optional)3. New affiliate email notification (Optional)To begin, press the Next button.B. Set up ShippingMiva Merchant calculates shipping costs using a Shipping Module. Some shipping modulessupport services offered by a third-party company, and some shipping modules calculateshipping costs based on a formula you specify.C. Set up Sales TaxDo you want your sales tax based on the shipping state or billing state?D. Set up FulfillmentMiva Merchant , upon processing an order, has the capability of sending a receipt to acustomer and an invoice to the store owner. This process is done via an email which has aconfigurable format. It is recommended you set up both options.E. Set up PaymentMiva Merchant makes it simple with Innovative Merchant Solutions , an Internet payment service that routes orders from your Miva Merchant storefront to the banking system for processing. Innovative Merchant Solutions is pre-configured to connect seamlessly to Miva Merchant with no need for complex technical documentation, coding or testing. Innovative Merchant Solutions provides everything you need to process credit cards over the Internet including a VirtualTerminal for manual transactions, powerful fraud screening capabilities, and comprehensivereporting through a single easy-to-use package.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 8
PARENT CATEGORIESF. Set up your categoriesFirst, organize your store inventory into two separate files: onefor categories, one for products and the categories they belongto. Templates for categories and products have been provided foryour convenience.In your flat file, Parent Categories are categories whichhave other categories underthem, (i.e. in our sample store,SUPPLIES is a Parent Categorywhich contains 2 sub categories, TANKS and PUMPS). Allparent categories must beentered first before you enterthe categories they contain.Your category file will contain four columns:Category Code—any combination of letters or numbers up to 50characters longCategory Name—name of your categoryActive—place a 1 if this item is currently available, or a 0 if it’s notcurrently availableParent Category—the code of the category under which the current category is to be placed.For instance, our terrarium store might list their categories like this: Supplies (Parent Category),Tanks (Category), Acrylic Tank (Product).Category File: This file should include a hierarchy of top level and subcategories.Sample Product List for CategoriesParent Category CodeParent Category(Contains other categories)Category y Template—Choose the format you’re most comfortable with. Excel format Text Editor formatQuick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 9
G. Set up your ProductsATTRIBUTESYour product file will contain these twelve columns:If you have attributes that repeat for many of your products,Category Code—use the code you created for your categoriesfor instance, small, medium andpreviouslylarge for a clothing store, thenProduct Code—typically your SKU, up to 50 characters longyou need to set up an AttributeName—name of your productTemplate first, following theDescription—description of your product (you can use html)instructions on the next page.Price—retail priceCost—wholesaleWeight—what the item would weigh, including packaging necessary to ship itTaxable—enter a 1 if the item is taxable and a 0 if it is notActive— place a 1 if this item is currently available, or a 0 if it’s notAttribute Template Code—Allows you to identify Attribute Templates you’ve already created (Seesection H on page 11) to make adding common attributes to your products easyThumbnail URL—use the URL to point to the smaller image (thumbnail) within your imagesfolder, i.e. images/frog thm.jpgImage URL—use the URL to point to the larger image within your images folder,i.e. images/frog lg.jpgProduct File: This file should contain each product’s information including the code of the categoryit belongs to.Sample Product List for ProductsCat. Prod.Product DescriptionPrice Cost Weight Taxable Active Attribute Thumb.Code CodeCodeImageLargeImageTKS1Acrylic Tank Acrylic Tank w clear30201.511images/atank thm.jpg images/atank.jpgPMP2PumpPowerful interior30201.511images/intpmp thm.jpg images/intpmp.jpgBED3Softchips1/2” coconut husk53111Qtyimages/sftchp thm.jpg images/sftchp.jpgBED4SoftblendA slightly more coarse53111Qtyimages/sftbld thm.jpg images/sftbld.jpgNOV101Dendro. P.Easy to maintain30201.511images/denp thm.jpg images/denp.jpgADV102Dendro. T.Requires extra care30201.511images/dent thm.jpg images/dent.jpgSTR201Starter KitYour first kit30201.511images/skit thm.jpgimages/skit.jpgProduct Template—Choose the format you’re most comfortable with. Excel format Text Editor formatQuick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 10
H. Set Up Your AttributesThe attribute is shown during the checkout process. Forexample, size, color or quantity. The code is plain textonly and can contain upper and lower–case letters, numbers, dashes, and underscores. I f you have global attributes that repeat for many ofyour products, set up an Attribute Template beforeuploading your product list to your store (see AttributeTemplate example below). You will need the code youcreated for your flat file which we’ll talk about in StepI-2 on page 12.Coconut husk chipsQuantity in Basket: NoneCode: 101Price: 5.99Shipping Weight: 1.00 pounds5 Quart Bag10 Quart BagQuantity: I f each of your products has different attributes, youcan enter those after importing your products to yourstore. (see Manually Entering Attributes examplebelow.)Quantity1Quantity AttributeAttribute TemplateTo set up your Attribute Templates, in yourAdmin Interface click on [ADD] next to AtAdd Attribute Templatetribute Templates. Type in a Template CodeTemplatefor your Attribute (i.e. QTY), type in aprompt for your customer (Quantity), clickAdd. Now click on Attributes and Options,click Add Attribute, type a code (i.e. 5QT),type in a Prompt (5 Quart Bag), upload animage if you’d like, choose Radio Buttons,a drop down list, etc. The Price, Cost, andWeight fields only need to be filled out ifthe price changes if they choose thisattribute. Check the “R” box (Required) if Edit Attribute Template: QTYAttributes and Optionsyour client is required to choose one ofthese attributes in order to be able toCodePromptImageTypePrice Cost Weight5.99 3.991purchase this product.5QT5 Quart BagAttribute Template Code:QTYAttribute Template Prompt:QuantityUPLOADDRADD ATTRIBUTERadio ButtonsManually Entering AttributesAgain, this process can be done after you upload your products to your store. In your AdminInterface click on Products, select the product you want to add an attribute to, click Edit, click onAttributes, click on Add Attributes, click Update. Enter the same information explained above,but it will only be applied to the selected product.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 11
I. Import your Catgories to your storeNow that you’ve used our templates to complete your product list, you’re ready to stockyour store.There are two ways of importing your categories and products into your store.aManually (for 20 categories)aUploading a flat file (for 20 categories)1. M anually enter your categoriesIf you have fewer than 20 categories, it is easier to enter them manually. In your Adminarea, one at a time click on the signs to the left of Stores, Your Store Name, then clickon [Add] next to Categories.Add CategoryCategory CodeCategory TitleCategory TreeHeader & FooterMETA Tag SettingsTKSCategory Name TanksParent Category SUPPLIESLook UpActiveA screen called Add Category will appear. In the appropriate fields, type in your CategoryCode, Category Name, check whether it is active (currently available), and then click theAdd button to enter another category, or the Add button if you’re done.2. Upload a flat fileBy using our templates, you can now take your Product List and turn it into a flat file whichMiva Merchant uses to quickly import your products into your store. Before you uploadyour file though, make sure you delete the sample rows that were at the top of the template, then under FILE, select SAVE AS and choose Text (Tab delimited). This list is now yourflat file.If you’re not already there, login to your website using the following links: AdministrationInterface (the back end) http://www.yourdomain.com/mm5/admin.mvc(You’ll need the username and password you specified during the installation process.)To get to the import menu, click on the signs to the left of Stores, Your Store Name,Utilities, Import Data, then click on Import Categories from Flat File.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 12
A drop down menu willappear over each column ofyour flat file. Click to selectthe column headings in thefollowing order left to right:Import Categories From Flat Fileclick on:UtilitiesImport DataImport Categoriesfrom Flat File1. Code (Category Code)2. Name (Category Name)3. Active4. Parent Category Codea Select One CodeNameActiveParent Category CodeAn Import Categories from Flat File screen will appear. Upload your flat file with theUpload button, choose Tab Delimited. Since this is your first time uploading categories,leave the Existing Categories selection at the default of Do not replace existing categories. Click Next.J. Import your Products to your storeThere are two ways of importing your products to your store as well.aManually (for 20 products)aBy creating a flat file (for 20 products)1. Manually enter your productsIn your category tree, click on (Add) next to ProductsA screen called Add Product will appear. In the appropriate fields, type in your ProductCode, Product Name, Category Code, Price, Cost, Weight, Description, Taxable, uploadyour thumbnail and large images, check whether the product is active and taxable, andthen click the Add to enter another product, or the Add button if you’re done.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 13
2. U pload a flat fileThe quickest way to enter a large number of products into your store is to use a flat file andimport it using Miva Merchant’s import tools in your Admin Interface.Again, to convert your Product List you created with our Product Template file, delete the sample rows, save the file as a Text (Tab delimited) file, and save to your store folder. Your ProductProduct List is now your Product Flat File.To import your Product flat file into your Miva Merchant storefront, click on the signs to theleft of Stores, Your Store Name, Utilities, Import Data, Import Products from Flat File.An Import Products from a Flat File screen will appear. Upload your flat file with theUpload button, choose Tab Delimited. Click Next. Since this is your first time uploadingproducts, leave the Existing Products selection at the default of Keep Existing Producs.Import Products From Flat FileExisting Products:ACTIVE FIELDKeep Existing ProductsUpdating Existing ProductsReplace Existing ProductsCustom Fields:Retain Existing Data When Imported Data Is EmptyDelete Existing Data When Imported Data Is EmptyAttribute TemplatesUseCopyFields:If you have categories that areseasonal or intermittently available you can turn the activefield on (1) or off (0) for thoseitems.a Skip Product CodeNameCategory CodeK. U pload your product images andDreamweaver pages to yourMiva Merchant storefrontNow that you have uploaded your categories and products, upload your images folder usingDreamweaver’s ftp/publish option using the login information you received from yourhosting company. You’ll place your images folder in the httpdocs folder along with yourinformational pages created in Dreamweaver (i.e. Index, Contact us, About us, etc.).web nd.htmlstaff.htmlSite Jungle Boxanon ftpbincgi-binerror f.htmlQuick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009IMPORTING IMAGESPlace all of your images in animage folder just as you wouldwithin a Dreamweaver site.Page 14
Step #3 Preview your workFor previewing your work, a split screen environment works best. Open one browser window foryour Admin Interface, and open another for your User Interface. As you make changes in theAdmin area, you can then switch to the user window, hitting refresh to see your changes as youmake them.Administration Interface (the back end)http://www.yourdomain.com/mm5/admin.mvcPREVIEW TIPKeep both windows openfor future changes so youcan easily preview them.User Interface (the front end)http://www.yourdomain.com/mm5/merchant.mvc M iva Merchant provides you with a storefront page which may be used for an index page. Youcan use this page (in order to do this you’ll want to create a JavaScript redirect in your index.html file that points to your Storefront page, http://www.yourdomain.com/mm5/merchant.mvc).,or upload your index page from Dreamweaver . I f you have your own header/navigation bar created in a program such as Dreamweaver ,you’ll need your navigation links to assign to your buttons. Get the links by clicking on your navigation bar on your Miva Merchant store front page. (see diagram below).Edit Store: JungleboxTo find your navigationlinks:LinksAStore LinksStore Links For Store:LOOKJungleBoxUPStore reen SFNT&Store Code ?Screen SRCH&Store Code JBProduct een PLST&Store Code JBBasket ?Screen BASK&Store Code JBQuick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Click on Your Store NameClick on Links in theupper right hand corner.Page 15
Step #4 Customize the Look and Feel of Your SiteFor this example, we have a navigation menu designed in Flash and incorporated into ourDreamweaver website. We’ll import this menu/header into our Miva Merchant storefront so itwill appear at the top of all our store pages and have a look consistent with the rest of our site.EXAMPLE:Header from Dreamweaver DesignMiva Merchant Storefront before customizingA.B.FLASH FACT:Using flash headers/menuswill slow down your store’sloading time. Using standardHTML would provide thequickest loading results.C.Miva Merchant Storefront after customizingQuick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 16
The quickest and easiest way to add your Dreamweaver design elements to your Miva Merchant storefront is through Miva Merchant’s Admin Interface screen. Here’s how to get there.1. Login to your Miva Merchant Account and then click on Your Store Name2. Miva Merchant’s Admin Interface screen will appear. This is the menu where you make all ofyour global site changes, (i.e. background colors, link colors, site fonts, buttons, etc.).12Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 17
4. T o add your custom header or footer into your Miva Merchant store pages, look for theselection, Global Header and Footer.Edit Store: Jungle BoxIdentificationOwnerSettingsFrameworksOrder MinimumsCustomer FieldsDreamweaver SettingsAffiliate LinksBODY TagButtonsCategory Tree TemplateMisc. ColorsCustomer LinksFontsMessagesNavigation BarGlobal Header & FooterHEAD Tag Content/CSSHTML ProfileMETA Tag SettingsState Based Sales TaxShopping Interf. SettingsManager:Maintenance ModeLOOK UPStore Code:Store Name:UpdateDeleteReset5. Now switch over to Dreamweaver and copy your header or footer code from your index em "/Library/Header.lbi" -- table border "0" cellpadding "0" cellspacing "0" style "width:100%; height:100%" tr !--flash-- td height "333" style "width:766px; height:333px;" object classid e /flash/swflash.cab#version 8,0,0,24"width "766" height "333" param name "movie" value "flash/header2.swf?button 0" / param name "quality" value "high" / param name "menu" value "false" / !--[if !IE] -- object data "flash/header.swf?button 0"width "766" height "333" type "application/x-shockwave-flash" param name "quality" value "high" param name "menu" value "false" NoteMake sure you onlycopy the Header Code,not the code from thebody of your Dreamweaver pages.6. S witch back to Miva Merchant and paste your code intoMiva Merchant’s GlobalHeader and Footer section.7. Click update8. P review your work to make sureeverything is working correctly.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 18
You can use the same method to customize other design elements in your Miva Merchant storefront. Other items that you can customize would be fonts, colors, buttons, etc. As youmake these changes, use your split screens to preview your work as you go. Because ofMiva Merchant’s many powerful customizing options, your store pages can duplicate thelook and feel of your Dreamweaver design.Quick Start Guide for Designers using Miva Merchant 5—Published 10/21/2009Page 19
Oct 21, 2009 · Glossary of Design Layout Terms Pages: Pages are the screens shoppers will see in your store. Pages include the Product List, Basket Contents and Invoice pages. Pages are made up of collections of graphical and functional elements called Items or components. These pages will be automa
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