These days, no one would blame you for being confused about the mobile-frenzy that’s going on. Understanding what the new smart phones are capable of is hard and it’s only getting more complicated.

A common misconception is that mobile shoppers are only after certain things. After all, who’s going to shop for office supplies on their mobile? Don’t count your business out; as more data is compiled we are learning that there are no set patterns for smart phone shopping habits.
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In my first post on mobile commerce, I talked about the future of m-commerce and the need to provide a mobile-friendly user experience.

Some of you may be ready to take that leap into the world of m-commerce. Others of you may be shaking your head at the prospect of keeping up with yet another technological advance.
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Sometimes web merchants need customers to accept terms and conditions before checkout.

Luckily, this feature is built into AspDotNetStorefront and it’s easy to enable and get set up.

To add this feature to your website, login to the admin side of your site and navigate to the AppConfigs screen:

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Did you know AspDotNetStorefront lets your customers add notes to individual items in their cart before checkout?

By default there is an order notes field that allows customers to make comments about the entire order. If you want customer’s notes to be assigned to individual items you can set the “AllowShoppingCartItemNotes” AppConfig to true.

You can find this AppConfig by going to the admin side of your website and selecting:

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This article is the first in a series explaining some of the built in AspDotNetStorefront shopping cart page settings that many users don’t know about.

In this first installment, I’ll show you how to add product icons to your shopping cart.  I notice that many people don’t use this feature of ADNSF, perhaps only because it is turned off by default.

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