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Thread: Where is the ProductSpecs.cs?

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    HomeIndoor is offline Member
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    Default Where is the ProductSpecs.cs?

    I have looked in every nick and cranny but can not seem to find
    where is the ProductSpecs.cs file.

    Is this a file that I have to compile? Could it be renamed to something els?

    Any advise would be helpfull.

    Thanks in advance

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    Jao is offline Senior Member
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    There's no class by that name. You might be referring to the ProductSpecFile.cs. ProductSpecs, however, is a method under the XSLTExtensionBase.cs class.

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    I am refering to the following article

    http://forums.aspdotnetstorefront.co...highlight=Spec

    where it says it says on the bottom

    "If you're using v.8.x, the ProductSpecFile.cs should be inside the ASPDNSFCore. It's in the ASPDNSFCommon for v.7.x. Yes, you simply replace the .htm with .pdf on the FindIDFile method. Manually place the PDF file in the root folder afterward. Then specify the complete filename of the PDF on the SpecTitle and SpecCall fields under the Options tab of the Product Management page. It should display similar to this image."

    I am running version 7 and want to make those suggested changed.

    thank you in advance

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    Yes, I stated there ProductSpecFile.cs not ProductSpecs.cs. Anyway, ProductSpecFile.cs should be on the ASPDNSFCommon folder if you have the source code...

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    HomeIndoor is offline Member
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    Thumbs up thank you

    thanks for the heads up.