The following settings are found on the
Settings -> System screen.
Store Currency Code: Here you must select the three-letter international currency code that the store is offering its products in.
SoftSlate Commerce supports international currency codes in the sense that you can select any ISO 4217 currency code for this setting. The store will look at each user's browser setting to determine the user's locale or origin. It will use the individual's locale to determine how to format the prices displayed throughout the store. For example, if your store's currency code is USD, for US dollars, a price would be displayed as
$12.50for a user whose browser settings indicated he or she is from the US, whereas it would be displayed as12.50 USDif their browser indicates he or she is from another country.There is currently no support in SoftSlate Commerce for selling the same products in multiple currencies and translating their prices through an exchange rate system.
Built-In Categories: This field allows you to define a list of "built-in" categories, which means the categories and their products are available for display on any page of that application. You may enter a comma-separated list of containing the values of the categories' code fields to define the built-in categories.
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Note When you update the Built-In Categories setting, it does not automatically reload the built-in categories you enter. To trigger a reload, simply navigate to the Details screen for one of the categories and save the details without making changes.
- URL Path to Images and System Path to Images: These two settings affect the behavior of the image uploads on the product and category details page in the Administrator. You must define these fields correctly for the image uploads to work correctly. Specifically, the "System Path to Image" must represent a full, valid path to a directory on the server where the images should be stored. The directory must be writable by the process owning the Java application server you are running. The "URL Path to Images" is the path browsers should follow under the web root to find the same directory.