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Doc-T replied on November 13, 2009 13:24 to the question "Additional currencies.....?" in Payvment:

While you're at it... please allow for additional localization options, especially:
* additional languages to be able to present the cart in customer's native language
* country-specific formats of dates, times, and numbers, ...

Doc-T replied on July 24, 2009 17:23 to the idea "Internationalization of the Widget" in Get Satisfaction:

Sorry to see this suggestion dormant! There is need in the non-English-speaking world for fresh user feedback services like this!

Doc-T started following the idea "Internationalization of the Widget" in Get Satisfaction.

Doc-T replied on June 08, 2009 15:44 to the idea "VOIP for drops" in drop.io:

Any progress on implementation of Skype or SIP-based phone-in?

Doc-T replied on June 08, 2009 15:38 to the idea "Other countries.. not just the USA!" in drop.io:

Any progress regarding phone-in numbers outside the US?

Doc-T gave praise in Carttini on June 05, 2009 07:42:

Awesome Service

I am very happy there is now such an easy way for individuals to open up an online shop! Awesome! Really!

Doc-T shared an idea in Carttini on June 05, 2009 07:37:

styling options for embed code snippet

the embed code currently forces font types. this will surely not match with the web design embedding the code snippet. maybe it is possible to add an option upon snippet generation, to substitute the font etc. stylesheet options with a user-provided paragraph style, which would (have to) be defined in the user's web stylesheet.

This could be made an account option, so that it applies to all generated embed snippets.

Doc-T replied on June 05, 2009 07:35 to the idea "single item presentation" in Carttini:

If I click the link I get a single-item page with the product, which is great for linking to the product.

But if I wanted to embed the product box, without the shop header and footer, in a blog post, how would i proceed?

Doc-T replied on June 05, 2009 07:29 to the idea "internationalization" in Carttini:

Great news!

Despite entering non-english descriptions, there are currently foreign language (i.e., English :-) remnants like "Includes €1.00 s/h" which are hard to deal with for some prospective customers.

Please note, that this issue also affects image buttons like "Download here", "Click here".

Doc-T replied on June 05, 2009 07:24 to the idea "service category" in Carttini:

ah, sorry, i was too terse. no, I suggested to add more options for creating a new product. currently, it can be "shipped", "affiliate based", "download", "subscription based". The suggestion was to add more options here, like "one time service", "specific task", or similar. Maybe it would even be possible for users to add their own type of product, though the categories are already great.

Doc-T replied on June 05, 2009 07:18 to the problem "currency inconsistencies" in Carttini:

Whoo-hoo! Issue fixed! That was fast!

Doc-T marked one of Carttini's replies in Carttini as useful. Carttini replied to the problem "currency inconsistencies".

Doc-T shared an idea in Carttini on June 04, 2009 20:10:

single item presentation

provide single item embedding code, esp. helpful for blogging purposes describing arrival of new item

Doc-T shared an idea in Carttini on June 04, 2009 19:16:

service category

add a "services" category, for, well, services.

Doc-T reported a problem in Carttini on June 04, 2009 15:58:

currency inconsistencies

After setting up an account to use euros, the product creation dialog still prepends a dollar sign. Consequently, in the store front, the item gets listed as: $11.99 (EUR)

Too much dollar signs around...

Doc-T shared an idea in Carttini on June 04, 2009 15:37:

internationalization

enable different store front and backend languages, make number formats configurable (e.g., using comma for decimals instead of period)

Doc-T replied on May 27, 2009 14:10 to the problem "Unicode Filename Support" in drop.io:

Problem is solved. Minor glitch: on the start page, where one can create a new drop by uploading a file, during the uploading status display, Umlaute are still suppressed (most likely an incomplete font). The drop later on does indeed show the Umlaute in the file name, and upon downloading.

Thanks again for the uber (actually über :-) great service!

Doc-T marked one of sam lessin's replies in drop.io as useful. sam lessin replied to the problem "Unicode Filename Support".

Doc-T replied on April 21, 2009 22:10 to the problem "Unicode Filename Support" in drop.io:

Affects German Umlaut characters as well... äöüÄÖÜß... and most likely french and czechoslovakian and ... almost everyone everywhere...

Doc-T started following the problem "Unicode Filename Support" in drop.io.