Separate "Thank You" pages ?

Is there a way in Zen Cart to have a separate Thank You page for each product ? (I only have 10-12 products). I need some of them to have their own Thank You page to take them to another from page.

Can it be done?

At what point of the visit does a thank you page appear?

Is it:-

Thank you for looking at this product
Thank you for asking a question about this product
Thank you for adding this product to your cart
Thank you for purchasing this product... (and what if they buy THREE products at once? ... what happens then? What thank you page appears in such a case?)

I don't know why you are complicating things...

What is the BUSINESS REASON you wish to do this?

schoolboy:

At what point of the visit does a thank you page appear?

Is it:-

Thank you for looking at this product
Thank you for asking a question about this product
Thank you for adding this product to your cart
Thank you for purchasing this product... (and what if they buy THREE products at once? ... what happens then? What thank you page appears in such a case?)

I don't know why you are complicating things...

What is the BUSINESS REASON you wish to do this?

Thank You for Purchasing. Because I have a few services that can be automated after purchasing, if I can properly send them there after the purchase. Examples would be ESN Change, or Activation.

https://www.southeastcell.com

micallen:

Thank You for Purchasing. Because I have a few services that can be automated after purchasing, if I can properly send them there after the purchase. Examples would be ESN Change, or Activation.

www.southeastcell.com

In core zencart, it's possible (on checkout_success page) to activate a PLEASE NOTIFY ME function, where the NOTIFY relates to products the customer has just ordered.

So it would appear that it is possible to create product-specific messages on that page, that are depandant on what was in the final order.

It would seem logical then, to go look at the code that drives that function, and see if it can be modified to call in your info.

You would NOT create separate php files - just insert code that introduces conditional statements (EG: IF xxxxxxx HAPPENS, THEN DO yyyyyyyy).