mc12345678:
You understood enough :)
So, there are still two things about that. Yes, as written it will prefix your store's info. At least I think you need to add http:// or possibly just //. That said, though, uri's should really not be hard-coded like that and should use the zen_href_link code. But that code if I remember correctly is still going to create a reference to your local store (hence the suggestion to use an ez-page), but will help things out when using say a uri rewriter and make it easier to modify in the future as you can have one link in the ezpage that you can change rather than changing it on each and every page that uses that same. External reference.
Make sense now?
betheone:
Okay, it works now when I added the entire url with h t t p : / / w e b s i t e . c o m / e t c. So glad because I would have had a learning curve with ezpages!
Thanks for the help.
Okay, I owe a correction to what I stated above. Sorry, I had forgotten where the link was being put. The zen_href_link code can not be directly activated in the description. (There are some "work arounds" to activate it, but that's a different story. So, really the link in the description should be to an ez-page, and somewhat contrary to what some may say, it reallyis easy to use. At the moment, I am not sure what the actual ez-page uri would be for a standard ezpage because I use a uri rewriter that allows me to assign the uri. That said, an external uri could be created by something like the following:
Goto ezpages under tools in the admin.
Create a new ezpage.
Enter a title for the page (this I believe is what is displayed on the top of the webpage when this ezpage is displayed).
Identify where the ezpage link is to show (if anywhere), for example header, footer, sidebox, etc. The ezpage will show in the respective ezpages header, footer, sidebox, etc.)
Identify a sort order for the item if you want it to show up in each of those locations.
Identify if the page is supposed to beopened under https or not.
Identify if the page is to be opened in a new page. (Realize that by going offsite, that if a new page is not opened, then when they are done looking at thatpage and close the tab, then they have also closed their window to your site.)
Then towards the bottom is an area where you can enter an external address. Include the applicable http:// or https://
Then, if lucky more than one of the descriptions will point to one ezpage, and if that link for that ezpage ever changes, only have to change the one ezpage external link location and not try to identify in which product(s) to update the description. Just one more case of how ZC compartmentalizes information to simplify use and modification.
Sorry again for not remembering what the format of the ezpage address is and not being able to look up the expected info associated. Shouldn't be too hard to find at a desktop or laptop.
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