The official blog from the launch.ly team
You can now customise contact emails based on which contact form is being submitted or any other form field value. Awesome!
You now have access to order.new_customer?, order.repeat_customer? and order.repeat_customer_count
We have taken action due to the discovery of SSLv3 'POODLE' vulnerability (CVE-2014-3566).
Read our notice about CVE-2014-6271, CVE-2014-7169 "Shell Shock" security vulnerability.
You can no longer delete variants or items that have been previously ordered. Just turn the "active" switch off instead.
We added a "repeat customer" badge (blue thumbs up!) to let you know if a customer has ordered from you before.
It's always nice to pass on a price reduction.
You can now choose from 172 currencies to set your payment gateway to.
We checked all accounts and no one accepts Diners Club these days, so we removed all support for it.
We have constructed a specialist implementation of launch.ly for Trade Retailers.
Seeing what stock you have on an item screen.
I really enjoy full screen search boxes where a full screen overlay pops up when you click on a search icon or link. Here is how we made it.
Today we are rolling out our new system notifications. You will now get emails for payment success, failure, expiring cards, renewal success and failure and more.
We have a new github repo at github.com/launchly.
We just added can and cannot tags to snippets. The can and cannot tags check to see if someone has a particular permission.
Really speed up your work with shortcut keys. Swiftly navigate launch.ly and perform actions faster with these key combinations.
When we first created launch.ly, we had an editor which had a toolbar in the style of Microsoft Word. We then added the option of Markdown because we really love markdown. But we needed something better.
We are pleased to announce the launch.ly Partner Program. The program is designed for agencies, graphic design firms, printers or other like minded businesses who need to offer their clients top of the line, locally engineered website systems that may also need commerce facilities.
Do you have ecommerce style layout and want to sort your items by price, name or updated date? What about a search box too? We created a sample of how to do just this with a toolbar of sortable buttons.
Try naming your items with colons representing your site's structure.