Full Version: What Is Mmp/storedetails.asp?
It gets an awful lot of hits, yet when I try to go there, there is nothing.
Yes, can someone explain? I e-mailed tech support last week and they said it came from the 
Store. The answer did not make sense.
Thanks!
Store. The answer did not make sense.Thanks!
Oh, ok ... mmp = marketplace. I guess maybe the marketplace has a robot or something that visits our stores in order to keep everything in synch.
Yes? No? Don't care?
marketplace. I guess maybe the marketplace has a robot or something that visits our stores in order to keep everything in synch. Yes? No? Don't care?
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| Oh, ok ... mmp = marketplace. I guess maybe the marketplace has a robot or something that visits our stores in order to keep everything in synch. |
Correct... it does have to do with the Marketplace. I have forwarded to chris for a better explanation.
Julie,
MMP is a directory that is created once your store has been accepted to the Marketplace. In that directory is a file called storedetails.asp, that file contains basic information about your store categoires and products. When a visitor hits any pages in the Marketplace related to your store, the Marketplace calls information from that file to display in the Marketplace. This keeps bandwidth usage to a minimum across the sites and improves reponse time a great deal, much more efficient than if we were to crawl your entire site each time we need fresh data.
Hope that clears thing up.
Chris
MMP is a directory that is created once your store has been accepted to the Marketplace. In that directory is a file called storedetails.asp, that file contains basic information about your store categoires and products. When a visitor hits any pages in the Marketplace related to your store, the Marketplace calls information from that file to display in the Marketplace. This keeps bandwidth usage to a minimum across the sites and improves reponse time a great deal, much more efficient than if we were to crawl your entire site each time we need fresh data.
Hope that clears thing up.
Chris
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