Feature Pack 8: The Madisons store is deprecated. Most features demonstrated in the Madisons store are available in the Aurora store.

Mobile overall layout

The overall layout remains consistent throughout the Madisons mobile starter store, and contains three main sections: the header, breadcrumb trail, and footer.

  • The header contains the mobile store logo, with the option to Sign In or Sign out, depending on the customer's current login status.
  • The breadcrumb trail maintains the current navigation structure as the customer navigates throughout the mobile store. Each level of categories in the breadcrumb trail can be clicked, quickly navigating into the most recent browsed sections of the mobile store.
  • The footer contains links to store pages such as the home page, search, product compare, and other store pages contained in the Madisons mobile starter store site flow.

Elements of the mobile overall layout

Mobile product details screen capture

JSP files
  • CachedHeaderDisplay.jsp displays the store's header.
  • CachedFooterDisplay.jsp displays the store's footer.
JSP file fragments
  • BreadCrumbTrailDisplay.jspf displays the breadcrumb trail.
e-Marketing spots
  • The Madisons mobile starter store e-Marketing spots contain a Mobile prefix to distinguish them from the Madisons starter store e-Marketing spots of the same name.
    The mobile e-Marketing spots include:
    • MobileApparelFeaturedProducts
    • MobileFurnitureFeaturedProducts
    • MobileHomePage
    • MobileHomePageFeaturedProducts
    • MobileKitchenwareFeaturedProducts
    • MobileTablewareFeaturedProducts

Links and buttons

  • In the header:
    • When Sign In is clicked, logon is called.
    • When Sign Out is clicked, the logoff command is called.
  • In the footer:
    • When a store page link is clicked, its corresponding JSP file name is called.

      For example:

      • When Home is clicked, mobileHome is called.

      The JSP file names for each store page can be found in the Madisons mobile starter store site flow, where the JSP file name represents the entire page.