Thanks for your response on this issue.
I can certainly do what you suggest but if there are price changes then I will have to manually make the price changes on each page I have used that method on.
I found the following include statement in one of the forum posts {include file="currency.tpl" value=$product.list_price}
This provides the price but it places at the bottom of the product page rather than at the top. However, when I insert the HTML simple link it places it where I want it. Consequently, I thought if I were to modify the syntax of the HTML simple link to include the product price then that would be the best method.
I have over 600 products that I need this capability for. I am on an ASP system now and I do this now by placing a link on each page. You can see an example at
http://www.theherbsplace.com/thaigo.asp
Currently, I have this block of code at the top and bottom of each page -
Thai-Go Twin Pack (2-25 fl. oz.) - Stock #4095-1
Retail - $74.95б═б═Buy Now б═б═Members - $49.95
The 74.95 and 49.95 are generated by the database using ASP. That is all I am asking XCart to do too.
Hopefully, someone can point me in the right direction.
Randal