Now you need to update the Business Manager settings so that your
application uploads and uses the modified cartridge.
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Set UX Studio to connect and auto-upload.
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Open UX Studio and in the Navigator view go to your
configured Digital Server Connection (which you might have custom
named).
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Right-click and select Properties > Project
References from the popup menu. Your storefront cartridge
should be checked.
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Right-click again on the Digital Server Connection name
and select Digital. Make sure that Auto-Load is checked. If it
is checked, you might want to uncheck and recheck it to completely
refresh all the cartridge files on the server.
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In the Business Manager, make sure your cartridge is
registered.
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Select Administration > Sites > Manage
Sites - [Your Storefront Site].
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Click the Settings tab. Your storefront cartridge must be in
the cartridge path list.
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Consider your cartridge's position in the path in case of
pipeline overloading. Pipelines in cartridges to the left overload
pipelines with the same name in cartridges to the right.
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Navigate to the storefront (click Site-YourShopHere >
Storefront.
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If your storefront doesn't appear and you get an error, check
the following:
- Did you enter the correct cartridge name into the Business
Manager (it's case-sensitive).
- Is the Business Manager pointing to the right version
(Administration > Site Development > Code Deployment). The
version you are using in Studio must match the
Active
version.
- Is your version of Studio the same as the Sandbox
version?
- Are you using a new cartridge. If you are, you might need to
restart the instance to register the cartridge and pipeline. Do this
from the Control Center.
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Login to the storefront or register as a new user.
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Navigate to the Your Account page.
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Click the Personal Preferences link.
You see the following:

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Troubleshoot as follows if you got error messages:
- Did you set the connector name between the interaction
continue node and the
UpdateObjectWithForm
pipelet to
apply?
- Click the Show Request Log setting from the Storefront
Toolkit (see Storefront Toolkit documentation) and review any error
messages for clues.
- The most common errors are case-sensitive typos, failure to
label the transition from an interactive continue node and improper
naming or connectivity between the client and server.
- If you still have problems, use the pipeline debugger to
trace what is happening.