At 13:01 11/04/00 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi!
>
>I am conserned about the navigation part of FreeTrade. I love FreeTrade,
>but feel it has a lack in this area.
>
>I would say that a database driven webstore is for large stores with many
>products.
>
>I think a basic navigation for FreeTrade shuld cover as follow:
>
>A link on item page that will take you back to whatever list you were
>watching, also in a list divided into several pages. (If on listing no
>30-40, back there)
OK how about this, in item page
/* show link to department */
print("<A HREF=\""
. ScreenURL("department.inc")
. "&department=" . $department
. "\">");
print("Back to previous Department</A>");
/* end */
$department is loaded in page item so this snip will have to go in after
if( !isset($department) )
{
/* get the department for this item */
$department = $Item["Department"][0];
}
$department = intval($department);
>
>A link taking you back or forward in a long list.
>
>A count of total records for listing.
>
>I can not write it, I truly wish I could. But I would like to challange jj
>and the people at Clearinc, as well as others capable on the list.
>
>==
>
>As a truly good and pro referense to navigation, www.autocity.de (find the
>automarked part)
>I can tell from looking at the URL (thanks jj :-) that on item page they use
>same listing as on previus url to next listing. That way if someone is on
>page 3 (item 31 -40), clicks for item display, clicks back, they are back on
>the same level as before. I belive this will solv the navigation problem
>going back to list one time for all. (thay just pass pasrt of the URL that
>led to the page as a variable, and then pass it on to item screen where a
>link back is resolved??? Or am I wrong?)
>
>Thats how list URL looks like
>http://www.autocity.de/automarkt/privat/suchen/gergebnisliste.php?ausTabelle
>n=&was=10&start=30&art=10&e=
>
>Thats how item URL looks like
>http://www.autocity.de/automarkt/privat/suchen/geinzelanzeige.php?anzId=6739
>7&ausTabellen=&was=10&start=30&art=10&e=
>
>
>I like this solution. It is not a Store, but as a database driven solution,
>it is so cool. This site was one of the sites I looked at before I decided
>to comit myself to PHP. I am sorry that I can not code this, but I hope you
>agree that this is what we need, and that someone will do it.
>
>
>Bjarne Hansen
>Oslo Norway
>
>
>
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