Hello Jon,
Thursday, December 4, 2003, 12:59:17 PM, you wrote:
JB They are in groups (type, category) but the problem is the way their
JB products relate doesn't correspond to their type (book, video etc) or
JB their category (like Classic Books, Rewarding Social Skills etc) and
JB some products
Hello Jon,
Thursday, December 4, 2003, 12:42:28 PM, you wrote:
JB I don't think getting the info into the db will be a problem, what I
JB see as a problem is how an admin will select 3 out of 200+ products.
JB Obviously a drop down is a bad idea, but so would a alphabetical list.
JB has anyone
Hi,
Why should I not use drop downs ?? are they generally out of favour now
?? why ???
I ask because I was thinking of having each categories products listed
in a drop down !
Thanks,
Jon
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Hello Jon,
Thursday, December 4, 2003, 1:08:36 PM, you wrote:
JB Why should I not use drop downs ?? are they generally out of favour now
JB ?? why ???
Not at all.
JB I ask because I was thinking of having each categories products listed
JB in a drop down !
You said there were over 200 of
They are in groups (type, category) but the problem is the way their
products relate doesn't correspond to their type (book, video etc) or
their category (like Classic Books, Rewarding Social Skills etc) and
some products appear in more than one category as well.
Any other ideas ??
Thanks,
Hi,
I'm currently working on my first e-commerce site and would like to
offer my client the option of adding, maybe 3, related products for
each product using the CMS I'm developing. I guess this would be much
like Amazon et all.
I don't think getting the info into the db will be a problem,
On Thursday, December 4, 2003, at 11:42 PM, Jon Bennett wrote:
I'm currently working on my first e-commerce site and would like to
offer my client the option of adding, maybe 3, related products for
each product using the CMS I'm developing. I guess this would be much
like Amazon et all.
I
Would I be right in thinking that php alone can't change the content of
a dropdown once the browser has loaded the file without a page refresh
??? In which case I need to source out some javascript, anyone got
anything that might help me (code, tute, urls etc) as I'm not having
much luck with
Hello Jon,
Thursday, December 4, 2003, 3:43:53 PM, you wrote:
JB Would I be right in thinking that php alone can't change the content of
JB a dropdown once the browser has loaded the file without a page refresh
Right.
JB ??? In which case I need to source out some javascript, anyone got
JB
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Jon Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/4/2003 9:43:53 AM
Would I be right in thinking that php alone can't change the content of
a dropdown once the browser has loaded the file without a page refresh
??? In which case I need to source out some javascript, anyone got
How about a dropdown for each category (max 25 products per cat I'd
think) with either a series of radio buttons or another dropdown to
determine the order of preference (1,2 or3), how would something like
that stand up to the user interface and usuability bods ??
Dang, that wouldn't work,
On Thu, Dec 04, 2003 at 03:43:53PM +, Jon Bennett wrote:
Would I be right in thinking that php alone can't change the content of
a dropdown once the browser has loaded the file without a page refresh
??? In which case I need to source out some javascript, anyone got
anything that might
Justin French mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, December 04, 2003 6:03 AM said:
2. Javascript pop-up -- you could take this part of the process out of
the main window, and into a JS pop-up window which let's the user dig
through categories, do searches, WHATEVER to find each product.
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