Hi Scott, On May 25, 2011, at 7:16 AM, Scott Gibson wrote:
> Hello, > > If I have a category like "Clutches" and it has parent categories of "Ford", > "Dodge", and "Chevy", is there some way I can specify that a specific product > only show under the Clutches category beneath "Dodge" and *not* show up under > the Clutches category beneath "Ford" and "Chevy"? > > Thanks, > Scott I would suggest to rethink the way the categories are structured and associated to products. There are of course different solutions but I would suggest something like this: Product A Product B Product C Clutches-->Product A Clutches-->Product B Clutches-->Product C Ford-->Product A Ford-->Product C Dodge-->Product B and then you can implement custom searches like: * select products that are in Clutches and are in Ford (A and C) * select products that are in Clutches (A and B and C) * select products that are in Dodge (B) Another option is to create three different Clutches categories: "Clutches - Ford" "Clutches - Dodge" "Clutches - Chevy" Kind regards, Jacopo
