Re: color and size options

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1997


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 14638
interpreted = N
texte = >Go to http://search.smithmicro.com/mailinglists.html and search for product size in the subject line. On 10/22 you should see some ideas.Grant,Archives....what a wonderful thing!!!Below are the solutions you mentioned in the archive. I believe #2 will work for size, yet #3 (the database) will probably need to be used due to many different variations for color, for each garment. Could you possible give a brief example of how #3 would work. 2) There are just a few different lists of sizes Create SizePopup1.inc, SizePopup2.inc, SizePopup3.inc, each of which have the unique lists of sizes in them. Add a field to the database called [SizeType] that indicates which type of size poup it needs, 1, 2 or 3Then use [ShowIf [needsSize]=T][include SizePopup[SizeType].inc][/ShowIf] 3) There is a huge variety of size lists, basically unique to each product Either put the literal HTML for the whole popup into a field in the database, or create a related database (linked by SKU) that has all the size listings in it for each SKU. Thank you, Ray Hatch (trying to learn at the speed of an OC-12, comprehending at the speed of about 9600 baud...) Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: color and size options (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  2. Re: color and size options / ARCHIVES (Paul Uttermohlen 1997)
  3. Re: color and size options / ARCHIVES (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  4. Re: color and size options (Raymond Hatch 1997)
  5. Re: color and size options (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  6. color and size options (Raymond Hatch 1997)
>Go to http://search.smithmicro.com/mailinglists.html and search for product size in the subject line. On 10/22 you should see some ideas.Grant,Archives....what a wonderful thing!!!Below are the solutions you mentioned in the archive. I believe #2 will work for size, yet #3 (the database) will probably need to be used due to many different variations for color, for each garment. Could you possible give a brief example of how #3 would work. 2) There are just a few different lists of sizes Create SizePopup1.inc, SizePopup2.inc, SizePopup3.inc, each of which have the unique lists of sizes in them. Add a field to the database called [SizeType] that indicates which type of size poup it needs, 1, 2 or 3Then use [ShowIf [needsSize]=T][include SizePopup[SizeType].inc][/ShowIf] 3) There is a huge variety of size lists, basically unique to each product Either put the literal HTML for the whole popup into a field in the database, or create a related database (linked by SKU) that has all the size listings in it for each SKU. Thank you, Ray Hatch (trying to learn at the speed of an OC-12, comprehending at the speed of about 9600 baud...) Raymond Hatch

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