Color options - modified
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 23744
interpreted = N
texte = You guys are so prompt with your responses!Many of you responded, referring me to read up on TextA - TextE... ofcourse, this is the way to pass the color information on to the cart andordering sections of the script, right? I think I understand that part.The question is: can I provide drop down menus or other user-friendlyways for the shoppers to choose their color? The problem is that each ofmy 200+ items has different color values, so I can't easily just do onedatabase to contain the colors. I thought of actually writing the HTMLfor the drop-down menu into a database field, but I am working on thisfor a person that has little computer skills and doesn't want to have todo that every time he adds a new item. Does anyone else have any ideason how this could be handled??>>Hey guys! Has anyone had to deal with color options for database items>>with WebCatalog?>>>>I have a database (~200 items) of items that each have their own color>>options (2-6 colors for each item). When someone wants to buy an item,>>they have to choose the color. Each item has unique colors, and eachhas>>a different number of color options as well.>>>>I'm new to this, and I don't know how to have WebCatalog handle this.>>Can anyone provide ideas??>>>Look at the docs for [textA] to [textE].Teresa L. SchmidtThe Northwoods.comYou connection to Northern Wisconsin begins with www.thenorthwoods.com!(715) 356-7399Fax: (715) 358-8886teresa@thenorthwoods.com
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You guys are so prompt with your responses!Many of you responded, referring me to read up on TextA - TextE... ofcourse, this is the way to pass the color information on to the cart andordering sections of the script, right? I think I understand that part.The question is: can I provide drop down menus or other user-friendlyways for the shoppers to choose their color? The problem is that each ofmy 200+ items has different color values, so I can't easily just do onedatabase to contain the colors. I thought of actually writing the HTMLfor the drop-down menu into a database field, but I am working on thisfor a person that has little computer skills and doesn't want to have todo that every time he adds a new item. Does anyone else have any ideason how this could be handled??>>Hey guys! Has anyone had to deal with color options for database items>>with WebCatalog?>>>>I have a database (~200 items) of items that each have their own color>>options (2-6 colors for each item). When someone wants to buy an item,>>they have to choose the color. Each item has unique colors, and eachhas>>a different number of color options as well.>>>>I'm new to this, and I don't know how to have WebCatalog handle this.>>Can anyone provide ideas??>>>Look at the docs for [textA] to [textE].Teresa L. SchmidtThe Northwoods.comYou connection to Northern Wisconsin begins with www.thenorthwoods.com!(715) 356-7399Fax: (715) 358-8886teresa@thenorthwoods.com
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