Re: New site announcement + Re: Showing once on a founditems

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1997

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texte = BonjourSuite � notre coupe de t�l je vous confirme la date du 22 janvier � lacompagnie bancaire 5 av Km�ber 75116 Paris local de l'Atelier � 16 h00Nous pouvons bien sur pr�senter froufrou si vous le souhaitez et ensuiteparler de web catalogun autre dev web cat sera l�pour le dev sur le site de voitures l'adresse est www.traderpub.comJe pense que l'on peut s'en inspirer pour mon concessionnaire citroena plus tardChristophe BECKPortable 33 6 80 15 85 85-----Message d'origine-----De : Gilles Renoul � : WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com Objet : New site announcement + Re: Showing once on a founditems>Hello>>This is an annoucement for a new site created with WebCatalog:>>www.froufrou.com>>It is dedicated to french fashion : jewels and lingerie for now, other>fashion accessories soon. English and French languages.>>This site doesn't follow the example store provided by PCS. I was designed>from scratch.>>The main differencies:>as we had to deal both with separated items and sets of items, we had to>think of a way to group items when you see them, when you select them, when>you choose their various characteristics for ordering. This implied working>with items groups and with different characteristics all the time.>>When you select items, you don't choose any characteristic, you just put>them apart for further drawing back. It is only when you see your selection>that you choose the number of items ordered, their shapes, colours, sizes,>etc.>>I would like to thank the people of this extremely useful mailing list,>particularly the chief ingeneer Grant Hubert.>>I found the database/searching part of WebCatalog extremely easy to use,>powerful, versatile, fast. I found that dealing with shopping carts and>orders was a little more difficult because of the inherent models you can>hardly override. Web Catalog is really excellent. Congratulations.>>Any advises, criticisms, suggestions will be appreciated by froufrou.com.>>>About this problem of grouping items, this is how we resolved it :>>an item (with unique sku) is the smallest stand-alone buyable product.>Stand-alone products can be bought grouped as a set, so the set has to be>registrated as item itself with its unique sku. The separate items and the>various sets grouping them are affected with a common family number. So>you can list things either by requiring the whole category, either by>requiring a stand-alone sku, either by requiring a family product number. I>think you can go on sub-categorising the families for more complex items>intercourses.>>If you have a family-photograph of three jackets for example, just give>them a common number and give this photograph this number as a name. Then>you can perform a separate search on this family number summarizing the>results, or a lookup on the first jacket to get its family number and>display the corresponding photograph.>>I am not sure I have been clear enough...>>I apologise for my probably numerous english barbarisms.>>>Thank you for your attention.>>----->Gilles Renoul>pan@calva.net>France>>> >>In doing a search for a specific category, I need to accomplish two>things,>> >>I need to show the category once (which I could use the [searchTitle]>> >>outside of my founditems to do this) and then show the different>[Titles]>> >>associated with this category, Now..some of my titles share a single>photo,>> >>so I need to group those with that photo.>> >>>> >>Example: I have 3 Different Jackets, all of same category yet with>> >>different names[titles], but all three are depicted on one photo.>> >>>> >>So.. If I have 6 different items under category Jackets, 3 of which>share>> >>the same photo, 2 share another photo, & one has it's own. Can I Show>the>> >>[Category] Jackets, one time at top of page. Then group each found item>> >>with it's photo.>>>> Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

BonjourSuite � notre coupe de t�l je vous confirme la date du 22 janvier � lacompagnie bancaire 5 av Km�ber 75116 Paris local de l'Atelier � 16 h00Nous pouvons bien sur pr�senter froufrou si vous le souhaitez et ensuiteparler de web catalogun autre dev web cat sera l�pour le dev sur le site de voitures l'adresse est www.traderpub.comJe pense que l'on peut s'en inspirer pour mon concessionnaire citroena plus tardChristophe BECKPortable 33 6 80 15 85 85-----Message d'origine-----De : Gilles Renoul � : WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com Objet : New site announcement + Re: Showing once on a founditems>Hello>>This is an annoucement for a new site created with WebCatalog:>>www.froufrou.com>>It is dedicated to french fashion : jewels and lingerie for now, other>fashion accessories soon. English and French languages.>>This site doesn't follow the example store provided by PCS. I was designed>from scratch.>>The main differencies:>as we had to deal both with separated items and sets of items, we had to>think of a way to group items when you see them, when you select them, when>you choose their various characteristics for ordering. This implied working>with items groups and with different characteristics all the time.>>When you select items, you don't choose any characteristic, you just put>them apart for further drawing back. It is only when you see your selection>that you choose the number of items ordered, their shapes, colours, sizes,>etc.>>I would like to thank the people of this extremely useful mailing list,>particularly the chief ingeneer Grant Hubert.>>I found the database/searching part of WebCatalog extremely easy to use,>powerful, versatile, fast. I found that dealing with shopping carts and>orders was a little more difficult because of the inherent models you can>hardly override. Web Catalog is really excellent. Congratulations.>>Any advises, criticisms, suggestions will be appreciated by froufrou.com.>>>About this problem of grouping items, this is how we resolved it :>>an item (with unique sku) is the smallest stand-alone buyable product.>Stand-alone products can be bought grouped as a set, so the set has to be>registrated as item itself with its unique sku. The separate items and the>various sets grouping them are affected with a common family number. So>you can list things either by requiring the whole category, either by>requiring a stand-alone sku, either by requiring a family product number. I>think you can go on sub-categorising the families for more complex items>intercourses.>>If you have a family-photograph of three jackets for example, just give>them a common number and give this photograph this number as a name. Then>you can perform a separate search on this family number summarizing the>results, or a lookup on the first jacket to get its family number and>display the corresponding photograph.>>I am not sure I have been clear enough...>>I apologise for my probably numerous english barbarisms.>>>Thank you for your attention.>>----->Gilles Renoul>pan@calva.net>France>>> >>In doing a search for a specific category, I need to accomplish two>things,>> >>I need to show the category once (which I could use the [searchTitle]>> >>outside of my founditems to do this) and then show the different>[Titles]>> >>associated with this category, Now..some of my titles share a single>photo,>> >>so I need to group those with that photo.>> >>>> >>Example: I have 3 Different Jackets, all of same category yet with>> >>different names[titles], but all three are depicted on one photo.>> >>>> >>So.. If I have 6 different items under category Jackets, 3 of which>share>> >>the same photo, 2 share another photo, & one has it's own. Can I Show>the>> >>[Category] Jackets, one time at top of page. Then group each found item>> >>with it's photo.>>>> Christophe BECK

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Re: New site announcement + Re: Showing once on a founditems

1997

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