Re: Size/Color Options
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2002
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 43382
interpreted = N
texte = I just worked on a site just like this.The way I achieved this was to create another field called something like PRODUCT_ID. Then the Products editing page automatically writes the first few (appropriate) characters to this field when a new product is added.The way this works is that all your results and detail pages use the PRODUCT_ID field for displaying. The products.db also contains a default graphic so that you have an add for a product rather than a specific color and size. Important to note also is that you do your results with a SIZEsumm=T (and perhaps a COLORsumm=T peramiter so that you only have a single product result.Once a customer has chosen a size and color then a search can be done (using PRODUCT_ID, COLOR, and SIZE) to find the exact product SKU that is wanted before using the [addlineitems] command.I would give you an URL but I don't know if my client wouldlike that or not. hope this helps,DonovanClint Davis wrote:> Listmates, > > Happy Friday the 13th! > > I'm sure my question has been covered before, but I'm in a serious time > crunch, and I need some quick pointers to get a new store up and running. > So, bear with me please. > > My client has several types of products to sell including t-shirts. Each > size/color variation has it's own SKU, but I don't want to list every > variation on the category page. I would like to see a single listing for a > Friday the 13th shirt, then the detail page will include two pull-down > menus - size and color. > > Category Page = T-Shirts > -------------------------------------- > Item - 1105 - Friday the 13th shirt > Item - 1231 - Jacksonville Jaguars shirt > Item - 1314 - I love my dog shirt > > Detail Page = I love my dog shirt > -------------------------------------- > Item - 1314 > Desc. - I love my dog shirt > Colors - Red, Blue, Gray, White > Sizes - M, L, XL, XXL > > SKUs for item 1314 > -------------------------------------- > Red/M = 131401 > Red/L = 131403 > Red/XL = 131405 > Red/XXL = 131407 > Blue/M = 131421 > Blue/L = 131423 > Blue/XL = 131425 > Blue/XXL = 131427 > Gray/M = 131431 > Gray/L = 131433 > Gray/XL = 131435 > Gray/XXL = 131437 > White/M = 131441 > White/L = 131443 > White/XL = 131445 > White/XXL = 131447 > > Can someone PLEASE give me a few quick pointers to get this thing going? > >-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------<><> Donovan Brooke <><>->ï ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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I just worked on a site just like this.The way I achieved this was to create another field called something like PRODUCT_ID. Then the Products editing page automatically writes the first few (appropriate) characters to this field when a new product is added.The way this works is that all your results and detail pages use the PRODUCT_ID field for displaying. The products.db also contains a default graphic so that you have an add for a product rather than a specific color and size. Important to note also is that you do your results with a SIZEsumm=T (and perhaps a COLORsumm=T peramiter so that you only have a single product result.Once a customer has chosen a size and color then a search can be done (using PRODUCT_ID, COLOR, and SIZE) to find the exact product SKU that is wanted before using the [addlineitems] command.I would give you an URL but I don't know if my client wouldlike that or not. hope this helps,DonovanClint Davis wrote:> Listmates, > > Happy Friday the 13th! > > I'm sure my question has been covered before, but I'm in a serious time > crunch, and I need some quick pointers to get a new store up and running. > So, bear with me please. > > My client has several types of products to sell including t-shirts. Each > size/color variation has it's own SKU, but I don't want to list every > variation on the category page. I would like to see a single listing for a > Friday the 13th shirt, then the detail page will include two pull-down > menus - size and color. > > Category Page = T-Shirts > -------------------------------------- > Item - 1105 - Friday the 13th shirt > Item - 1231 - Jacksonville Jaguars shirt > Item - 1314 - I love my dog shirt > > Detail Page = I love my dog shirt > -------------------------------------- > Item - 1314 > Desc. - I love my dog shirt > Colors - Red, Blue, Gray, White > Sizes - M, L, XL, XXL > > SKUs for item 1314 > -------------------------------------- > Red/M = 131401 > Red/L = 131403 > Red/XL = 131405 > Red/XXL = 131407 > Blue/M = 131421 > Blue/L = 131423 > Blue/XL = 131425 > Blue/XXL = 131427 > Gray/M = 131431 > Gray/L = 131433 > Gray/XL = 131435 > Gray/XXL = 131437 > White/M = 131441 > White/L = 131443 > White/XL = 131445 > White/XXL = 131447 > > Can someone PLEASE give me a few quick pointers to get this thing going? > >-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------<><> Donovan Brooke <><>->ï ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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