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RE: Different results pages, and inserting "page" into flycat



******    message to minivend-users from "Lyn St George" <lyn@zolotek.com>     ******

On Mon, 3 May 1999 07:21:14 -0700, Thompson-Jordan wrote:
>
>> Hallo all
>>
>> I've just got back into MV 3.12, and building my first catalogue.
>>
>> Two things I can't figure out - maybe I'm a little dense :)
>>
>> I want to have different results.html pages, one for each one-click
>> search, so that each page can then have different logobars and
>> menubars.
>
>Check in the documentation under on-click search variables. You can add
>"se=mypage" to your search string to select the page.

In fact it should be sp=mypage - finally found a clue to this in the non-frames 
docs, after trying "mv_search_page=mypage".

>> The other thing, is to insert a "page" into the flycat, ie, you click
>> on a link from a results page which takes you to the flycat (as
>> there is no pre-built page corresponding to the item-code), and
>> this should insert a "page", consisting of a couple of screens full of
>> stuff, into the flycat page. Using pre-built pages instead
>> works of course,
>> but I really need to have a page just with <table> blah </table>
>> to insert into the flycat page.
>
>Not quite sure what you mean. flypage.html shows information for an
>individual item from the products database. Usually results pages create
>links that use the product code as the page name and Minivend then shows
>flypage with the data from that product record selected. Flycat is an
>alternate catalog type for catalogs that don't need a products database
>from what I understand.

I meant to say "flypage.html", not flycat :(
There are some tags concerning "include" and "insert" but I can't get 
them to work. Basically, what I want is a similar result as when going 
from the results page to a pre-built page named after the product code, 
but to insert a file into the flypage.html instead. Ie, the flypage will 
then show just this file and look the same as a pre-built page, but 
the file will be something which is very simple to edit or make, as 
it will not have any MV tags - just text and a few <p> or <ol> tags.
So, on the results page you click on a link:
 <A HREF="[area [item-code]]">[item-field description]</a> and 
it goes to flypage.html which inserts into itself a file corresponding to 
[item-code] for the visitor to read.
Seems as though it should be very simple to do, and no doubt 
it is very simple when you know how!

Lyn St George
lyn@zolotek.com		http://www.career-plus.com

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