[ic] Dan you have some competition

[Terry Cox <terrycox@sysmatrix.net>]

Dan I think Jim Balcom is giving you some competition in the humor line with his daily tags. Since I am a programmer I especially like this one:

If God wanted us to do Hex we'd have 16 fingers.

You had given me some information which is below for review. I don't believe that is what I need. I will try and formulate a better question but before I do I will check the on-line help. This was just a question I needed answered before I start using interchange. I have not decided yet if I will use it or not. This is one of the questions I need answered before spending a lot of time with it. I am still toying with the idea of programming my own since this will be a a very, very small store and I want it to look totally like a Ma/Pa type store. Nothing extremely fancy and very easy to get around in.

Thanks again and to coin a sign off used by you know who....

HAND,

Terry Cox


************************************************
> Greetings to all and happy holidays,
> 
> I am new to interchange and have not actually started setting 
> it up. Don't worry I'm not going to ask "How do I set it up?" 
>  My question is this:
> 
> I have already set up my own home page which I call the 
> *Store Lobby*. I have only 10 departments (or categories if 
> you will). I see that all products are placed in a *catalog* 
> and that there ar no actual product html pages. The question 
> is, "Can I link to a particular category and bring up the 
> interchange store with only those products within the 
> category (department) directly from my own home page? You 
> know setting up <a href=xxxxx> from my department link.
> 
> I don't need a lengthy explanation. Just whether or not it 
> can be done and maybe a direction on where to look for the 
> source on how to do it.
> 
> By the way, Dan, I liked your pun, *What is the official 
> shopping center of Star Wars?*
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> Terry Cox

(Thanks.  I tend to be the list-clown for some reason.)

I recommend something like:

1. Get a category page built just the way you want it in Interchange.

2. Include it in your other page with Apache directives, ala...

<!--#include
virtual="http://www.interchange_store.com/link_to_category_that_I_want"-
->

However, I may have misunderstood your question.  :^)

Dan Browning
Kavod Technologies


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