Re: [mv] categories, categories, categories

[Steve & Patti Getzinger <steveandpatti@wubs.org>]

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Yes. When I did it I just gave each item a subcategory. In the site I did this
with we even went another level deep but that is about as far as I would want to
go. To many clicks on the site can become a problem. Just create a field and name
it (I used subcat). Two levels is about right for most any situation. Category &
Subcategory

Steve

keith@daegon.com wrote:

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> I have a bit of a problem...I have finally got minivend working with
> postgre, and am setting up my catalog...but I need to know if there is a
> way to have product categories _within_ another category. If that is not
> possible, would it be better to make "fake categories" which are
> actually just a query for a certain type of item in the catalog?
>
> Any help would be appreciated...
>
> Keith
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