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Posted by J.O. Aho on 12/06/05 02:23
Dan Williams wrote:
> Awesome reply, thank you.
> My big thing with all of this is keeping it simple.
> I agree about the tables etc, the problem is, the specs change so fast.
As soon as a spec changes, it will just require one to change that in the
database and it would be directly changed on the website, thats the power when
you make a dynamic solution.
> And I do not want the customer to be with tom amny choices.
Thats all up to you, what you feed into the database, thats why you have a
relation-table, which allows you from having one option to as many as you want
to give the users.
> That is what I like about the sneakers set up,
They most likely uses a system similar to the one I suggested in my previous post.
> I have a web server (Linex) with mysql on it, but am not a programmer.
> Do you know of any canned solutions you have seen that would work with
> slight modification.
> Or better yet, a ballpark of what it would cost to have something like this
> set up?
Linux would be a good choice and mysql is good enough for the task too.
Sadly I haven't seen any already made such solutions, much can be for myself I
don't have a need of a such. I would suggest you use google.com and search for
"php shopping carts" or similar things and you could visit freshmeat.net and
see if there are any projects that could fit your needs.
//Aho
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