shull
05-14-2007, 10:05 AM
Hi :)
I've noticed a feature on many e-commerce sites which I can't find on any forum/tutorial sites.
On a product detail page, there will be a list of associated products, commonly under the heading 'You May Also Be Interested In These Products...', tempting the visitor to purchase extra items.
Each associated product typically displays the product image, product title & product price.
I'm using Dreamweaver 8 and ASP (Javascript) with an Access database table (fields: product_id [primary key], product_title, product_description, product_image, product_price, associated_product1 [product_id of associated product], etc.).
I just need a basic way of displaying selected associated product fields on a detail page (product_title, product_price, product_image etc). I assume some kind of recordset needs creating, but my head hurts after hours of thinking about it. To keep things simple, the associated_product1 field will just take the product_id of the associated product.
Thanks in advance for all your help, the forum looks excellent!
:)
I've noticed a feature on many e-commerce sites which I can't find on any forum/tutorial sites.
On a product detail page, there will be a list of associated products, commonly under the heading 'You May Also Be Interested In These Products...', tempting the visitor to purchase extra items.
Each associated product typically displays the product image, product title & product price.
I'm using Dreamweaver 8 and ASP (Javascript) with an Access database table (fields: product_id [primary key], product_title, product_description, product_image, product_price, associated_product1 [product_id of associated product], etc.).
I just need a basic way of displaying selected associated product fields on a detail page (product_title, product_price, product_image etc). I assume some kind of recordset needs creating, but my head hurts after hours of thinking about it. To keep things simple, the associated_product1 field will just take the product_id of the associated product.
Thanks in advance for all your help, the forum looks excellent!
:)