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Junior Mechanic
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thanks in advance anybody who can help me with my question, which is:

I have various pages which are basically catalogues, but when I have update page one with a new product, how can i automatically shuffle all of the other producs backwards, without physically moving all of the products in the tables around?

I hope this makes sense,please let me know if you require further info,

Gary Scott
 
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Working Mechanic
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what i would do is grouping all the prewies ones, than moving the object lower and inserting the new at top.Than spacing them again at the same distance.Can't come up with any better.bye.
 
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Junior Mechanic
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thanks for the advice, the only problem is, it is a pain when you are working over several pages.
 
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You could use a php script that will build your catalogue pages dynamically. This is basically what shopping carts do. For example, I have use such a script to build pages here.
 
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Junior Mechanic
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looks perfect larry, thanks for that, where would I find a comercially avialable script such as this?

thanks Gary
 
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Gary,

Can you post a link to a page with your catalog's? Also, can your site use PHP? The script was hand-made, but I may be able to adapt it for your use. Please contact me via e-mail (my address in in my publish profile).
 
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