William Bass III: (Or whatever WBass3 stands for)

Good thought!!

Sorting by category was only an example. There are lots of ways to do this.
All I was trying to show was that you can set up a sort of poor man's
database simply with HTML pages. It does not have to be a big fancy
interactive database to show the information.

One of the really great things about web work is the many and varied ways to
do the same basic thing.

Ted

> I agree with Ted..  but for someone who's sole purpose at OneStop (till
they
> went out of business and laid me off yesterday) was Site/Market
Analysis...
> having the products sorted my category is only one option i would give
> them.........  but also give them an option of looking for items listed
> alphabetically as well......  from my site analysis..   most people know
> exactly what they are looking for and search alpha-numerically...   just a
> suggestion...    it was very interesting seeing those kinds of stats
too...
> because it really enabled me to track a users behavior...  in fact..  more
> users searched by catalog index (alpha-numerically) than they did from the
> marketplace (categorically)............  Hope that helps
>

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