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How do I sort data in this case?

Thread began 12/02/2009 7:14 am by rikaG_510 | Last modified 12/05/2009 8:40 am by rikaG_510 | 3597 views | 6 replies

rikaG_510

How do I sort data in this case?

Hello
I am building my first eCommerce site using MySQL.
This is more of a conceptual question rather than technical.

ProductID 1 (Bolt) - this bolt has 6 different sizes, and a tricky part is only option #6 is in different price.

Option for ProductID 1;
#1 6x35
#2 6x40
#3 6x45
#4 6x50
#5 6x60
#6 6x80
(#1 to #5 are $2, but #6 is $3)

Eventually I'd like to set up the site using eCart. When I do that, I am planning to put dropdown menu so I can save space. And when you choose #6, I'd like the price to be changed as well.

In my limited ability I guessed that an easy way is that separately input #6 as another product, but if possible, I'd like to put this #6 together with others since they are the same products.

I have a feeling this is not what I can do on MySQL, but even so, I'd like to know how to prepare data (in option table) on MySQL so I can eventually make in the way I mentionted. I hope I made my question clear enough...

I really appreciate this forum to solve each questions. Very helpful and educational.

Thank you in advance.
Rika

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