Re: How to represent category, subcategory, product

"TH" <thinktony_at_googlemail.com> wrote:

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>So far so good. Now a product is either in a subcategory or directly in
>a category with no subcategorisation. Of course if it's in a

     Why not always have a subcategorisation?
          cat, shorthair
          cat, longhair
          cat, other  <-- your non-subcategorised

>subcategory, its category is implied by the subcategory's parent
>category.

     You might think of it as being at the top of a list, but that is just presentation.

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Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

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