Re: GET DYNAMIC CONTENT BACK!

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From: Eric_Starck
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 03:34

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Yes, the GL6 Dynamic content module needs some study and logic application but it will all become clear. Another route is to buy a pre-made set of templates - such as from www.ecommercetemplates.com - you could set up a database store - but use it as a product inventory/display system. The templates come in php/msql and asp. Their help is great and they have a forum in which users answer most questions. Taking this route allows one to ease into the php or asp programming. Good luck - it is all great fun to learn.

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