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Sep 9th, 2006, 14:32
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Hi all!
Ok, I'm trying to complete a shopping site for a design course. The basic problem (appart from the fact that I'm completely new at this) is this: On my main product page there are a number of product categories, most of which lead to the list of products, but some categories have sub categories, ie: the kitchen category has crockery, cutlery, glassware etc. In my database I have a category table and a sub category table. My database tables are like this: Main categories table: (Categories) CategoryID, Category, Pic Sub Categories table: (Categories2) Category2ID, Category2, Pic2 But in my code, if you click the kitchen link for example, it displays All the sub categories - not just the kitchen ones. How do I get it to just display the sub categories that I need? I'm sure this is simple but I can't get my head to fit around it. Please help!  Oh...and please explain it to me like I'm five years old...my brain is screwed!  
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