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« on: December 10, 2006, 11:48:57 AM »


This is what I found for " sub categories in Joomla"
Could  jReviews work with it?
Found it over here....
http://forum.joomla.org/index.php/topic,10894.0.html

For big sites, there is always the possibility to organize your content differently, by thinking differently (not starting from the technical Joomla limitations/setup, but from your content..).
Define which content groups you need (items 1,2,3,.. in each of site a,b,c,..., all in national park x, which is in national parks east (others being for ex. west, south, norht, center.. etc etc).
Then, start setting up your sections/categories on an as-low-as-needed sublevel, for ex. section = national park x, categoeries = site a, b, c, .. and the individual items.
Now, you'll see you're missing the super-levels of national parks east, and if requiered, national parks (2 more levels). These you can fake by creating the corresponding section and category, with a description for each, and you will set up the hierarchy you want (to show to the user) by selecting the requiered "parent" when you make the menus.
Ex: menu link 1 = parent of all other: National Parks (section with one cat').
This will be parent of the National Parks East (cat' in previous, empty)
This in turn will be parent of (this is where your real content starts!) National Park x (section)
Which is parent of Site A (category)
which finaaly holds your content items..
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« Reply #1 on: December 10, 2006, 11:56:25 AM »

Anything you can do with Joomla content you can do with jReviews. However, the superlevel in the case of jReviews is the directory. Each directory can group different sections and categories.  If you look at the demo site http://demo.reviewsforjoomla.com, you will notice 2 menus at the top: Camera&Photo and Books,Music&Movies. These are 2 directories which hold the sections shown on the left side in the green modules.

There's also something else jReviews allows you to do which is create unlimited virtual categories for your content. For example in this page: http://demo.reviewsforjoomla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=33&Itemid=4

The author and category fields are custom fields which group items that have the same value selected. The same in this link, but now with the brand.

http://demo.reviewsforjoomla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=33&Itemid=4

So in effect you create unlimited categories and then using the fields module, shown on the same page above as the Cameras by Brand you allow users easy access to those virtual categories.
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« Reply #2 on: December 10, 2006, 12:31:35 PM »

Fantastic, I'm buying Jreviews soon, Amazing piece of software...Nice work.....

I got a better idea from the "digital camera review page" than the books section, in the demo site.

Keep up the good work  Wink
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