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Unfortunatly by default Yahoo stores tend to look alike. You get the left nav buttons and a pretty basic look. You get to use templates (which basically involves programming in lisp (but point and click (without the brackets))). A couple of examples:
Back to the point. Basically you can't do a lot of that stuff. Well you can, but it involves a bit of hackery. You can use some javascript trickery and external CGIs to get around some of these problems. The traffic generated by the Yahoo network makes it worthwhile for most people. On the other hand, most stores don't want advanced features and for $50/month Yahoo provides a fantastic deal for small stores. We use Intershop for sites that need features Yahoo can't provide. It's a great product but it is thousands of dollars just for the software before you start thinking about buying servers, hosting, development etc. gav^ In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: interchange for e-commerce?
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