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we are a final year project group from pcce,and are developing a confernce website using drupal,we have thought of using the ecommerce module and were just wondering if anyone would assist us how to go about using the ecommerce module,need help soon,dead line is near 21st jan 2006.i wanted more information on the tables created by eccomerce module....
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It works really nice since you don't have to change your content to use it. All you have to do is enable the module and all your headings turn into nice looking images.
Unfortunatelly you also have to make some modifications to your template to use it. Just a few lines in the template.php
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My URL currently looks like: ".../search_real_estate?City=A&Bedrooms=B&Bathrooms=C&Min=D&Max=E" (where A through E are the variables that i'm passing)
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".../search_real_estate/A/B/C/D/E"
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