Honest review needed for site

[RuralWeb]

Yes the advice is as good as i say,

Then stick with that

SPP i believe is the way forward for my site

It is for every site so thats a no brainer - just search the forum over the last 3 years and you will see that its been that way for years

[roundman]

Hi guys
a couple of questions if you please,
Firstly i have moved alot of stuff around and cut some stuff out, now when i take a snapshot i get some errors, all of them are filepath names for images which do not exist now, how do i get rid of these errors????
And secondly im am moving the hand tools section around abit,(still not quite finished) how many subsections are acceptable ?? can u have to many??
by having more of the subsections i am keeping the amount of clicks to product to 3 which is better for finding the right product right??
Please bear in mind that this is still continuing work

[Duncan Rounding]

You're probably going to have to search and replace your image paths in the database using access - backup first.

Reducing the number of levels to go through to get to a product is always a good thing. Keep in mind as well though that most people will probably arrive on your site directly on the product page.

[roundman]

so i have to restore the image to that filepath??
what if i just followed the file path that it tells me and just add the pic and name its looking for??

[Duncan Rounding]

You have two choices re-locate the images back to the same directory structure/paths that they were in before you moved them or go into the database with MS Access (backup first) and find all the links and correct them to where you moved them to.

[roundman]

yeah that second one sounds a bit to tech for me lol
can i put any image in there??
as long as they are named as per the original

[roundman]

Hi guys
is there a way of linking my site with my suppliers so that it alerts me to any price changes??