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Demo 1 Predefined Searches Demo 2 Rotating Results Demo 3 Browse Results Demo 4 Search Form

Demo 1 - page 2 of 4: Predefined Searches Our first example illustrates a page where we have a predefined search on baseball for the books product category (we could have chosen any of the 16 categories of Amazon products, or even to search all categories). In this example, we are using the default formatting options of Piranha Feed, so we see full descriptions, large cover images, and pricing information, all laid out in a 2 column format.   Books     The 33-Year-Old Rookie: How I Finally Made it to the Big Leagues After Eleven Years in the Minors Ballantine Books(Chris Coste) List Price*:$25.00 Lowest New Price*:$15.42 *More Info     Yankee Stadium: The Official Retrospective Pocket(Al Santasiere) List Price*:$50.00 Lowest New Price*:$30.98 *More Info     Living on the Black: Two Pitchers, Two Teams, One Season to Remember Little, Brown and Company(John Feinstein) List Price*:$26.99 Lowest New Price*:$15.49 *More Info     Cubs Forever: Memories from the Men Who Lived Them Triumph Books(Bob Vorwald) List Price*:$29.95 Lowest New Price*:$18.58 *More Info     Amazon.com prices subject to change   In this example, we use the PHP integration method (which works only for .php pages) and the code required to generate these types of results is: <? $pfm='books' ; $pfs='baseball' ; include 'a2kpf_search.php' ; ?> If the page had been a non .php page (.html, .shtml, .asp, .cgi, etc.), we would have been able to use the JavaScript integration that Piranha Feed provides, and the code would instead have looked like this: <SCRIPT SRC="a2kpf_search.php?pfj=1&pfm=books&pfs=baseball"></SCRIPT>   << Previous <<   >> Next >>

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