The website will be selling spare parts.
My category structure is like this:
Default Category -> Spare parts -> Manufacturer1 -> Machine1
Default Category -> Spare parts -> Manufacturer1 -> Machine2
Default Category -> Spare parts -> Manufacturer1 -> Machine3 etc.
Default Category -> Spare parts -> Manufacturer2 -> Machine1
Default Category -> Spare parts -> Manufacturer2 -> Machine2
Default Category -> Spare parts -> Manufacturer2 -> Machine3 etc.
I have maybe 20 manufacturers and 100 machines per manufacturer.
Then I have other products and machines:
Default Category -> Machines
Default Category -> Other products
The idea is that in list.phtml the code detects it is showing a subcategory of Spare Parts, and shows all products per page (i.e. a list of part numbers and add to cart buttons).
If the category is Machines or Other products for example, then it uses the default behaviour with the toolbar and 10 products per page.
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by: triclPosted on 2009-09-05 at 09:40:03ID: 25266842
If I append ?limit=all to my category URL then it overrides the limit and shows all. So what I want to do is emulate this functionality without the GET string (since it looks messy and can't be SEO friendly).