Hello all, appreciate you viewing my dilemma. I am using a third party shopping cart which is quite slick; however, their coding is all based on a prospective user browsing via their site, not mine. (e.g. all images are set up as /images/logo.gif not http://www.site.com/images/logo.gif)
What I am trying to do is create a PHP page with two columns. One column is my site's navigation and the other column is an INCLUDE of the specific shopping cart page. But as I stated above, when using include, the images and links are invalid. Aside from writing the provider of the shopping cart and recommending specifying http://www.site.com/shoes.php instead of /shoes.php (example), is there another way I can go about doing this?
I know frames would work with a redirect to www.site.com/shoes.php?brand=adidas, but I'd really like to know if there is an alternative route.
I want to do this because their shopping cart is limited as far as navigation purposes and I am not restricted as far as how I can incorporate the cart.
Thanks,
psmoke
