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Thread: Category vs Section

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    kaezr is offline Member
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    Default Category vs Section

    I was looking at the xml sample to import products..

    Code:
    <Product>
    	<Name>Product 1</Name>
    	<ProductTypeRef>Type 1</ProductTypeRef>
    	<ManufacturerRef>MadeByUs, Inc.</ManufacturerRef> <!-- must be exact name of manufacturer -->
    	<DistributorRef>DistByUs, Inc.</DistributorRef> <!-- ML ONLY FEATURE, must be exact name of distributor --> 
    	<CategoryRef>Category 1</CategoryRef> <!-- must be name of category, or an xpath category path, e.g. /cat1/subcat2/subsubcat3. All subcats will be created properly -->
    	<CategoryRef>Category 2</CategoryRef>
    	<CategoryRef>/cat1/cat1-1/cat-1-1-1</CategoryRef>
    	<SectionRef>Section 1</SectionRef> <!-- must be name of section, or an xpath section path, e.g. /sec1/subsec2/subsubsec3. All sub sections will be created properly -->
    	<SectionRef>Section 2</SectionRef>
    What is the difference between Categories and Sections?

    Thanks
    Running AspDotNetStorefront ML 8.0.1.4

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    ASPAlfred is offline Senior Member
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    Sections=Departments. In some of our online resources and in the software itself, departments are sometimes referred to as 'sections'. They are the same thing, and can be used interchangeably.

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    kaezr is offline Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by AspDotNetStorefront Staff - Alfred View Post
    Sections=Departments. In some of our online resources and in the software itself, departments are sometimes referred to as 'sections'. They are the same thing, and can be used interchangeably.
    Clear Thanks a lot
    Running AspDotNetStorefront ML 8.0.1.4