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Ok I currently have a site that gives my members a huge list of dropshipping and wholesale companies they can choose from to buy items from. This list is for the companies information. I currently have my site set up with 26 pages for alphabetical order to choose from. Then I have each page for each alphabet with 10 suppliers on that page. This usually takes about three pages for each alphabet. Then a separate page for each supplier do give there information. That is a ton of pages 700+. I would like to narrow this coding work down. Is there a script that can narrow this down that automatically puts them in order with out having to have so many pages to update?

I am basically wanting some type of table or form that pulls up 10 suppliers at a time, can choose by alphabetical order, and even has a search option for fast searches of suppliers. I am sure this would have to be some type of script. Is there something like that that would allow for less coding of pages?? Maybe even a java script?

Better yet, is there a way to put all my suppliers in a database and use some sort of script to pull the information off in a nice search-able table?
 
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Most javascript frameworks have some sort of data table. I would suggest looking into YUI.
 
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Thanks for the reply. Can you point me to something more specific? It would be really nice if I could contain the whole list of suppliers on one page that is fully search-able and organized in a scrolling box of some sort. This box or table would contain nothing but links to another page for each supplier so when they select the supplier from that list they can grab the info of the company.

Does this make since?

Thank You.
 
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Just wanted to update you that I found a great js script. Thanks for the input though. No need for further help... =)
 
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