Navigation Structure 

In our example, the navigation structure is important mainly for the search function. When the user enters search criteria on the search page (search.htm), a corresponding results list (results.htm) is output. The navigation request TORESULTS controls the navigation procedure that opens the results page.

When the user orders a book on the page showing detailed information on individual books (showbook.htm), the page containing a confirmation of the order (corder.htm) is displayed. The navigation request TOORDER controls this navigation procedure.

The navigation structure for your BSP application, which you set using the tab page Navigation, looks like this:

You have now created your own online bookshop as a BSP application. Once you have activated all the BSPs and the BSP application itself, call your application in the Web browser.

To Be Continued...

In the next tutorial you will extend your online bookshop by adding an online shopping basket with cookies, and a function for creating new users.