User Guide - NetObjects Fusion

Chapter 32 Data Publishing
internal or external data in your site. You select the fields you want to display as
column headers in the list. The field data from either the internal or external
source populates the data list when you publish.
• Stacked pages. Each record in your database appears on a separate stacked page
below the page containing the data list. Stacked pages are not siblings of each
other, but instead are iterations of the same page, containing the fields defined
in your data object.
The following illustration shows the relationship of these objects for internal and
external databases.
For example, you could publish a backpack catalog on your site with a record for
each backpack. Each row in the data list lets the site visitor navigate to the stacked
page that contains the corresponding backpack’s description, photo, and price.
To create the backpack catalog, your first step is to create a backpack data object.
You can define a data object once and use it in different filtered data lists. For
example, you can create one data list of all the backpacks in your database. With
the same data object, you can create additional data lists of internal frame
backpacks, external frame backpacks, frameless backpacks, and so on.
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