Product1 |
Here
is a single item set in a table with a variable description/price
option. The hidden variable "item" contains the keyword
"op1" instead of a legal price. This tells the cart
to parse the selection named "op1" to obtain the item
price. Notice that the selection pop-up has a description
and price separated by a space dash space.
You must use this format to insure correct parsing
by the cart. Any of the 16 options op1 - op16 can
be used to price an item. |
| Part number |
Item description |
Select desired material |
Click to add to cart |
Product1 |
Here
is another single item in a table with variable options.
The hidden variable "item" contains the keywords "op1op12op4"
instead of a legal price in the price field. This
tells the cart to parse the selections named "op1",
"op12", and "op4" (in that order), and sum up all
associated costs to obtain the item price. The options
have their description and price separated by a space
dash space. You must use this format to insure
correct parsing by the cart. Any or all of the 16
options op1 - op16 can be used to price an item. If
you don't wish to add any text to the description
for an item, make the value simply " - $2.00" |
| This
example has the same basic cart functionality as the
one above, but shows how you can build up a whole
table of similar products to present a lot of items
in a small space. Notice that each row in the table
containing product is actually a small form totally
independent from adjacent rows. Also,
notice Product2 has a special tag =SHIPSEP= included
with the item part number. This tells the cart to
ship this item in its own box. |
| Part number |
Item description |
Select desired
material |
Click to add
to cart |
| 12345 |
Product1 |
| 67890 |
Product2 |
Product1 |
This
example illustrates a way to allow the customer to
place more than one thing in their cart using a select
pop-up. In the quantity field of the hidden var, we
put the name of the select (op2 in this example).
| Quantity |
Click
to add to cart |
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Product1 |
This
example illustrates a way to allow the customer to
place more than one thing in their cart using an input
box. In the quantity field of the hidden var, we put
the name of the select. (op2 in this example). Just
to spice it up, we threw in two extra options (op4
& op1). They're not marked for parsing in the
hidden variable, and so are just appended to the description.
Notice that even though op4 comes before op1 in the
document, op1 is appended to the description first
in the cart. |
| Quantity |
Select size |
Select desired
material |
Click to add
to cart |
| Here
are the standard implementations for viewing cart
contents and going to checkout. These can appear anywhere
on your site you wish, but be sure not to put them
inside another <form></form> construct. (Nesting
forms is a bad thing!) |
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