FREE SHOPPING CART Elements & Software Setup
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The objective of SHOPPING CART Elements & Software Setup© is to allow you the least amount of editing and the opportunity to simply copy-paste any or all elements from the source code of these example pages into your own Web page(s). Now it's time to make yourself familiar with the price and the following instructions.
Totally, completely, utterly, extremely, wholly, and entirely FREE, FREE, FREE Shopping-Cart Elements & Software Setup, with all elements included! With absolutely, positively, verily, indubitably, unequivocally...certainly no strings attached... whatsoever! In addition, no hidden commercial advertisements or an automatic transfer to another—or hidden—Web network participant or Web site, and NO CHARGE TO YOU, except possibly in my commercial Web site . . . maybe, if you visited that URL and paid for this shopping-cart setup before you came to this Web site. Thank you.
From here on, I highly recommend that you take, take, take—your time. Because, because of other business involvements , no shopping-cart support is offered. I'm a retired developer and CSS, xhtml, and html (with a bit of JavaScript and applet configuration) Web site programmer, but retired.
If you click on an Add to Cart Button—seen below in this page—without entering a number in the FREE download shopping-cart Quantity window, an alert will appear with corrective but helpful instructions. Try clicking one of the active Add to Cart buttons now, then read the rest of these instructions.
Each FREE download shopping-cart Quantity window is preset to accept a maximum of 3 numbers typed into it; for example: . You can edit the maximum amount of numbers accepted in a window to a maximum of 1, 2, or even more numbers by doing so in the maxlength value inside each Quantity: <"input type="text" size="2" value="" name="abc" id="abc"
maxlength="3"> tag.
Take note of the name="abc" id="abc" in the above input tag example. You'll also see a newQuantity=abc.value inside the first "Add to Cart" Button tag in the source code of the first setup viewed below. For each new Shopping Cart setup added to any of your product pages, each consecutive abc value must be edited in each "Add to Cart" Button tag and each "Quantity input" tag coordinately to abc1, then abc2, then abc3, etc. Check the shopping-cart Quantity: <input type="text" tags and the <input type="button" tags found in each setup, and you'll see the name & id value progression demonstrated in the source code.
VERY IMPORTANT: If you fail to edit each consecutive abc value, the "Add to Cart" buttons and the Basket totals will not function properly. If you're selling only one product and using only one shopping-cart setup, the above paragraph is not essential.
In this shopping cart example, after choosing your products, click one of the Check Your Basket links. These apps can also deal with percentages; such as, 3.7 or 9.4, etc.