About Us | Products | Services | Downloads | Support | Contact Us | My Account
Can I add items to the PDshop shopping Cart with my own HTML page?
PDshop TM

About PDshop:
- Overview
- Storefront
- Shopping Cart
- Administrator

Feature Comparison:
- Features (Chart)

Order:
- Purchase + Download

Demos:
- Try it Now
 
Editions:
- ASP.NET (.NET)
- Classic ASP
- Version 8

PDshop Version 8 meets or exceeds requirements for PCI compliance
PCI Compliance

How it Works:
- F A Q ( Q & A)
- Demos (Try it Now)
- See Examples
- Payment Processing
- Shipping Features
- Requirements
- PCI Compliance

IT Professional?
- Web Designer
- Web Master

Still have Questions:
- Contact Us

Frequently Asked Questions about our ASP Online Store Software
News

Version 8 of PDshop is now available. 

This new edition is our latest solution built on Microsoft's ASP.NET platform.
 

Downloads

A Free Download is now available to eligible users! 

If you already use PDshop, you should login and check for free updates and review our "Top Security Tips".

To check for updates and read other notices, click on
 My Account.
 

User and Installation Guides for ASP error message troubleshooting
Reviewed as the "best ASP shopping cart software on the market"
Home > Browse Articles > Support Related > Customization
Home > Browse Articles > General Questions > Customizing
Can I add items to the PDshop shopping Cart with my own HTML page?
Award winning ASP shopping cart software & online store solution!
Sample ASP Error
You can customize your own web page to add items to the shopping cart system in PDshop. There are two ways to accomplish this. You can use the form "post" method, or you can use an http link. The required fields to add an item are "itemid", "task", and "qty"

"itemid"
The item id is the unique id number the database assigns when you add a new item to the system. It is not the same as the item number. You can locate this id number by hovering over any link to the item. Example: "../shop/item.asp?itemid=5" In this example, the itemid is 5.

"task"
The task should always be "addnew".

"qty"
The qty, or quantity, must be a number greater than zero.


Example of the Form post method: (insert HTML similar to this into your existing site)
<form method="post" action="../shop/showcart.asp">
<input type="hidden" name="itemid" value="1">
<input type="hidden" name="task" value="addnew">
<input type="hidden" name="qty" value="1">
<input type="submit" value="Add to Cart" name="submit">
</form>

Example of the link method, your link should look something like this:
http://yoursite.com/shop/showcart.asp?itemid=1&task=addnew&qty=1
 
Related Categories:
 
 
Additional Help:
Try searching, or try our User Manuals:
 

Home Policies Terms & Conditions   © PageDown Technology, 2010. All rights reserved  
   
About Us | Programming | Services | ASP Code | Support
PayPal Shopping Cart | Technical |  ASP Help