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Remove item from cart individually on reload

Thread began 1/19/2012 4:24 am by josephman1988418631 | Last modified 1/19/2012 8:21 am by Jason Byrnes | 702 views | 1 replies |

josephman1988418631

Remove item from cart individually on reload

Hi Guys,

I'm heavily editing the ecart integration on my page, and gotten to the point where I search the database for a result in my own table, if there is an item in this table, grab its id, check to see if it's in my cart, if it IS in my cart, remove it.

Can this be done?

So simply put, is there a way I can remove an item on reloading of a page by matching its ID?

Regards,
Joe.

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

this will take some hand coding to accomplish

on the page with the search recordset, add an update cart behavior. Open the server behaviors panel and click plus button, select eCart -> Cart Display -> Update Cart. Set the trigger to before page load.

in code view, make sure the recordset code is before the update cart code, then add the following code block between them:

php:
<?php

if ($totalRows_recordsetName 0) { //if the recodset is not empty
    
do { // loop through the rs
        
$eCart1->MoveFirst(); // move cart to begining
        
while (!$eCart1->EOF())      { // cart loop
            
if($eCart1->DisplayInfo("ID") == $row_recordsetName['ProductID']) { // if cartID matches rs ID
                
$_POST['eCart1_Delete_'.$eCart1->DisplayIndex] = $eCart1->DisplayInfo("ID"); // create the product delete form element
            
}
          
$eCart1->MoveNext();
        } 
// end cart loop
        
$eCart1->MoveFirst(); // move cart to begining
    
} while ($row_recordsetName mysql_fetch_assoc($recordsetName)); // end rs loop
}  // end rs not empty
?>



Note: this is a sample of the code to use. In my sample, the name of the eCart object is "eCart1". the name of the recordset is "recordsetName" and the name of the ID column is "ProductID". if your application uses different names, you will need to edit the code to use the correct naming.

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