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Static Item with four options

Thread began 2/24/2014 11:31 am by Rick | Last modified 2/25/2014 1:31 pm by Jason Byrnes | 797 views | 7 replies |

Rick

Static Item with four options

I have a static item with four price options which is getting to the cart fine by a menu list. I need the cart to reflect the description that reflects the price. Is there a way to send the text of the option selected into the description field?

<form name="eCart1_1_ATC_0" method="POST" action="<?php echo $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]; ?><?php echo (isset($_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]) && $_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] != "")?"?".$_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]:""; ?>">
<input type="hidden" name="eCart1_1_ID_Add" value="0" >
<input type="text" name="eCart1_1_Quantity_Add" value="1" size="4" >
<select name="eCart1_1_Price_Add">
<option value="Select Option" selected>Select Option</option>
<option value="225.00">1 Child 1 Adult</option>
<option value="180.00">1 Child 1 Adult MEMBER</option>
<option value="120.00">1 Child </option>
<option value="100.00">1 Child MEMBER</option>
</select>
<input type="submit" class="eC_FormButton" value="Add to Cart" name="eCart1_1_ATC">
</form>

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

in the add to cart button behavior, set the description to be updatable from a hidden field.


then add an onchange event to the price select list to populate the description hidden field using the syntax:

onChange="document.<formName>.<hiddenElementName>.value = document.<formName>.<listName>[document.<formName>.<listName>.selectedIndex].text"


where:
<formName> is the name of the form (or in your case eCart1_1_ATC_0
<hiddenElementName> is the name of the description hidden element
<listName> is the name of the price select list ( or in this case eCart1_1_Price_Add)

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Rick

fast reply! because I'm primarily a designer, here comes dumb question #1...

where exactly does the onChange code go?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

in the select list:

<select name="eCart1_1_Price_Add" onChange="document.<formName>.<hiddenElementName>.value = document.<formName>.<listName>[document.<formName>.<listName>.selectedIndex].text">

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Rick

yea. that's where I put it initially. nothing going to the cart now.

<form name="eCart1_1_ATC_01" method="POST" action="<?php echo $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]; ?><?php echo (isset($_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]) && $_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] != "")?"?".$_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]:""; ?>">
<input type="hidden" name="eCart1_1_ID_Add" value="01" >
<input type="hidden" name="eCart1_1_Description_Add" value="" >
<input type="text" name="eCart1_1_Quantity_Add" value="1" size="4" >
<select name="eCart1_1_Price_Add" onChange="document.<eCart1_1_ATC_01>.<eCart1_1_Description_Add>.value=document.<eCart1_1_ATC_01>.<eCart1_1_Price_Add>[document.<eCart1_1_ATC_01>.<eCart1_1_Price_Add>.selectedIndex].text">
<option value="Select" selected>Select</option>
<option value="225.00">1 Child 1 Adult</option>
<option value="180.00">1 Child 1 Adult MEMBER</option>
<option value="120.00">1 Child</option>
<option value="100.00">1 Child MEMBER</option>
</select>
<input type="submit" class="eC_FormButton" value="Add to Cart" name="eCart1_1_ATC">
</form>

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you dont include the < and > tags in the javascript code, I onlyt used them to denote variable values.

onChange="document.<eCart1_1_ATC_01>.<eCart1_1_Description_Add>.value=document.<eCart1_1_ATC_01>.<eCart1_1_Price_Add>[document.<eCart1_1_ATC_01>.<eCart1_1_Price_Add>.selectedIndex].text"

should be:
onChange="document.eCart1_1_ATC_01.eCart1_1_Description_Add.value=document.eCart1_1_ATC_01.eCart1_1_Price_Add[document.eCart1_1_ATC_01.eCart1_1_Price_Add.selectedIndex].text"

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Rick

thanks Jason. that worked. Now... how to get the description that is in the shopping cart to also display at PayPal?

current results show:

Ceramics on the Wheel $260.00
Item number: 25
Item price: $260.00
Quantity: 1

I don't need the item number listed. maybe swap out the item number for the description that was generated in the cart?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

no, the item number is mandatory

you would need to concatenate the Decription on the name that is passed to paypal, if you are using eCart 6 and express checkout, look for code similar to this on the confirm page:

$WA_PP_ECO_Do_itemized[0][$nextIndex] = "Name" . strval($cartIndex+1) . "";
$WA_PP_ECO_Do_itemized[1][$nextIndex] = "".$cartName->DisplayInfo("Name") ."";

where cartName is the name of the ecart object

change that to:
$WA_PP_ECO_Do_itemized[0][$nextIndex] = "Name" . strval($cartIndex+1) . "";
$WA_PP_ECO_Do_itemized[1][$nextIndex] = "".$cartName->DisplayInfo("Name") ." ".$cartName->DisplayInfo("Description") ."";

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