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Delete one item of the cart passing ID to a php page

Thread began 7/20/2016 11:01 am by Oscar (Xavia Digital) | Last modified 8/27/2019 9:21 am by Ray Borduin | 2063 views | 10 replies |

Oscar (Xavia Digital)

Delete one item of the cart passing ID to a php page

Hi,

I need to delete on item of the cart. I tryed the "remove Link" option but it does not work.

My idea is to pass the ID od the element of the cart to a php page that roam the cart and when the id equald detele the item.
I tryed with the DeleteFormCart() method that i have seem in the object but it does not work.

Any sugestions?

Thanks!

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

You would have to loop through the cart to find the item you wanted to delete and then delete it... this function would do the trick:

function DeleteByID($cart,$id) {
for ($n=0; $n<sizeof($cart->Items); $n++) {
if ($cart->Items[$n]) {
if ($cart->Items[$n]->ID == $id) {
$cart->Items[$index] = null;
$cart->ReIndexContent();
$cart->ResetAll();
$cart->SaveCart();
}
}
}
}
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Oscar (Xavia Digital)

RE.

Thanks Ray!!

It is posible to do the same to update one item passing the id?

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

Yes. For example to update a quantity you could use something like:

php:
function UpdateQuantityByID($cart,$id,$qty) {

    for ($n=0; $n<sizeof($cart->Items); $n++)      {
      if ($cart->Items[$n])     {
        if ($cart->Items[$n]->ID == $id)     {
          $cart->Items[$n]->Quantity = $qty;
          $cart->SaveCart();
        }
      }
    }
}
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marovios@yahoo.com

Hi Ray,
I have been trying to implement this feature but for some reason is not working for me. Nothing is being deleted.
This is what I'm doing.
1) From the view-cart.php I have a "Remove" link next to each item loaded in the cart. This link looks like:
<a href="remove.php?cart=<?php echo session_id(); ?>&id=<?php echo $eCart1->DisplayInfo("ID"); ?>">Remove</a>

2) Then, the link points to a remove.php page that grabs the info and tries to execute the delete function you provided to Oscar. The page looks like this:

<?php
$cart = $_GET['cart'];
$id = $_GET['id'];

function DeleteByID($cart,$id) {
for ($n=0; $n<sizeof($cart->Items); $n++) {
if ($cart->Items[$n]) {
if ($cart->Items[$n]->ID == $id) {
$cart->Items[$index] = null;
$cart->ReIndexContent();
$cart->ResetAll();
$cart->SaveCart();
}
}
}
}
?>

For some unknown reason, nothing happens. No error messages either. Any clue by looking at the above code?
I'm adding the required pages in the remove.php as wel:
<?php require_once("../WA_eCart/eCart1_PHP.php"); ?>
<?php $eCart1->GetContent(); ?>

Thanks much for your time!

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

It doesn't look like you are calling the function... don't you need to add:

php:
<?php

$cart 
$_GET['cart'];
$id $_GET['id'];

function 
DeleteByID($cart,$id) {
  for (
$n=0$n<sizeof($cart->Items); $n++) {
    if (
$cart->Items[$n]) {
      if (
$cart->Items[$n]->ID == $id) {
        
$cart->Items[$index] = null;
        
$cart->ReIndexContent();
        
$cart->ResetAll();
        
$cart->SaveCart();
      }
    }
  }
}

DeleteByID($cart,$id)
?>
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marovios@yahoo.com

I did forget that part, thanks.
But still not working. I have sent the view-cart and remove pages to see if you can see where I'm failing. Is it maybe the id I'm passing? I'm using <?php echo $eCart1->DisplayInfo("ID"); ?> instead of <?php echo $eCart1->DisplayInfo("WAUID"); ?>.

Any clue will much appreciate it.

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

You shouldn't be passing the cart in through the url. The cart is an object and can't be passed that way.

I think it should just be:
$eCart1

like:

php:
<?php

$id 
$_GET['id'];

function 
DeleteByID($cart,$id) {
  for (
$n=0$n<sizeof($cart->Items); $n++) {
    if (
$cart->Items[$n]) {
      if (
$cart->Items[$n]->ID == $id) {
        
$cart->Items[$index] = null;
        
$cart->ReIndexContent();
        
$cart->ResetAll();
        
$cart->SaveCart();
      }
    }
  }
}

DeleteByID($eCart1,$id)
?>
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marovios@yahoo.com

Yes, just tried that. Not working either sadly.

Is it maybe the id I'm using for the item?
I'm using this one: <?php echo $eCart1->DisplayInfo("ID"); ?>
Should I use this one instead: <?php echo $eCart1->DisplayInfo("WAUID"); ?>

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Ray BorduinWebAssist

ID is correct.

You had:
if ($cart->Items[$n]->ID == $id) {
$cart->Items[$index] = null;

$index doesn't exist... it should be:
if ($cart->Items[$n]->ID == $id) {
$cart->Items[$n] = null;

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