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Download fly to basket script
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You can download the script from this Zip file
Files included in the package:
- fly-to-basket.html = Main HTML file for the demo
- js/fly-to-basket.js = Javascript code for this script
- js/ajax.js = Ajax (Library from http://twilightuniverse.com/projects/sack)
- addProduct.php = Server side file which retreves productId from the script and adds it to the basket
- images/* = Images for this demo
Configuration
This is the HTML for products on the page
<div id="slidingProduct1" class="sliding_product">
<img src="images/product.gif">
Calendar<br>
50.00
</div>
<a href="#" onclick="addToBasket(1);return false;"><img src="images/basket.gif"></a>
There are two important things you have to notice here:
- The id of the div have to be slidingProduct<product ID>, example: slidingProduct1 for the product with ID "1" in your database. . This is the div that will "fly" to the basket.
- Call the function addToBasket(<product ID>) to add products to the basket. Example: addProduct(1) to add product with ID=1 to the basket
addProduct.php
This is a PHP file which is called by Ajax when a product is added to the basket(It's not required to use PHP. You can create it in ASP, JSP or other server side language). This file receives a variable named "productId". Then, this file should update the content of the shopping basket in a database. Finally, it outputs a string in the following format:
product ID|||Product description|||product price
I.e.: product ID, 3 pipes, product description, 3 pipes and finally the price of the product
removeProduct.php
This PHP file is used to remove products from the shopping basket. Input to this file is a GET variable named productIdToRemove. What you have to do inside this PHP file is to subtract one item of this product from the basket(i.e. in the Database). Then output the string "OK" if the update was executed successfully.
Javascript variables
At the top of the fly-to-basket.js file, you will find 3 variables which you can modify:
var flyingSpeed = 25;
var url_addProductToBasket = 'addProduct.php';
var txt_totalPrice = 'Total: ';
flyingSpeed is used to control how fast your products flies to the basket.
url_addProductToBasket is where you put the url to your server side files(i.e. addProduct.php).
txt_totalPrice is a text label shown at the bottom of the shopping basket in front of the total price.
showAjaxBasketContent function
Inside fly-to-basket.js you will find a function with the name showAjaxBasketContent. This function updates the text in the right column, i.e. the shopping cart. I have added some comments to code in this function in case you need to modify it.
Showing existing basket items
When someone navigates on your page, you have to write out the existing basket items from your database. The demo isn't connected to a database, so when you refresh the page, the basket at the right side will be empty. This is the HTML code for the shopping basket in the right column:
<table id="shopping_cart_items">
<tr>
<th>Items</th>
<th>Description</th>
<th>Price</th>
<th></th>
</tr>
<!-- Here, you can output existing basket items from your database
One row for each item. The id of the TR tag should be shoping_cart_items_product + productId,
example: shoping_cart_items_product1 for the id 1 -->
</table>
If there's allready items in the basket, you have to add rows to this table, example:
<tr id="shoping_cart_items_product1">
<td>1</td>
<td>Calendar</td>
<td>50.00</td>
<td><a href="#" onclick="removeProductFromBasket(1);return false;"></td>
</tr>
Update log
- June, 14th, 2006 - Added support for removing objects from basket.
"<?
include ('blocks/db.php');
if(!isset($_POST['productId']))exit;
if(isset($_POST['productId'])) {$productId=$_POST['productId'];}
$result = mysql_query("SELECT id,name,price FROM 'table_name' WHERE id=$productId",$db);
$myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result);
echo $myrow['id'];
echo "|||";
echo $myrow['name'];
echo "|||";
echo $myrow['price'];
?>"
If it doesn't really fly-to-basket it will surely fly-to-dustbin.
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