knjhost
04-07-2002, 07:02 PM
I will throw in anywhere from 6 months to a year of free (no catch) hosting for someone who can lend me their PHP programming skills.
![]() | View Full Version : 6 months of free hosting, for someone to help me with arrays and sessions for a cart knjhost 04-07-2002, 07:02 PM I will throw in anywhere from 6 months to a year of free (no catch) hosting for someone who can lend me their PHP programming skills. (SH)Saeed 04-07-2002, 07:51 PM What exactly do you need and what kind of account are you offering? knjhost 04-07-2002, 08:07 PM The account I am offering is 350 MB 3000 MB MYSQL PHP CGI-BIN 10 Subdomains 50 Email Accounts if you need more info on the package go here http://www.knjhosting.com/hosting/knj350300.php I am working on a shopping cart for my company that will allow people to either order a basic system or customize the system and order it. I know how to do all the basics, sql, user accounts, the actual cart you know that stuff is a peice of cake. Here where I am dying at and I need someone to write this for me, I will provide anyinformation you need including access to what little I already have. Customer selects a system and then has a choice to configure it so they do. so after they configure it now they send it to the cart to be added with the product id=XP1700 Now what happend if they go back the product catalog and select another system and decide to configure it. They then submit that new configuration to the cart. wich replaces all the variables from the product they had chosen before Now when they go to checkout I have two products, but now I only have one that has what accessories they choose to go with the base systems. I am sorry I wrote so much to explain this I am just going nuts it seems like I should know the answer but it just seems to be out of my grasp. knjhost 04-07-2002, 08:11 PM A guy I contacted for help gave me this to go with, but while I am getting better everyday I would have no Idea how to implemment it. $shoppingCart = Array(); then when someone adds something, do this: $shoppingCart[] = Array(); $current = count($shoppingCart)-1; $shoppingCart[$current]["Brand"] = "Gateway"; $shoppingCart[$current]["Processor"] = "Athlon"; $shoppingCart[$current]["ClockSpeed"] = 1800; and so on. of course you can fill those values in from a database or a form submission or whatever. you don't have to do it literally like I was. |