ver 2.5.12.08.04MOFcart is not a database driven cart. It uses standard HTML Forms input for "add to cart" buttons. This allows you to keep your products as part of your regular web pages, and just insert FORM tags to connect products to the cart. So, the more skill one has with Forms, the quicker they will be able to design and deploy their product pages. I've included a Basic Form Tutorial in this section if you need that to get started.
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The distribution package comes with about 20 example product input pages. If the install was done correctly, you should have the 20 examples on the Web Site where MOFcart was installed. Those examples will have example FORM code, adjusted for your site installation. I also have the examples at several Demo sites, but if you use my Demo examples, then make sure you replace the Action URL for your site: |
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| Your Examples: http://www.YourSite.com/mofcart/example_mofstore.html Demo Examples: http://www.merchantpal.net/mofcart/example_mofstore.html |
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Beginners Tutorial for FORMs | |
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A List of All The Examples | |
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MOFcart's FORM input is practically unlimited. So if you need to get into the mechanics of all the Input Rules for MOFcart then consult these sections |
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Rules for Name - Value Pairs in Input | |
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The Different Input Modes Explained | |
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MODE 1: QUERY STRING (GET) INPUT | |
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MODE 2: SINGLEPOST : Single Product Input | |
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MODE 4: QUANTITYBOXES : Multiple Products, One Submit | |
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Redirecting instead of ViewCart Screen | |
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Pseudo HTML : Passing HTML Through the Cart | |
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Price adjusting product options | |
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Price Input for product and product options | |
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Volume Discount Pricing using a Price Table | |
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Quick reference for mode types | |