I am making a site to sell custom parts. Say I have two pages of diffrent parts. If the customer selects what he wants on the first page, and clicks continue, how can you make it so the total price of what he selected on the first page will be on the second page?
@phpnoviceJul 08.2006 — #This is easy to handle using server-side code. Using JavaScript for this would be rather clunky, but accomplishable. Say the word if you wish to proceed further with a JavaScript solution.
@KingbillauthorJul 09.2006 — #http://www.stealthmachines.com/NewSiteTemp/build/rogue/. This is one example of what I am trying to do, except I am not seeling computers. But my script is ver similar to this. I just dont know how to get the price to go to the second page. This has a .php page for the second and third pages. Thanks for the help.
@phpnoviceJul 09.2006 — #This has a .php page for the second and third pages.[/QUOTE] Yes, because it is easy to handle data transfer between pages if server-side code is doing the work. The first HTML page submits to a PHP page. That PHP page receives the first page's data and formats the output of the second page to the client based on the data from the first page -- plus additional information for the second page. Then that process is repeated for going to the third page. It's a cummulative process where page 2 has the data for page one and two and page 3 has the data for all three pages.