All you do to add our aggregate shopping cart to your web page is add the following code:

  <script language = "JavaScript" src = "script/itemProcessing.js"></script>  

To add a product:

 <span id = 'PRODUCT_BUTTON_DIV'><input type = 'button' value = 'Add to Cart' onclick = startProcess("ItemNumber123")></span>  

where 'ItemNumber123' is your product code.

This cart is set up to call a simple text file. Example:

  price:7.95  
  units:ea  
  description: Daniel Boone Hotel  
  number:0001  
  weight:1.0  
  quantity:1  

The text files for this example are stored in the 'productList' directory. For large inventories MySQL database drivers are availble upon request.

Use any web page graphics you want to present your products. The cart itself is just the nuts and bolts and can be added to any web page. JavaScript techniques are evolving so fast that you may want to use more advanced imaging techniques for displaying your products. The Ajax shopping cart here can be applied to any of these, as it's just the text and script used behind the scenes to process the order.

Any place you can put an 'Add' button or a link to your product the Ajax shopping cart can process the order. You can link to our code or add a couple of files to your server, a Perl script, Java class, and two JavaScript files and your shopping cart is ready to process sales. Then you add a simple text file for each product you want to sell or if you find it's more efficient we can write a template that will add the text file. Can we set up a demonstration for you today?

Adding products is simple. For each product you'd like the Ajax shopping cart to be able to call you just add a text file with the price, shipping weight, and a couple of other standard details such as your product number and a product description, as shown above. If needed we can write a template to error check or assist. Often an inventory may need to be culled from a spread sheet or database and we've got the code that can process your data here.

How you accept payment is up to you and your bank or merchant service. I wouldn't recommend any shortcuts here. Processing your customers payment and shipping instructions receives high priority. Generally merchant services process payment and then return your customer to your checkout page for further shipping instructions. Some pass address and other information so your customer won't have to enter the data twice. We can customize our standard checkout pages to interface with your service, multiple payment systems and to handle real time shipping instructions. 'Piece of cake'.

Give us a call (or text) and we'll be happy to talk to you about your order processing and logistics needs. Does it get any better than this?