Multiple Item Purchase
You can let your customers purchase more than one item at a time, here's
how.
If you want to allow your customers to purchase more
than one item at a time, you can do it by setting up a form on your site
with items.
Each item must have the following information: Desc, Price,
Taxable. If you're using EZ Ship you need to add: weight. If you're using
UPS for your shipping, you need to add Package. If the packaging is your
own packaging, you need to add: Length, Width, Height. You can also add
InsuredValue if you're using UPS shipping.
Here's sample input elements -
Required For All:
<input name="Desc1"
type="hidden"
value="Deluxe Satellite tuner">
<input name="Price1"
type="hidden"
value="249.95">
<input name="taxable1"
type="hidden"
value="Yes">
Notice that each element has the
number 1 after it. Every item, and it's associated information must have a
number after each element 1, 2, 3, ...20. That's how eCOMpal figures out
what each element is.
Optional for all:
Quantity<input type="text"
name="Quan1" size="5"> - This can be a user input
field
<input name="sku1"
type="hidden"
value="dst123">
- SKU is for your fulfillment house or updating QuickBooks.
<input name="schedule1"
type="hidden"
value="A">
- for a discount schedule
Required for all shipping:
<input name="weight1"
type="hidden"
value="25">
Required for UPS Shipping:
<input name="package1"
type="hidden"
value="02">
Required for UPS if packaging is your
own:
<input name="length1"
type="hidden"
value="20">
<input name="height1"
type="hidden"
value="30">
<input name="width1"
type="hidden"
value="15">
Optional for UPS:
<input name="insuredvalue1"
type="hidden"
value=<250">
Here's a sample page with
multiple
item order capability. Take a look at the source to see how this uses
the elements discussed above. You can use it as a model for your pages.
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