Link - http://.net/ecart/
I built this specially for a project that needed it, but i made it in a reusable format so it can be worked on, improved and used for other project.
This board is getting rather boring, and so i decided to post this before someone dies of boredom.

I made a form API recently also, something very simple to work with - it is essentially php. If i got time, i will document it and publish it somewhere online as an archive.

Now, where is doncigalo.

nice pop-up concept

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Link - http://.net/ecart/
I built this specially for a project that needed it, but i made it in a reusable format so it can be worked on, improved and used for other project.
This board is getting rather boring, and so i decided to post this before someone dies of boredom.

I made a form API recently also, something very simple to work with - it is essentially php. If i got time, i will document it and publish it somewhere online as an archive.

Now, where is doncigalo.

Lol, you still dey remember this guy. well, he'll still say this is shit. I think he's a front end guy, you know they never admire the backend

Let him come to entertain us jor. When I have more time, I wil document the api.
But u can view the frontend source-code. No form is used, it relies exclusively on css classnames and span tag, no form element is used, and data is stored in sessions and retrieved via ajax. The popup cart uses ajax to get data. And notice how easily u can increase(or decrease) the number of items.

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Let him come to entertain us jor. When I have more time, I wil document the api.
But u can view the frontend source-code. No form is used, it relies exclusively on css classnames and span tag, no form element is used, and data is stored in sessions and retrieved via ajax. The popup cart uses ajax to get data. And notice how easily u can increase(or decrease) the number of items.

Thats the goodness of javascript

And also its fall
Your application will not degrade gracefully

Am working on the non-javascript aspect of it. Sometimes a javascript shopping cart speeds up your work especially for (looks left and right), low-budget stuffs.

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Am working on the non-javascript aspect of it. Sometimes a javascript shopping cart speeds up your work especially for (looks left and right), low-budget stuffs.

^^^why you come dey make face like that now?

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^^^why you come dey make face like that now?

Thats my fine face nah

I've got a powerful script that you can embed with the site

Disable java script and see how it works...

is a jscript cart, thank you. will do backward compatibility later.

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is a jscript cart, thank you. will do backward compatibility later.

Then don't allow browser without javascript enable to have access to the cart.

adewaleh: I've got a powerful script that you can embed with the site

Ah a script, that is nice, i will love to have it.

The demo cart isn't working well.
When you click add to cart, it won't.

Hmn, i dont know about that demo, but there is an upgraded version here - http://www.coonlay.com/techno/index.php?page=mac
Just click on the red buynow button.