Add to cart button

[ultrandy]

My add to cart button (and probably yours lol) is

 

<?php echo tep_draw_hidden_field('products_id', $product_info['products_id']) . tep_image_submit('button_in_cart.gif', IMAGE_BUTTON_IN_CART); ?>

 

Is there a non-php version of the script? Or does it need to be in php? I mean just a standard <form> version?

 

 

THank you so much for your help!! :rolleyes: :lol: :-" :thumbsup:

[gioyfa]

My add to cart button (and probably yours lol) is

 

<?php echo tep_draw_hidden_field('products_id', $product_info['products_id']) . tep_image_submit('button_in_cart.gif', IMAGE_BUTTON_IN_CART); ?>

 

Is there a non-php version of the script? Or does it need to be in php? I mean just a standard <form> version?

 

 

THank you so much for your help!! :rolleyes: :lol: :-" :thumbsup:

Andy, if you will open with an editor the file html_output.php (in includes->functions folder), and search for function "tep_draw_hidden_field", you'll see that this call the only thing that is doing is just to write with echo the code. So if you want, you can write it by yourself without using this function, the only reason that you use these ready functions is to not always write lot of code and have a standard type, but you can alter them as you want :)

[npn2531]

My add to cart button (and probably yours lol) is

 

<?php echo tep_draw_hidden_field('products_id', $product_info['products_id']) . tep_image_submit('button_in_cart.gif', IMAGE_BUTTON_IN_CART); ?>

 

Is there a non-php version of the script? Or does it need to be in php? I mean just a standard <form> version?

 

 

THank you so much for your help!! :rolleyes: :lol: :-" :thumbsup:

It does seem like it would be far simpler to use html to create a submit button. However, if you start replacing the seemingly indecipherable 'html as php' OSCommerce 'sphaghetti' code, it won't be long before your cart, for about a dozen reasons I could list and a dozen more beyond that, is a mess that's hard to work with.

 

It is not easy to figure out the class functions and tep_stuff but once you do, you begin to appreciate how efficient this coding is. What specifically are you trying to accomplish?