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Creating a Category Site with ASP
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Creating a Category Site with ASP
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In this issue we will implement a catalog site that is build with Active Server pages and SQL Server. Along with the implementation there is source code and a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of creating a catalog site that gets it's content from a database. Included are pages for displaying products, creating a menu page, category page, and running a search across a database. , Before we begin let us make a distinction between content and format. Content is the actual meat of the pages, it is the thing that draws the user to the site and gives the most value add. Format is how the content looks. Different formats allow content to look differently and give your site character.
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This shopping cart programming excersise is designed to help beginning programmers with some common programming concepts as well as provide more experienced programmers information on ASP's powerful programming environment and how to set up global arrays for web applications. The heart of a shopping cart is
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Most modern software can be controlled programmatically through its exposed object models. In fact, most of the applications you use everyday on your Windows PC have an object model, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Internet Explorer.
The careful design of these object models is the key to building good software. We're now going to embark on the design, and start the construction, of the business tier for Jo's Coffee. This business tier will consist of a number of objects whose interrelationships are defined by their position in the object model. Implementing the object model will define what we can do within the application. During the course of the chapter we'll be discussing the object-oriented approach to programming as well as ActiveX and COM technology; all topics that directly influence the way we construct the application.
The careful design of these object models is the key to building good software. We're now going to embark on the design, and start the construction, of the business tier for Jo's Coffee. This business tier will consist of a number of objects whose interrelationships are defined by their position in the object model. Implementing the object model will define what we can do within the application. During the course of the chapter we'll be discussing the object-oriented approach to programming as well as ActiveX and COM technology; all topics that directly influence the way we construct the application.
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In this issue we will implement a catalog site that is build with Active Server pages and SQL Server. Along with the implementation there is source code and a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of creating a catalog site that gets it's content from a database. Included are pages for displaying products, creating a menu page, category page, and running a search across a database. , Before we begin let us make a distinction between content and format. Content is the actual meat of the pages, it is the thing that draws the user to the site and gives the most value add. Format is how the content looks. Different formats allow content to look differently and give your site character.
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This script is for those sites with a limited number of items to sell (Althought we may use this script to sell a big number of products). In order to make this script work we will need some data related with the product we want to sell:
We must know in advance the number of items.
From each item me must introduce in the form bellow the following data:
Name of item
Description
Price
URL. This field is optional. It may be the complete url (p.e. http://www.domian.com/item1-description.html) or as in this example the file name where we have the description of the item (p.e. item1-description.html). In the latter case we must place the description file in the same directory where the script is located
After filling the form we will save the response page as index.asp in our site (p.e http://www.domain.com/shoppingcard/index.asp)
When the client places the order, this script has been set up to work together with Get-info-from-form script, so that the information requested will be save to a file only accesible to webmaster.
This scripts uses session method, so if your visitors does not complete the corresponding order before the sessions expires, or in case the computer is inicialize during the visit, all information in the shopping card will be lost.
We must know in advance the number of items.
From each item me must introduce in the form bellow the following data:
Name of item
Description
Price
URL. This field is optional. It may be the complete url (p.e. http://www.domian.com/item1-description.html) or as in this example the file name where we have the description of the item (p.e. item1-description.html). In the latter case we must place the description file in the same directory where the script is located
After filling the form we will save the response page as index.asp in our site (p.e http://www.domain.com/shoppingcard/index.asp)
When the client places the order, this script has been set up to work together with Get-info-from-form script, so that the information requested will be save to a file only accesible to webmaster.
This scripts uses session method, so if your visitors does not complete the corresponding order before the sessions expires, or in case the computer is inicialize during the visit, all information in the shopping card will be lost.
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This article uses the terms "shopping cart" and "shopping basket" interchangeably. Also, to define "shopping cart," I am referring to the aspect of the Web site that allows shoppers to enter products and modify them in their cart. This does not include the checkout process, which in many cases includes on-line credit-card verification and billing procedures.
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