SendSafe Line Item Example

The Edit Line Item Page

The page displays a line items from the basket and provides the ability to edit or enter shipping addresses. The items can be edited or deleted. This page is opened by clicking on a Edit / Delete link for an item displayed in the shopping cart.

This page has two modes: Mutli-shipping-address AND single-shipping-address (both modes are displayed below).

Pressing the prior button will take you back to the shopping cart or ordering information page.
All address information is filled in for the customer from prior records.
Pressing Save Changes will save all change and return to the shopping cart or ordering information page.
Pressing Delete Item will delete the item
Pressing Clear Form will clear addess information on the form.
This ASP logic can be easily inserted into any ASP page.
The buttons are configurable. You can create your own buttons or use one of the button sets provided with SendSafe.

The best way to get a feel for how this page and the entire SendSafe system works is to play with a working system. Feel free to place orders into the SendSafe system running on the C Prompt web site. You can place items in the shopping basket starting with either of the pages listed below. The buysample page is a page which contains various pre-configurations of the BuyButtons available. Since the source code is provided you can create any kind of buying page possible.

http://www.c-prompt-dev.com/jsof_product.asp

Remember not to use a real credit card number. This is a fully functioning system. Use one of these test credit card numbers to complete your orders (no charges will complete / all orders will be declined).

Configuration notes:
(1)You can select whether the user is allowed to change the product-item on this page (selecting a different item to purchase). This function can be very useful. It can be set to operate differently for different pages. An SQL Clause is passed via the subroutine SetProductListModeSQL(). This SQL clause controls which products will be displayed in the drop down list. If the SQL clause is empty then a dropdown list is not displayed and the user will not be allowed to select a different product type. You should not use this function with an SQL clause that selects a large number of items because it may make opening the dropdown list slow or in some extrem cases it may cause the browser to generate an error. To set the SQL clause modified the sub routine call SetProductListModeSQL() in the asp file that contains the EditBasketLine basket logic (typically: SendSafe.EditBasketLine.asp or Store.EditBasketLine.asp).

' This is demo code to show how to control what is displayed for the product name.
' This is demo code to show how to set ProductList mode.
' This mode will create a drop down list of products to pick from instead of a non-editable text item name.
' If this variable is empty THEN we are not in ProductList mode
SetProductListModeSQL "Select * from Items"

(2) You can also select the database column that is displayed for "item name" on this form. The database column defaults to FullName. To set the database column modify the subroutine call in the asp file that contains the EditBasketLine basket logic (typically: SendSafe.EditBasketLine.asp or Store.EditBasketLine.asp). Set the parameter to the subroutine to the name of a database column (from the items table) that you want to display.

' This is demo code to show how to control what is displayed for the product name.
' This is demo code to show how to control what is displayed for the product name.
' This OPTIONAL variable holds Items table column name which will be used to display
' the "Item Name" in the entry form
' If this variable is empty THEN the name will be the FullName
'SetItemDisplayField "NickName"

Below is an example of how Edit Line Item looks in single-shipping-address mode:
(Actual file: SendSafe.EditBasketLine.asp)