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December 14th, 2003, 11:58 PM
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PHP and Javascript mail issue
Hi guys,
got quite a issue here and i would appreciate some expert opinions. The deal goes: I have a basic COD shopping cart developed in Javascript. On the checkout page, the user enters via a html form, their contact details and postal details, a javascript script is also embedded on this page, showing the user what they have ordered by reading the info from an array on anther frame (sloppy i know, but it is just to be a quicky) The mail action points to a PHP page, using the mail function in PHP i have got the customer details and postal details posting, but i do not know how to post the java script results (the current cart contents) as the info is dynamic and will be different for each order,,, Help... I have dug myself a hole, and there is no way to go atm but down. Chris
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December 15th, 2003, 02:02 PM
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Chris,
Can you not just look through the array and store the contents in a string. The string would then be sent in the email as the shopping cart contents. What does your cart array look like?
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