functions and looping
In HTML table I have 7 different tours (sightseeing tours).
The table has 5 columns:
TOUR CODE: (examples below)
<input type="hidden" value="AEPN4" name="TourCode1">
<input type="hidden" value="AEPSP4" name="TourCode2">
TOUR NAME: (examples below)
<input type="hidden" value="Walking Guided Tour" name="TourName1">
<input type="hidden" value="Day Tour" name="TourName2">
PRICE: (examples below)
<input type="hidden" name="PriceWGT" value="15" onChange="calculate()">
<input type="hidden" name="PriceDT" value="54" onChange="calculate1()">
* The WGT for example is the initial tour name and the JavaScript doing the calculation of the Price and the number of tickets the user selects.
QUANTITY: (examples below)
<select name="QuantityWGT" onChange="calculate()">
<select name="QuantityDT" onChange="calculate1()">
TOTAL: (examples below)
<input type="text" size="8" name="TotalWGT">
<input type="text" size="8" name="TotalDT">
In the PHP page, the page that gets the variables I used thefunction, “if ($TotalWGT >0)” that’s in order to know which tour/s the user selected. Since I do not know so good how to build functions I actually did it for all the 7 tours. When the function is “true” it echo the all the information from the HTML table for the user last review. (e.g. Tour Code, Tour Name and so on).
THE PROBLEM:
In the review information page (the PHP page) after the user review its selections he has to click on a button that connects to third party credit card billing via CGI script.
One of their requirements is to send in ONE SUBMITTED variable the information as follow: Tour Code, Number of tickets, and Total for each tour the user has selected.
So basically it can contain all of the 7 tours.
The total sum of all the tours I already managed to do. But I do not know how to “loop” to check which tours are selected and how to combine all this information into one submitted variable.
Please if someone can help me!!!!!
The table has 5 columns:
TOUR CODE: (examples below)
<input type="hidden" value="AEPN4" name="TourCode1">
<input type="hidden" value="AEPSP4" name="TourCode2">
TOUR NAME: (examples below)
<input type="hidden" value="Walking Guided Tour" name="TourName1">
<input type="hidden" value="Day Tour" name="TourName2">
PRICE: (examples below)
<input type="hidden" name="PriceWGT" value="15" onChange="calculate()">
<input type="hidden" name="PriceDT" value="54" onChange="calculate1()">
* The WGT for example is the initial tour name and the JavaScript doing the calculation of the Price and the number of tickets the user selects.
QUANTITY: (examples below)
<select name="QuantityWGT" onChange="calculate()">
<select name="QuantityDT" onChange="calculate1()">
TOTAL: (examples below)
<input type="text" size="8" name="TotalWGT">
<input type="text" size="8" name="TotalDT">
In the PHP page, the page that gets the variables I used thefunction, “if ($TotalWGT >0)” that’s in order to know which tour/s the user selected. Since I do not know so good how to build functions I actually did it for all the 7 tours. When the function is “true” it echo the all the information from the HTML table for the user last review. (e.g. Tour Code, Tour Name and so on).
THE PROBLEM:
In the review information page (the PHP page) after the user review its selections he has to click on a button that connects to third party credit card billing via CGI script.
One of their requirements is to send in ONE SUBMITTED variable the information as follow: Tour Code, Number of tickets, and Total for each tour the user has selected.
So basically it can contain all of the 7 tours.
The total sum of all the tours I already managed to do. But I do not know how to “loop” to check which tours are selected and how to combine all this information into one submitted variable.
Please if someone can help me!!!!!
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Hi, it will be great if you can show me how it works, pls... i have no idea how to populate this as you suggested.
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You could also use an associative array to store the values.
To retrieve the seperate values, use the $_REQUEST variable to loop through the form.
if you need more pointers, let me know...