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Add $5.00 amount to shopping cart total when checkbox is selected
Posted on 2012-12-27
I want the cart total to apply an additional $5.00 charge when the txtBwayEDUGift checkbox is selected. I would also like to have the ability to have that charge removed if users deselect the txtBwayEDUGift checkbox. I've attached my aspx page, lines 11-233 is where you will find a javascript tag function that calculates the order total.
Thank you.
ConfirmBwaySeatDetails.aspx
Thank you.
ConfirmBwaySeatDetails.aspx
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Try this javascript
HTML CODE -
function AddAmount(checkbox)
{
if (checkbox.checked)
{
var txtCartTotal= document.getElementById("txtCartValue");
int temp=txtCartTotal.value + 5;
}
else
{
var txtCartTotal= document.getElementById("txtCartValue");
int temp=txtCartTotal.value - 5;
}
}
HTML CODE -
<input type="checkbox" name="txtBwayEDUGift" onclick="AddAmount(this)" />
Okay, I'll give it a shot and let you know the results. You may not hear back from me until tomorrow morning. Thank you!
Hi there,
So after applying your code I went to debug and encountered the following instances:
Sample1 - Cart is not adding $5.oo to total.
Sample2 - Is the message i received when I unchecked the check box.
sample1.jpg
sample2.jpg
So after applying your code I went to debug and encountered the following instances:
Sample1 - Cart is not adding $5.oo to total.
Sample2 - Is the message i received when I unchecked the check box.
sample1.jpg
sample2.jpg
Get the Code from same site
See example here.
http://jsbin.com/abukor/2
It displaying the alert message. You can edit it by my previous code.
For addition you first need to parse the text box value like
int temp1=parseInt(txtCartTota
See example here.
http://jsbin.com/abukor/2
It displaying the alert message. You can edit it by my previous code.
For addition you first need to parse the text box value like
int temp1=parseInt(txtCartTota
Thank you for your response. I'm having difficulty interpreting the examples you provided. Maybe I am overlooking something? To my understanding, the examples provide a pop up message and that is not what i am looking for. I was hoping to enable javascript to add a $5.00 amount to the cart total.
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I would use your calculator function to handle this:
/gustav
function AddAmount(checkbox)
{
var action = "";
var dGift = 5;
if (checkbox.checked)
{
action = "A";
}
else
{
action = "S";
}
calculateTotal(gift, action)
}
/gustav
cactus_data -
Thank you for your input. I tested your code. The cart total is now including the additional $5.00 charge. When the checkbox is unchecked, it is reducing the amount in the cart total, however, it is not reducing the subscription price. See my attached screen shots for further clarification.
Thank you.
1.jpg
2.jpg
Thank you for your input. I tested your code. The cart total is now including the additional $5.00 charge. When the checkbox is unchecked, it is reducing the amount in the cart total, however, it is not reducing the subscription price. See my attached screen shots for further clarification.
Thank you.
1.jpg
2.jpg
I added the following code:
2.jpg
<input type="checkbox" name="txtBwayEDUGift" onchange="checkboxAdd(this);" checked="checked" />
<script type="text/javascript">
function checkboxAdd( ctl ){
if(ctl.checked == true ){
calculateTotal(5, "A");
} else {
calculateTotal( 5, "S");
}
}
It appears the functionality is there and is working to an extent. But instead of adding the $5.00 charge to the order, it is instead keeping the orginal amount and only reducing the amount when unchecked. It is not adding the $5.00 to the order amount when checked. Please see my screenshots attached. With the $5.00 added the order amount should be $1,126.00 in my example. I hope this makes sense. Please help in anyway possible. thank you.
</script>
2.jpg
Active today
I don't know, but you could use a similar technique to adjust the other (total)field.
/gustav
/gustav
got it. I needed to add jquery to make it work:
I also needed to add this to my c# page:
function load()
{
alert("Page is loaded");
}
</script>
</head>
<body onload="load()">
I also needed to add this to my c# page:
if (txtBwayEDUGift.Checked)
{
addDonations(5.00m, 93);
}
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