On 26 Jun 98, at 3:41, Jack Killpatrick wrote:
> Lost the thread, but I think Peter mentioned that he thought many shopping
> carts were "jarring" in the way they added items. Peter mentioned that he
> was thinking of using frames, but I'm not sure in what way. Came across
> this today:
>
> http://www.netgrocer.com/
Yeah, that really looks good. It doesn't look like any javascript; looks like they
are using cold fusion.
I haven't figured out how to make frames on the fly without pre-creating my html
files that I will insert. I think that can be done in javascript but netgrocer doesn't
do this (or I didn't see it). I reckon they might just have a sort of temp table
where data is entered and then periodically wiped clean. I did this same thing
with a search engine once.
I think I will create a directory and create files in it for users. Each user must
log on anyhow so I will write all the stuff he orders or doesn't order to that file.
And then suddenly you have a history of who bought what when or who just
thought to buy.
Jack, thanks for the pointer to netgrocer. I think they have a really good system
there. Good use of frames.
Peter
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