Please note that these are just examples of Cartsquare. You can create any layout, colors, or web design you wish for use with Cartsquare. Or, you can make Cartsquare match your existing web site design.
EXAMPLE 1 - Here we have the most basic ordering option from Cartsquare. This tells the cart to add one item to the cart.
EXAMPLE 2 - Here is a single item set in a table with a variable shipping option. The hidden variable "AddItem" contains the keyword "VARShipping" instead of a legal value. This tells the cart to parse the selection named "VARShipping" to obtain the item shipping information. You must use this format to insure correct parsing by the cart. Any of the cart values (eg itemname, price, quantity) can be defined as "VAR". Notice that it also has an image in place of the order button.
EXAMPLE 3 - Here three items are set in a table with different description,price, and item#. The hidden variable "AddItem" contains all the information on that item, and only the selected item will be purchased.
EXAMPLE 4 - This is identical to the previous example, except that it uses a pull down menu.
EXAMPLE 5 - In this example we have multiple items with separate quantities being ordered by a single add to cart button. If no value is put in a item then it is not added to the cart.
EXAMPLE 6 - In this example we have multiple items with separate quantities being ordered by a single add to cart button. If no value is put in a item then it is not added to the cart.
EXAMPLE 7 - In this example we have an item with many different options available with purchase, some even affect its price.
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