Dynamic E-Commerce Shopping Cart Item Selection and Management
"Learn how to add and remove items from a shopping cart, store selected items, update the cart dynamically, and follow guidelines for displaying products with prices and inventory status. Required knowledge includes HTML5 markup, CSS styling, JavaScript, PHP, AJAX, and web services."
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E-COMMERCE SHOPPING CART ITEM SELECTION
KNOWLEDGE AND TOOLS REQUIRED Webpage Markup with HTML5 Styling with CSS Javascript Forms, PHP and Form Processing Server side programming with PHP AJAX and Web Services
DELIVERABLES Word document containing screenshots of items being added or removed from shopping cart. Source Code.
GUIDELINES Displayed items must show price and current inventory Items with no stock should not be displayed. If they are displayed, users should not be allowed to add them to the shopping cart Selected items must be stored in the Session if user is not logged in. If user is logged in, selected items must be stored on the MySQL database Shopping cart must be updated as items are added/removed
RESOURCES Dynamic Web Programming and HTML5 Webpage Markup with HTML5 (Chapter 2) Styling with CSS (Chapter 4) Forms, PHP and Form Processing (Chapter 5) Dynamic User Interface with Javascript (Chapter 6) Server Side Programming with PHP (Chapter 8) Ajax and Web Services (Chapter 11)
