Click here to download files (including the HTMLWizard) that can aid you in the development of your site.
For additional support, you can either click the 
in the Cart32 Administration window, or check out the Cart32 Help file located here (click on the "Cart32 v6.x Help" link).
If you have any questions regarding Cart32, please direct them to webhosting@nethere.com
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Please refer to the followng HTML source for assistance with Cart32 forms
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To Add an item to the cart, use the following FORM tag: < form method=post action="http://URL_to_cart/cart32.exe/Cart32_ID-AddItem" > To View the contents of the cart, use the following FORM tag: < form method=get action="http://URL_to_cart/cart32.exe/Cart32_ID-ItemList" > To Empty the contents of the cart, use the following FORM tag: < form method=get action="http://URL_to_cart/cart32.exe/Cart32_ID-Empty" > Note: You'll need to replace the following with the information provided to you. URL_to_cart (i.e. http://www.cart.simplyweb.net/Cart32_ID/cart/) Cart32_ID - This is the Cart32 ID we provided for you. For example, if your domain is www.example.com the Cart32 ID would be "example" (without the quotes). Cart32 utilizes the following fields (they can be hidden or shown, the "type" listed here is merely an example) < input type=hidden name="PartNo" value="part number" > < input type=hidden name="Item" value="name of item" > < input type=text name="Qty" value="quantity of item" > < input type=hidden name="Price" value="price of item - no dollar sign needed" > < input type=hidden name="Weight" value="weight of item" > For multiple items, please read below (from the Cart32 help file) The basic rule when adding multiple items on one form is that every item in the form needs to have all fields listed that are used in any or all of the individual items. For example, if one item has options and another does not, all items will still require p1/t1 hidden fields for options. If item #1 has three options (thus a p1/t1, p2/t2, and p3/t3 field) and item #2 has no options, then item #2 still must have the p1/t1, p2/t2, and p3/t3 fields as item #1 does. The options don't actually have to be used, but they do have to be there. You accomplish this by manipulating the form adding the options to the "option-less" item, but leaving them blank as listed below. The following tags would be added to the "option-less" item:
< input type=hidden name=p1 value=""> Also, the first item in the form needs to have real, not blank values. Thus, if the first item in the form is an "option-less" item, as listed above, then you must manipulate the form by adding a "dummy" item at the beginning of the form. You can do this by adding the following "dummy item" code as the first item in your form:
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