• Price
• Name or Short Description
• Product ID or Part Number
• Shipping Cost
• Additional Information (Up to 4)

If you wish to have the cart go directly to a manage cart page when a product is added, just replace the FORM tag like this: <FORM NAME=order ACTION="managecart.html"> -- of course replacing managecart.html with the name of your managecart page.

Make sure to specify the correct location of your checkout page as the FORM ACTION. For example, if your checkout page was on a secure server (www.secure.com), named checkout.cgi, and could accept POST mode, your FORM tag would be: <FORM ACTION="https://www.secure.com/checkout.cgi" METHOD="POST" onsubmit="return ValidateCart(this)"> Most user's will not use CGI based checkout pages, but if you do, make sure to set the HiddenFieldsToCheckout option to true.

Your checkout page is going to look something like:

    
    <!--Shopping Cart Checkout Begin-->
    The items listed below are currently in your shopping cart:
    <p>
    <FORM ACTION="/cgi-bin/checkout.pl" METHOD="POST">	
    <SCRIPT>
        CheckoutCart();
    </SCRIPT>
    
    Name:    <input type="text" name="b_first"> <input type="text" name="b_last">
    Email:   <input type="text" name="b_email">
      ... Your other form data here...

    <INPUT type=SUBMIT value="   Submit Order   ">
    </FORM>	
    <!--Shopping Cart Checkout End  -->
    

If you do not have your own CGI or PHP capability, then use your ISP's 'formmail' or 'mailto' scripts. Most EVERY ISP has one available for you to use. Your checkout page will look exactly the same, except for the FORM ACTION, and any 'hidden' fields your ISP will tell you about. In most cases, your form action will look something like: <FORM ACTION="/cgi-bin/formmail" METHOD="POST">
At this point,most of you are done!

If you are absolutely sure you have no mail script available, you can use the FORM line <FORM ACTION="mailto:spam@nopdesign.com" ENCTYPE="text/plain"> where the email address is your own. This syntax will not work with some browsers/aol. Do not write me about this not working, or opening up a blank email....

Do you use a payment processor/gateway? If so -- this section is just for you. Here are some sample checkout pages for the supported payment processors. Remember to configure your nopcart.js script to use the payment processor you have selected first!! Also, check with your processor to make sure you have the most current FORM ACTION line. This section is provided as a reference, and should get you started. There are more options that the documentation your payment processor provided will explain.

• LinkPoint

     <FORM ACTION="https://secure.linkpt.net/lpcentral/servlet/lppay" METHOD="POST">	
        <SCRIPT>
           CheckoutCart();
        </SCRIPT>
     <INPUT type="hidden" name="storename" value="--ENTER YOUR STORE ID HERE--">	
     <INPUT type=submit value="Proceed to payment">
     </FORM>	
     

  
  
• WorldPay

     <FORM ACTION="https://select.worldpay.com/wcc/purchase" METHOD="POST">	
        <SCRIPT>
           CheckoutCart();
        </SCRIPT>
     <input type=hidden name="instId" value="--ENTER WORLDPAY ID HERE--">
     <input type=hidden name="currency" value="USD">
     <input type=hidden name="testMode" value="0">
     <input type=hidden name="cartId" value="WebPurchase">
     <INPUT type=submit value="Proceed to payment">
     </FORM>	
     

  
  
• Authorize.net

     <FORM ACTION="https://secure.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll" METHOD="POST">	
        <SCRIPT>
           CheckoutCart();
        </SCRIPT>
     <INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="x_Login" VALUE="--ENTER YOUR ID HERE--">
     <INPUT type=submit value="Proceed to payment">
     </FORM>	
     

    
    <NOSCRIPT>
    Whoops, we detected that your browser does not have JavaScript, or it is disabled.  Our product catalog
    requires that you have JavaScript enabled to order products.  <a href="http://www.netscape.com">Netscape</a>
    and <a href="http://www.microsoft.com/ie">Microsoft</a> offer free browsers which support JavaScript.
    If you are using a JavaScript compliant browser and still have problems, make sure you have JavaScript enabled in
    your browser's preferences.
    </NOSCRIPT>