[Javascript] (no subject)

[james]

if you put "javascript shopping cart tutorial" into google.com you 
find pages like this
http://codepunk.hardwar.org.uk/ajs38.htm

(Advanced JavaScript Lesson 35: A Simple Shopping Cart)

H.T.H.

James

>hi john,
>
>im in two minds of whether to do my program in javascript or 
>vbscript, im alrady familiar with vb but wnat to undersatnd 
>javascript then compare the two.
>
>John Warner <john at jwarner.com> wrote:
>
>Why are you unwilling to do his homework assignment for him? I bet 
>he needs the grade in a serious fashion...
>
>
>
>John Warner
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>[mailto:javascript-bounces at LaTech.edu] On Behalf Of Chris Harrison
>Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 9:22 AM
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>Subject: Re: [Javascript] (no subject)
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>At least try to make your posts vaguely related to JavaScript.
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>On 4/13/05, rene james 
><<mailto:rjb_specialist at yahoo.co.uk>rjb_specialist at yahoo.co.uk> 
>wrote:
>
>hello to all members,
>
>im new to javascript and would like to know its full capabilities, 
>are there any examples of programs that allow a person to:
>
>1.Create a web site for renting cars. The first web page should 
>offer 4 different cars for rent (each car for a different weekly 
>price). For each car the user should be able to select the number of 
>weeks that the car is to be hired for (For each car provide a list 
>box for the user to select the number of weeks for that car - and 
>select '0' if the user does not require that car).
>
>The user should be able to decide whether or not to pay for extra 
>personal insurance (use radio buttons) and the cost will be 10% 
>extra on the page total price. The user can also opt to be on a 
>mailing list (use a checkbox for this - which is initially set as 
>checked).
>
>When the basic page is working code should be included to allow the 
>total ticket cost to be saved in a cookie.
>
>
>2. Create a second page to allow the user to enter in their name, 
>and postcode.
>
>
>3. The final page should access the cookie information in order to 
>show all the details entered on second page and just the total price 
>from the first page.
>
>The three web pages should be called: car.htm, name.htm, and final.htm.
>
>
>4. After you have the main web pages working add user data input 
>validation and more sophisticated cookie handling methods (eg - to 
>handle any user input data lengths).
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