A Simple Multiple Item Example
For sake of simplicity this example shows the basic capability. Enhancements can be easily added.
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Select one of the following great books |
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In this example there are 3
books with each at a different price. The html links would look like
these
<a
href="http://www.globalcheck.com/cgi-bin/echeck.cgi?MID=14411111&book1=million">
How to make a million on line</a>
<a
href="http://www.globalcheck.com/cgi-bin/echeck.cgi?mid=14411111&book2=real">
Real Estate for pennys on the dollar </a>
<a
href="http://www.globalcheck.com/cgi-bin/echeck.cgi?MID=14411111&book3=cars">
Buy Automobiles for $1.00</a>
This works
by adding a tag to each link to tell you what the item is they
ordered
The normal link of <a href="http://....../echeck.cgi"
becomes <a
href="http://...../echeck.cgi?mid=14411111&book1=million"
The
tag (order information) can be used as input to your CGI via pass
through. Just add another tag called url=. The value it equals is the
name of cgi program to pass the sales information to.
Additionally
you can preset the check amount by adding 'amount=29.95' to the url
as follows
<a
href="http://www.globalcheck.com/cgi-bin/echeck.cgi?MID=14411111&book1=million&amount=29.95">
How to make a million on line</a>
If you preset
the amount, the customer can not change it.