What code must I use if I want to create an order form on my website where people can order and/or request a product and/or services from the price list, the order form should calculate the total amount of the products/services requested, the VAT of 14% and add that to the order amount, Please help?
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ld13
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Dude. Seriously now. Are you expecting some wonder code that you can just copypaste into your site to do all of that in one go? Ha. Dream on mate, dream on.
Other Pineapple Smurf
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Its easy:
function calculateTotalAndVat() {
form.on.complete.doTotal();
form.on.complete.doVat();
}
There you go, all done.
function calculateTotalAndVat() {
form.on.complete.doTotal();
form.on.complete.doVat();
}
There you go, all done.
FarligOpptreden
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Hahaha! You'll need to have some service-side code running for that to be feasible - think ASP.NET / PHP / Java (NOT related to JavaScript).
Other Pineapple Smurf
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Easier to just load the enitre db as a hash list into jason and then embed it into the page. That way no server side required
He could do some serious Ninja Skillz and do the whole thing as WSL
FarligOpptreden
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Easier? 
What if the size of the DB reaches hunderds of megabytes? Serializing that and sending it to each client after every single request would take ages...
(yes yes, I know it was supposed to be sarcasm...
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What if the size of the DB reaches hunderds of megabytes? Serializing that and sending it to each client after every single request would take ages...(yes yes, I know it was supposed to be sarcasm...
)WSL = Wage/Sex/Location?Easier to just load the enitre db as a hash list into jason and then embed it into the page. That way no server side required
He could do some serious Ninja Skillz and do the whole thing as WSL
hash list? Nah - HTML5 offline datastore would be better - and just as limiting.
murraybiscuit
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anybody faffed with couchdb or mongo round these parts?
Nope, although I did think about it (mongoDB) while replying.
stevenv
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I think y'all scared him off
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ld13
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I think y'all scared him off
Lol. Dude, even if I had 1 post, my reply would've been the same. You cannot go around asking for some wonder code that would do x,y,z and build rome in one day while it is at it. It just does not exist. If he had asked something more specific e.g. how to go about calculating order totals using variable x and y, he would probably have a copypaste solution by now... or am I being a bit crude/rude/unreasonable here?
Nope.
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Easier to just load the enitre db as a hash list into jason and then embed it into the page. That way no server side required
He could do some serious Ninja Skillz and do the whole thing as WSL
its json, not jason..
FarligOpptreden
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How do you know? There might be a guy named Jason that you need to hash it into and embed him into the page... Kinda like Rick Rolling...
FarligOpptreden
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I have to admit - I had to Google that name first... Still don't know who he is though.
Still don't know who he is though.FarligOpptreden
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I mean Jason Derulo... The name Jason just followed from the whole conversation about jason vs json... Aaaaaaaanyway, I think you get what I'm saying.
EDIT: First suggestion in my search box (Firefox 4 beta) is Jason's Deli... Wonder what he sells...
/hunger pains
The name Jason just followed from the whole conversation about jason vs json... Aaaaaaaanyway, I think you get what I'm saying.EDIT: First suggestion in my search box (Firefox 4 beta) is Jason's Deli... Wonder what he sells...
/hunger pains