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hidden form fields on buttons ?
Hi,
sorry if this has already been asked , but i've been wading through forums all day and don't seem to be getting anywhere.
I am using MX
I am redesigning a site i made in html into flash. The site has a shop section and for this I have used romancart http://www.romancart.com.
I basically want to convert this html code which works fine in the html page and use it on a flash button.
form action=http://www.romancart.com/cart.asp
input type=hidden name=itemname value='Jakeone - "Rascal EP"'
input type=hidden name=price value=5.00
input type=hidden name=storeid value=00000
input type=hidden name=quantity value=1
input type=hidden name=shipping1 value=1.80
input type=hidden name=shipping2 value=2.50
input type=hidden name=shipping3 value=3.75
input name="submit" type=submit value='Add'
the storeid is the reference number for the shop as everything is handled by romancarts software on their servers, the other values are obviously price ect.
I have tried various things in flash
this is what i've got so far
on the button which is in the root of the movie i have put this actionscript.
on (release) {
getURL("http://www.romancart.com/cart.asp", _blank, "POST");
set(storeid, "00000");
set(itemname, "Jakeone-Rascal EP");
set(price, "5.00");
set(quantity, "1");
set(Shipping1, "1.80");
set(Shipping2, "2.50");
set(Shipping3, "3.75");
}
I have also tried placing the code inside the button and have tried declaring the variables first i.e
var storeid; ect
I have been looking into components but have never done anything like this before and keep running into walls.
any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
tec1
p.s. i have asked romancart support an searched through all their help files but they haven't come up with a solution.
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Registered User
hi,
At least you should define the variables before you try to send them:
code:
on (release) {
// variables here
getURL("http://www.romancart.com/cart.asp", _blank, "POST");
}
And when you use set() you need quotes:
code:
set("x", 5); // not set(x, 5);
trace(x);
Or simply:
code:
x = 5;
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YOUR A STAR !
thanks very much it's working now.
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Yes!!
Yes! A big thank you from me as well. You really helped me out.
Thanks a ton,
Dann
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