Thomas J.M. Burton suppressed wrote: > I'm upgrading our catalogs from IC 4.8.6 to IC 5.0 and have encountered > some trouble in the results page used with one of the catalogs. > > I have the results page set up to display a list of the resulting items > from a search, each with a quantity box. There are several "add to cart" > buttons in the page. Under 4.8.6 this worked without a problem - any > items in the list that had a value in the quantity field were added to > the cart while those left blank were not. > > Under 5.0, all items on the page are added to the cart regardless of > what's in the quantity field. > > This results page is based off of the one in the Foundation demo, but I > removed the code related to munge_quantity because Mike had mentioned a > while back that it should not be used (see > http://www.icdevgroup.org/pipermail/interchange-users/2001-April/006926.html). > > I'm confused as this code is still in the Foundation demo distributed > with v5.0 despite what seems to be significant changes to the structure > of the demo. > > My results page contains the following code (simplified for this post): > > <form action="[process-target]" method="POST"> > <input type=hidden name=mv_todo value=refresh> > <input type=hidden name=mv_separate_items value="1"> > > [search-region] > [search-list] > [item-description] [item-price] > <input type=hidden name=mv_order_item value="[item-code]"> > <input size="2" name="mv_order_quantity" value=""> > [/search-list] [/search-region] > > <input type="image" > src="/interface/images/button_order_purple.gif" > value="add to order" name="order"> > > Should this code still work in IC 5.0 or am I missing something? Is > munge_quantity now necessary in order to do a "buy list" sort of form, > or is it still something that shouldn't be in there at all? > Instead of [process-target], try using [area nothing]. The 5.0.0 Foundation demo's results_buylist component has a line that looks like this: [seti results_return_to][history-scan exclude="nothing" count="0"][/seti] Make sure you have that line in your page code. Also change your "mv_todo" to "mv_action" and include this line in your <form>: <input type="hidden" name="mv_click" value="munge_quantity"> When you submit the form, the "munge_quantity" callback code will be executed. The code will set up the appropriate CGI variables to order the chosen products and will then bounce the user to the [scratch results_return_to] URI. I suggest that you copy the "munge_quantity" code from the 5.0.0 Foundation demo and don't forget the [seti results_return_to]...[/seti] line. -- _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _/_/_/ _/_/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ _/ K e v i n W a l s h _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/_/ suppressed _/ _/ _/_/_/_/ _/ _/_/_/ _/ _/ _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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