ADD TO CART BUTTON IN ASP.NET USING C#

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How to code the ~~ADD TO CART BUTTON IN ASP.NET USING C#~~ add to cart button in asp.net using c#?

Posted 18-Jun-13 20:22pm

nithin159

Updated 27-Nov-13 0:47am

Sebastian T Xavier

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CHill60 20-Jun-13 20:52pm

For information - writing all in capitals is usually considered to be SHOUTING - if you post any more questions (or answers or comments) please use Sentence case - you are more likely to get prompt answers and fewer downvotes. Good luck.

nithin159 24-Jun-13 0:52am

Thankyou verymuch....for correcting me

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please visit this link

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13618562/how-to-code-on-add-to-cart-button[^]

Posted 18-Jun-13 22:27pm

samadhan_kshirsagar

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nithin159 19-Jun-13 4:42am

Sir,Can you explain me what to write under if (e.CommandName.ToString()=="Add")

bbirajdar 20-Jun-13 10:23am

There you can call the paypal API which will transfer the payments to account number 876756567554512

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How to add two values into one value[^]

Posted 20-Jun-13 3:18am

Prasad_Kulkarni

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Here are two links that show how to add shopping cart using asp.net, Hope these will help Link1[^] and Link2[^]

Posted 18-Jun-13 21:00pm

muneebalikiyani

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-18T20:24:00

Solution 1

you create a button, and you put the words 'add to cart' on it. How you make that button work, depends on how you write your shopping cart, although I think it's fair to say that you'd always store your cart in a cookie ( if you want it to persist across sessions ) or in the session ( if you don't mind losing it if the user turns off their browser ). If you require users to log in, you could also store it in the database.

Posted 18-Jun-13 20:24pm

Christian Graus

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Christian Graus 19-Jun-13 2:28am

No, it's actually not possible. There's articles on the web for shopping carts, but there is no 'sample code' I could write that would magically give you a shopping cart, or hook in with how your site works. I suspect you should look for someone you can pay to do this, if you think you're asking a reasonable question, because you're not.

bbirajdar 20-Jun-13 10:21am

I couldn't have advised better +5