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Ok. I have a script which produces output of the form domianname.tld along with a checkbox. There may be up to 5 or six of these if the user wants to register more than one domain. How can I : 1. Restrict the user to only selecting a max of 3 2. Then pass the details into a paypal cart. I was going to set up another php page with the paypal order buttons for each item however there are differentcosts depending on the tld. or can I just pass the php values on submit into a stanfard html page? It should be simple..I hope.. Kev T |
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https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/websc.../intro-outside PHP Toolkit: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/websc...it_php-outside Don't be shy, look around, and read, read, read. It's worth the time. On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 11:08:04 +0100, "Kev T" <nospam@c.l.o.n.e.fsnet.co.uk> wrote: >Hi, > >Ok. I have a script which produces output of the form domianname.tld along >with a checkbox. > >There may be up to 5 or six of these if the user wants to register more >than one domain. How can I : >1. Restrict the user to only selecting a max of 3 >2. Then pass the details into a paypal cart. > >I was going to set up another php page with the paypal order buttons for >each item however there are differentcosts depending on the tld. or can I >just pass the php values on submit into a stanfard html page? > > >It should be simple..I hope.. > >Kev T > |