Full-Featured Client-Side Shopping Cart.

This is a client-side Java (.js) shopping cart script, often referred to as a 3^rd party cart. The script serves as an interface between your on site Paypal pages and PayPal. Users only interact with your shopping page so there are no official, encrypted "PayPal button" for this mod. Only when the user is done shopping, will s/he send information to the PayPal site for his/her final checkout. This provides a very secure shopping environment for your users. Everything you need is included in this module, you simply need to edit the standard_mounts.php and/or custom_mounts.phppage to suit your needs.

ecart1.gif < -- navbar button1
ecart2.gif < -- navbar button2
csecards.gif < -- credit card image for cart
cseprint.gif < -- printer icon for cart
cseset.js < -- admin controls for cart.
csecart.js < -- javascript to run cart.
csecart.php < -- client-side cart.
custom_mounts.php < -- user interface for custom mounts of pictures.
standard_mounts.php < -- user interface for standard mounts of pictures.
CS_Paypal_Instructions.html < -- this file

What we have here is a client-side cart that temporarily exists on the user's machine, not on a remote server, which provides your users with a very secure shopping environment. As all purchase information is stored in a cookie, there are some limitations. Most notably, users can purchase any quantity of no more than 15 different items at one time. This limitation is due to the session cookies used to remember cart contents across your website's pages. If this limitation doesn't bother you, then you will find this to be an extremely professional, fast and efficient shopping cart with a host of features normally not available to you with server-side carts.

To take full advantage of what this cart has to offer you will need to learn the calls that drive this cart - these calls are detailed, below.

The cart reads through the various < FORM > elements of your site and extracts the necessary input data from the value, or text, fields of these elements. It then takes the user selected options to build the product description that ultimately ends up in the user's paypal order form. Notice how the cart works for the two differently formatted FORMs in the examples that come with this mod. It works with the select (one or multiple), checkbox, radio, or text FORM fields. View the source of your ecart.php to see how the interface works.

Here we start getting a little technical, so you may want to print the ecart.php and js scripts to make it easier to follow along.

1. The "SetAmtxx" and "SetCartxx" 'calls' use the variables (pc,a1,c1,a2,c2...). The first argument [pc] stands for product category (Only five are allowed, with the default value of zero). The "product category" here is for setting special shipping, tax, discount charges for different types of products. Next come [a1..a2..a3..etc.] which are the breakpoints, representing a set quantity or volume) and [c1..c2..c3..etc] which are amount($) or percent(%) changes that are to be applied at the various breakpoints, these are input as pairs of data following the product category (pc, a1, c1, and a2, c2, so on and so forth).

For example:

SetCartSH (0, 1, 2, 3, 4); (SetcartSH is used to set the quantity-based shipping parameters and sets the Product Category 0.)
    1 to 2 items cost $2.00 to ship,
    3 - items cost $4.00

And (in the 'call' definitions area we use the following call values -- see call section below to see how these call values follow the same pattern.),
    pc = product category (class)
    a = amount
    c = charge
    p = percent
    q = quantity
    w = weight

Calls

• Cart-wide SET routines. Applies to the entire cart.
  • SetAmtDC (pc, a1, p1, a2, p2, ...); Cart-wide amt-based percent discount.
  • SetAmtSH (pc, a1, c1, a2, c2, ...); Cart-wide amt-based shipping charges.
  • SetCartDC (pc, q1, p1, q2, p2, ...); Cart-wide qty-based percent discount.
  • SetCartHN (pc, q1, c1, q2, c2, ...); Cart-wide qty-based handling charges.
  • SetCartSH (pc, q1, c1, q2, c2, ...); Cart-wide qty-based shipping charges.
  • SetCartTX (this); Read cart-wide tax from a select.
  • SetPerSH (pc, a1, p1, a2, p2, ...); Percent of amt based shipping charges.
  • SetWgtSH (pc, w1, c1, w2, c2, ...); Cart-wide weight-based shipping.

  2. Item-based Calls:  Any purchase option that is item-based only lasts for a single item purchase and as such must be reset for each such item in the cart (such as SetQtyD).

  3. Coupon discounts based on a percentage of the total purchase have codes that are set in the cseset.js-list with the discount coded in a corresponding array, and they are tested with the call:

    ChkCoup ();
  

  Codes from cseset.js:
  root.xx_cval = "okay,aloha,mahalo"; // <--set up your coupon code or passwords
  root.xx_cdis = "5,0,15"; // <--corresponding coupon percent discounts
  root.xx_camt = "0,10,0"; // corresponding coupon specific monetary amount discount
  
  
  

  In the above example, coupon code: "okay" provides a 5% cart-wide discount on all purchases; "aloha" provides a $10.00 discount on the total of all purchases; and "mahalo" provides a 15% discount on all purchases.

  Use only ONE CORRESPONDING value to each coupon code!

  Caution, the discount used in the coupon method works in addition to any item or cart-wide discounts you may have set up. This means that if you provide a quantity break based on a percentage, and also provided a coupon promotion based on a percentage, the total discount the customer would receive is the sum of both. The coupon entry form appears in the cart window (if turned on in your csecart.php with root.xx_coup = on), and once a successful coupon code entry is made, it disappears. [Acceptable coupon codes are in the cseset.js script. ]

  5. Cart-wide tax can also be assigned by the region the goods are being ordered from. This item is assigned from a select where all of the relevant options are listed. For example, Canada, where purchase from a local province has a higher tax rate, while the rest of Canada is still subject to and has a lower tax rate. Modify You will need to modify csecart.php to change the values for your tax entries and

  This drop down list has blank 'select' entry at the top and users select the appropriate tax from the list below it. This option may be included in a FORM on the cart display page. You ask the customer their location, and the appropriate tax is applied to all items. To use it, place this into the event handler of the select...

      SetCartTX (this);  // "this" gives access
  

  Actually, it is best to use the method PayPal offers in their preferences because they can charge tax by country, so such a thing as one tax for England, and another for the rest of the EEC, is possible. But, for those who may need a different set of rules from paypal, this allows for a possibility of a more complex tax structure.

  6. Amount/quantity/weight based shipping options that are user selected (ground, air, zone, etc). Here the customer may select from all the different options you supply. Each option has a different amount or quantity based table that you define. An order cannot be placed until the user selects his shipping option (unless shipping is deactivated, below).

  7. Product categories. Here, items may be placed into categories or classes within which special options may be applied only to items in these classes or categories, such as discounts or shipping charges. The default category is zero or ("") null and everything normally is put into this category. If you have a special class of items, you place them into a specific category by calling SetPcat for that item in your HTML. Without that call, the default applies. Five (5) is the current limit. (This limit can be modified but a number too high can cause the cart to stop functioning as it fills up the cookie space. Generally speaking, a number under 30 will work but users may only be able to purchase any quantity of up to 10 products as a result. It all depends on how much information goes into the product description field. See the last paragraph on this page to modify this number, if you find it necessary.)

  For example, if you had a special class of products that you only wanted to charge a one-time shipping fee of $1, no matter how many items within this class were ordered, you would do the following:

  For each item in the special class you must set this call in every FORM where $pcat_code == (some number in a user field or other database field as a reference -- for this example, say 1). onsubmit event handler...

      SetPcat ($pcat_code);  // set class of item to 1 (special)
  

  Then, in the set list at the beginning of the site (on the first page) you would include...

      SetCartSH (1, 1, 1);  // all products of category '1' items = $1 to ship.
  

  Another example would be if you have a class of items that require NO shipping or handling charges, and gets no discounts (but everything else has these things apply to them, if ordered). In this case you would mark these items with the special call in the FORM event handler to set them to, say, class 2, but would include NO calls in the set tag all items that apply in your database for class 2 (using a custom image description field or another field which you create). You set them aside for special treatment, and then apply 'no special treatment' array, SetCartxx(2,0,0), - which means they are exempt from normal order charges, discounts, taxes, etc. based on whichever SetCartxx option you used.

  What the default settings in csecart.js (lines 378 -406) should be :
  root.xx_bn = "";
  root.xx_can = "";
  root.xx_cbt = "";
  root.xx_cc = on;
  root.xx_cdis = "";
  root.xx_camt = "";
  root.xx_cdmp = off; //leave off
  root.xx_chkbx= on;
  root.xx_coup = on;
  root.xx_cper = 0;
  root.xx_cur = "USD";
  root.xx_dadd = on;
  root.xx_id = "";
  root.xx_img = on;
  root.xx_lc = "US";
  root.xx_mamt = 0;
  root.xx_mqty = 0;
  root.xx_pc = on;
  root.xx_prt = on;
  root.xx_prtx = off; //leave off to hide dropdown mail-in form in csecart.php by default.
  root.xx_ret = "";
  root.xx_ship = off; //not implemented in the attached version of csecart.js
  root.xx_siz = on;
  root.xx_sty = "";
  root.xx_sum = on;
  root.xx_tax = on;
  root.xx_wt = on;
  root.xx_wtent= "oz";
  root.xx_wtrup= 10;
  
  
  8. There are certain visible and hidden features of the cart page (csecart.php) that may be changed by switches in the "cseset.js". The current default is a minimal cart, but settings in the cseset.js can override the csecart.js settings and create a cart with many more display options. Below are the contents of the CSESET.JS file:
  // required entry to load the cookies (for older browsers)
     LoadIt (); // force load of data
  // set-list for any cart-wide options here
     SetCartHN (0, 1, 1); // enabling this sets a $1 handling charge per item for entire cart
  SetCartDC (0, 2,5, 4,10, 6,12, 8,15); //sets cart-wide discount based on number of pieces ordered. 2+@5%, 4+@10% etc.
  // set cart display options, and internal PayPal options
     root.xx_cc = on; // display credit card gif
     root.xx_cdmp = off; // root diagnostic cookie dump (leave off)
     root.xx_chkbx= on; // terms agreement, when on checkbox must be checked before submitting order.
     root.xx_coup = on; // ask for coupon code on cart page
     root.xx_cval = "okay,aloha,mahalo"; // enter acceptable coupon passwords here, change these regularly.
     root.xx_cdis = "5,10,0"; // corresponding coupon percentage discounts okay=5%, aloha=10%, mahalo = 0%.
     root.xx_camt = "0,0,10"; // corresponding coupon specific monetary amount discount, mahalo = $10.00
     root.xx_dadd = on; // display cart when add-cart is clicked.
     root.xx_gwbx = on; // gift wrapping checkbox (if you want to offer gift wrapping services)
     root.xx_gwcg = 5; // giftwrapping charge per item (if selected)
     root.xx_img = on; // show images in cart (SetImg)
     root.xx_mamt = 0; // minimum amount of order, or zero.
     root.xx_mqty = 1; // minimum quantity of order, or zero.
     root.xx_pc = on; // display product category in item list
     root.xx_prt = on; // print email line and addr form
     root.xx_ship = on; // ask user for shipping options
     root.xx_siz = off; // for img, on = resize, off = use orig size (resize if you are using very large thumbnails.
     root.xx_sum = off; // display product cat summaries
     root.xx_tax = on; // ask user for tax options (edit tax dropdownlist in csecart.php if you use this.)
     root.xx_wt = on; // display weight totals
     root.xx_wtent= ""; // default entry = ounces, "gm" = grams.
     root.xx_wtrup= 10; // rounding value - oz always up to lbs
  // gm rounds up to these grams.
  // place for user-specific options
     root.xx_can = ""; // place for PayPal cancel return path
     root.xx_cur = "USD";// enter default currency code (or null)
     root.xx_id = "youremail@address.com"; // PUT YOUR PAYPAL ID HERE
     root.xx_lc = "US"; // enter default country code (or null)
     root.xx_ret = ""; // place for PayPal return path
     root.xx_sty = ""; // place for PayPal page style
  // required entry to store stuff off.
     root.store (); // required entry!! Do NOT change.
  

  9. One of the advanced features of this cart is that thumbnail images of selected items can be displayed in the shopping cart, itself. This allows your users to keep on shopping, then look at their cart to confirm all their orders and make changes as necessary. It is turned on by default. Here's how it was done: This involves two steps...

  • Turn on the "img" display in the set-list on your first page (item above).
    • root.xx_img = on;
  • Place a call to "SetImg (strn);" in each item of your cart. "strn" is a string literal location relative to the ecart.php source within your website. We have used the defined variable $pic_thumb_url to set this "strn".

  10. You can display the shopping cart total quantity and/or total amount within a FORM anywhere on your page. It will even show if you have it set up to display in several places. There are just two requirements...

  1. If you want either total amount or total quantity to display, then you must have it within a FORM on your page with variable names of "cqty" and/or "ctot". See how it is done in this example and on the ecart.php examples.

       Qty in cart -
         < input type="text" name="cqty" size="4" value="" />
       Cart Total -
         < input type="text" name="ctot" size="11" value="" />
     

  2. If you want either of the totals to load with the page, then you must include an onload event handler in the body statement of your page.

       <body onload="LoadTots (document.forms);"> 

     ---

  3. Item-specific CSESET routines - Once setup, these are applied individually to each item automatically. These routines are listed at the top of each < Form > block in the ecart.php file. NOT all routines are included in each form as not all apply for each webmaster's needs.
     • SetCode (strn); Set the item code.
     • SetDesc (strn); Sets the description field.
     • SetFixed (amt, txt); Set a flat charge independent of qty.
     • SetImg (strn); Sets the address of an image to display in the cart window.
     • SetOpt1 (name, val); Set both the name and value of the first option field.
     • SetOpt2 (name, val); Set both the name and value of the second option field.
     • SetPcat (val); Set product category.
     • SetPrice (amt); Sets the price of an item.
     • SetHN (amt); Sets item-specific handling charges.
     • SetSH (amt); Sets item-specific shipping charges.
     • SetQA (q1, c1, q2, c2, ...); Quantity-based amount for an item.
     • SetQT (q1); Sets item-specific minimum quantity to order.
     • SetQX (q1); Sets item-specific maximum quantity to order.
     • SetQtyD (q1, p1, q2, p2, ... ); Establishes an item quantity discount structure that lasts only for one item.
     • SetWt (wt); Sets the weight of an item to the ounces or grams.
  4. ADD routines. Add to something that already exists.
     • AddDesc (strn); Add a string to the description field.
     • AddFixed (amt, txt); Add a flat cost to items.
     • AddMisc (strn); Add extra PayPal commands (cn=1).
     • AddOpt1 (strn); Add data to the first option field.
     • AddOpt2 (strn); Add data to the second option field.
     • AddPrcnt (per); Increase the price by a given percentage.
     • AddPrice (amt); Add to the price of an item.
     • AddWt (wt); Add to the weight (ozs, gms) of an item (heavy option).
  5. Utilities.
     • CallPay (); Go to PayPal for checkout.
     • CallView (); Display the local shopping cart.
     • ChkCoup (dis); Check for cart-wide discount coupon.
     • ClearAll (); Clear the contents of local data.
     • ClearCart (); Zap all the item cookies.
     • ReadForm (this.form); This is the function that reads and processes the FORM contents.

Rules

All of the item-based calls except the ReadForm call may be executed anywhere within your page. However, they are best executed within a FORM because that structure gives you access to many different event handlers, and provides a natural mechanism for allowing the user to select options that may be available for an item.

The following rules are apply to all calls executed within a < FORM > code block < /FORM > that surrounds a single item for sale...

• The function ReadForm must be called from an event handler within the FORM to be processed. Depending on where it is called from it takes two forms.
  • ReadForm (this); if called from the onsubmit EH of the FORM element.
  • ReadForm (this.form); if called from anywhere else within the FORM.
• The JS will process FORM data of the select (one, or multiple), checkbox, radio, or text types in any order that they appear within the FORM, and report the "value" data from the HTML to the description or option fields of PayPal.
• Any field may be directed to one of the option fields by giving it the name of "opt1xxx" or "opt2xxx", where xxx is anything you want. The key is the first 4 characters of the name. The option fields may be primed with a call to set the option field names...

    SetOpt1 ('User name and address', '');
             ReadForm (this.form);     

  The example above sets the title for the field and allows the user to input (or fill in) the value.
  
  
• The quantity of an item to be ordered must be entered using a text field named qty.
• The special signal characters of "@", "+" and "%" are recognized by the code. The requirements for their use are very simple:
  • The character and number must appear at the end of the value statement within the HTML, and be "pure", e.g. "@2.00" (without parenthesis or other distractions).
  • The character "@" (set base amount) must be used before a FORM element using "+" (increment the base amount) or "%" (adjust by percent). See the examples in the ecart.php file on how they are used.
  • If the special string "@nn" (where nn is a $ value) is not used, then you must set the initial price with something like a call to SetPrice() from within 'Set' area near the top of each < Form > block. (see code in ecart.php)
• Each selection of an item may have its own weight by using the "#" flag. The flag is followed by a number and indicates the ounces or grams of an item. It may appear anywhere in the value field. If used, you should use the SetWt(0) function in the 'Set' area of the < FORM > block to initialize the weight.

    < option value="item #7.5 @10.00" >;...
  
    This translated as a 7.5 oz item costing 10 dollars.
  

INSTALLATION NOTES.

The accompanying files are for the installation of the basic cart. Almost all of it may be customized, but it is probably best to start with the default setup, make sure that it works for you, before changing things.

This is a client-side cart that installs on your system (server hosting your site) - it does not reside on some other server, somewhere. The cookiesthat were mentioned earlier reside on your customer's system, not on your system - and you should never abuse their use.

1. These are the files that make up the entire cart system. All but the two .gif files files need to be installed in your coppermine root directory. The GIF files must be installed in the Coppermine/Images folder. They must be installed in their php or js forms and edited using a properly configured text editor NOT in some crazy Word Processing, FrontPage auto-correct, or Dreamweaver auto-correct format. Strange file formats are the primary reason things do not work!
   • standard_mounts.php   The page your users first see when they click on the link to purchase items. This is where your purchase < FORMs > are located. You can rename this file. Just be sure to use the new name in the installation steps.
   • custom_mounts.php   Same as above -- for custom mounts options.
   • csecart.php   The page that paints the cart (called from JS).
   • csecart.js   JS file supporting csecart.php and performs the necessary tasks on all user calls.
   • cseset.js   JS file for the cseset-list.
   • csecards.gif   Image file for credit card display on csecart.php.
   • cseprint.gif   Printer Icon for csecart.php's "print this page" option.
   • ecart1.gif   Temporary button used for installation purposes.
   • ecart2.gif   Temporary button used for installation purposes.
2. If you use this cart's shipping values, and not PayPal's, you must make sure that you set your PayPal preferences to allow shipping overrides at Paypal. If you fail to do this, then this cart shall not function properly.

LIMITATIONS. These are the limitations that need to be understood for both cart and data going to the PayPal.

• All data sent to PayPal and in a cookie must be escaped (URL encoded) Therefore, all illegal characters will be replaced by blank spaces. (eg. If you wish to include the file title in your product description, understand that apostrophes in these titles are not allowed, apostrophes will be replaced with a space in the shopping cart).
• There is a 127 character limit for data in the PayPal description field.
• There is a 200 character limit for each option field in PayPal.
• There is a 4 kilobyte limit for a cookie (including names and escape notation).
• There can be no more than 20 cookies for any server (the entire server)and no more than 300 cookies per machine.
• The cookies for this paypal mod are session cookies, this means that they will be deleted from his machine when the customer exits your site. This is an added security feature.
• Up to 15 unique items may be added to this cart with no limits on the quantity of each item that can be ordered.
• Currently this mod is limited to five special product classes or categories as described above.. If you need more, this may be changed in the javascript by changing the cats variable. This number is limited by how many (and the data to support each class) you can get into a single root cookie! If you increase this value and later find that you can no longer process items, try lowering this value.

if define('THEME_IS_XHTML10_TRANSITIONAL',1);

function replace_forbidden2($str) { static $forbidden_chars; if (!is_array($forbidden_chars)) { global $CONFIG, $mb_utf8_regex; if (function_exists('html_entity_decode')) { $chars = html_entity_decode($CONFIG['forbiden_fname_char'], ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8'); } else { $chars = str_replace(array('&', '"', '<', '>', ' ', '''), array('&', '"', '<', '>', ' ', "'"), $CONFIG['forbiden_fname_char']); } preg_match_all("#$mb_utf8_regex".'|[\x00-\x7F]#', $chars, $forbidden_chars); } /** * $str may also come from $_POST, in this case, all &, ", etc will get replaced with entities. * Replace them back to normal chars so that the str_replace below can work. */ $str = str_replace(array('&amp;', '&quot;', '&lt;', '&gt;','&nbsp;','&#39;'), array('&', '"', '<', '>', ' ', "'"), $str);; return str_replace($forbidden_chars[0], ' ', $str); } $album2 = $HTTP_GET_VARS['album']; $pos2 = (int)$HTTP_GET_VARS['pos']; $cat2 = isset($_GET['cat']) ? (int)$_GET['cat'] : 0;

// HTML template for intermediate image display

<!-- END caption -->
                         </table>

if ($owner_link) {
$ipinfo = '/ ';
} else {
$ipinfo = '';
}
}

$pos2 = isset($_GET['pos']) ? (int)$_GET['pos'] : 0;
$cat2 = isset($_GET['cat']) ? (int)$_GET['cat'] : 0;
$album2 = isset($_GET['album']) ? $_GET['album'] : '';

$info[$lang_picinfo['Filename']] = htmlspecialchars($CURRENT_PIC_DATA['filename']);

$info[$lang_picinfo['Title2']] = ($CURRENT_PIC_DATA['title']);
$info[$lang_picinfo['Description']] = ($CURRENT_PIC_DATA['caption']);
$info[$lang_picinfo['StandardMount']] = "<a href=standard_mounts.php?album=$album2&amp;cat=$cat2&amp;pos=$pos2>" . $lang_picinfo['StandardMount2'] . '';
$info[$lang_picinfo['CustomMount']] = "<a href=custom_mounts.php?album=$album2&amp;cat=$cat2&amp;pos=$pos2>" . $lang_picinfo['CustomMount2'] . '';

$lang_picinfo = array(

'Title2' =>'Picture Title',
'Description' =>'Description',
'StandardMount' =>'Standard Options',
'StandardMount2' =>'Click here to view our standard mount options.',
'CustomMount' =>'Custom Options',
'CustomMount2' =>'Click here to view our custom mount options.',

If you need to use a custom description field other than the first field, you will have to change the "$user1" variable in the: if ($user1=="Panoramics"||$user1=="panoramics") line of standard_mounts.php and custom_mounts.php to $user2, $user3, or $user4, as appropriate. (The same applies to the if ($user1=="Squares"||$user1=="squares") and if ($user1=="Standards"||$user1=="standards") lines of the same code block. Edit the if/else block as is appropriate to your needs, in order to set pricing. If the entry in the assigned description field does not match any of words, pricing will default to the last if/else options in that block of code.

(Edit line 372 as necessary or remove):
<Div align="center"><b>NOTE:</b> <i>Purchases made in Hawaii are subject to the Hawaii State G.E.Tax which will be added during the final checkout phase.</i> </Div>

(Edit lines 397 to 418 as necessary -- do not remove this option, you can turn off its display in csecart.js): ' Click on printer icon above to print this form. Include one copy with your remittance and print another copy for your records.', '<br />', '<i>If ordering from Hawaii, please add the 4.161% G.E.T. to total purchase price (multiply total by 1.04161).</i> ', '<table cellspacing = "8"', ' cellpadding = "8"', ' border = "1"', ' width="100%"', ' frame = "box"', ' rules = "all">', '<tr>', ' <td>', '<b>Mail</b> your order here - - ', '<br /><br />', '', '<b>Cheque, or Postal order</b>', '<br /><br />', '', 'Mary Q. Contrary <br />', '1-2 Buckle My Shoe Ln. <br />', 'Nursery Land, Neverland 12345 <br />', '(123-456-7890) <br />', 'fax (222-333-4444)', ' </td>',

if ($pricing_setup=="Panoramics"||$pricing_setup=="panoramics") //custom field entry is "Panoramics"
{
$Option1 = " Matted size: 10\" x 20\" (image size: 6\" x 16\") @35.00 ";
$Desc1 = " &nbsp; 10\" x 20\" @ $35.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 6\" x 16\") " ;
$Option2 = " Matted size: 14\" x 28\" (image size: 9\" x 23\") @95.00 ";
$Desc2 = " 14\" x 28\" @ $95.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 9\" x 23\") ";
$Option3 = " Matted size: 16\" x 32\" (image size: 11\" x 27\") @125.00 ";
$Desc3 = " 16\" x 32\" @ $125.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 11\" x 27\") ";
$Option4 = " Matted size: 18\" x 36\" (image size: 12\" x 30\") @135.00 ";
$Desc4 = " 18\" x 36\" @ $135.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 12\" x 30\")";
$Option5 = " Matted size: 20\" x 40\" (image size: 13\" x 33\") @150.00 ";
$Desc5 = " 20\" x 40\" @ $150.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 13\" x 33\")"; $Option6 = "";
$Desc6 = "";
$Option7 = "";
$Desc7 = "";
$Option8 = "";
$Desc8 = "";
$Option9 = "";
$Desc9 = "";
$Option10 = "";
$Desc10 = "";
}
else
// 11-20 for 2nd option or "Squares"
if ($pricing_setup=="Squares"||$pricing_setup=="squares") //custom field entry is "Squares"
{
$Option1 = " Matted size: 8\" x 8\" (image size: 6\" x 6\") @15.00 ";
$Desc1 = " &nbsp; 8\" x 8\" @ $15.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 6\" x 6\") " ;
$Option2 = " Matted size: 10\" x 10\" (image size: 8\" x 8\") @30.00 ";
$Desc2 = " 10\" x 10\" @ $30.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 8\" x 8\") ";
$Option3 = " Matted size: 12\" x 12\" (image size: 9\" x 9\") @40.00 ";
$Desc3 = " 12\" x 12\" @ $40.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 9\" x 9\") ";
$Option4 = " Matted size: 14\" x 14\" (image size: 11\" x 11\") @60.00 ";
$Desc4 = " 14\" x 14\" @ $60.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 11\" x 11\")";
$Option5 = " Matted size: 16\" x 16\" (image size: 12\" x 12\") @75.00 ";
$Desc5 = " 16\" x 16\" @ $75.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 12\" x 12\")";
$Option6 = " Matted size: 18\" x 18\" (image size: 13\" x 13\") @90.00 ";
$Desc6 = " 18\" x 18\" @ $90.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 13\" x 13\")";
$Option7 = "";
$Desc7 = "";
$Option8 = "";
$Desc8 = "";
$Option9 = "";
$Desc9 = "";
$Option10 = "";
$Desc10 = "";
}
else
// 21-30 for third option or "Standards and all else"
if ($pricing_setup=="Standards"||$pricing_setup=="standards"||$pricing_setup=="")
{
$Option1 = " Matted size: 8\" x 10\" (image size: 5\" x 7\") @15.00 ";
$Desc1 = " &nbsp; 8\" x 10\" @ $15.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 5\" x 7\") " ;
$Option2 = " Matted size: 11\" x 14\" (image size: 6\" x 9\") @30.00 ";
$Desc2 = " 11\" x 14\" @ $30.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 6\" x 9\") ";
$Option3 = " Matted size: 16\" x 20\" (image size: 11\" x 15\") @50.00 ";
$Desc3 = " 16\" x 20\" @ $50.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 11\" x 15\") ";
$Option4 = " Matted size: 18\" x 24\" (image size: 13\" x 19\") @75.00 ";
$Desc4 = " 18\" x 24\" @ $75.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 13\" x 19\")";
$Option5 = " ";
$Desc5 = " ";
$Option6 = " ";
$Desc6 = " ";
$Desc8 = " ";
$Option9 = " ";
$Desc9 = " ";
$Option10 = " ";
$Desc10 = " ";
}
else
// fall back when nothing matches, SAME AS STANDARDS.
{
$Option1 = " Matted size: 8\" x 10\" (image size: 5\" x 7\") @15.00 ";
$Desc1 = " &nbsp; 8\" x 10\" @ $15.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 5\" x 7\") " ;
$Option2 = " Matted size: 11\" x 14\" (image size: 6\" x 9\") @30.00 ";
$Desc2 = " 11\" x 14\" @ $30.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 6\" x 9\") ";
$Option3 = " Matted size: 16\" x 20\" (image size: 11\" x 15\") @50.00 ";
$Desc3 = " 16\" x 20\" @ $50.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 11\" x 15\") ";
$Option4 = " Matted size: 18\" x 24\" (image size: 13\" x 19\") @75.00 ";
$Desc4 = " 18\" x 24\" @ $75.00 USD&nbsp;( image size: 13\" x 19\")";
$Option5 = " ";
$Desc5 = " ";
$Option6 = " ";
$Desc6 = " ";
$Desc8 = " ";
$Option9 = " ";
$Desc9 = " ";
$Option10 = " ";
$Desc10 = " ";
}

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