Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
> No, too much work (for the time I have to spare, which value tends to be
> negative anyway, and even more so now). But I can give you the
> uncompressed sources of what I use (on the web the javascript is
> compressed to long lines, to save some web space and gain some speed,
> and to discourage hackers).
> The whole thing is a bit complicated because the shopping cart page
> (which is the page that does the transfer to PP) is generated by
> javascript, so there is no plain HTML to see. The cart can be filled
> either from that page or from the individual product pages.
>
> Note: I don't write the pages by hand, they are written by a Python
> script. Yet another programming language :)

It sounds like you've got a nice system set up, but it would take
substantial work for me to understand it.  I know how to write basic HTML,
but anything beyond that is over my head currently.  I'd like to learn more,
but there always seems something more important to do first.

If it's easy for you to provide the uncompressed source, I'll take it and
keep it for if/when I get a chance to learn Javascript and try to understand
it or find someone else to do it for me.

Thanks for your help.


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