Yes. Closer!
If it helps, forget the numbers completely. Let's say the fields allowed you
to choose Color, Size, and Font. If the user selects Red, 200 pixels,
Helvetica from the form objects, then on Submit the page displays a specific
logo jpeg in its red, 200 pixel, Helvetica form. Other selections bring up
other versions according to the selections.
I believe the script would be the same. I'd just supply my number instead of
the graphic.
I imagine I could do it with one massive list supplying all the possible
configurations, but I think that would be pointless!
If it ends up being easier I suppose I could assign numerical values to the
options starting with a base price, but that seems more complex than
necessary. Maybe that's actually easier, though?
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In article <cd7pjk$c4h$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com>, "A.H.O."
<webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote:
Quote:
Not sure if Im helping or hindering....
Sounds like he wants to say...
Choose X Y Z your price =$xx.oo
or A B C your price = $xx.00
or A X Z your price = $xx.oo
I understand (I think) what he wants to do. Im with J Fraze though in that I
wouldnt know how to do it. I would think you could do it in one of two ways
though.... calculating the price of X Y Z for a total, or doing it like a
spreadsheet rule and say if XYZ is chosen then sum= (and to that for each
combination of variations)
Am I close Fraze? |