Multiple Items Discount
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Hello forum,
I am building a website (music related) in (X)HTML & CSS, no PHP or Database because, this whole programming language, it's all new to me and doesn't sink in fast enough these days:):). The background music I have reproduced, is ready and what I'm looking for now is a discount script for multiple media purchased that has to calculate automatically after a number of songs has been reached/added to the PayPal cart and it goes like this:
1-4=$8.00 Each
5-11=$7.00 Each
12-50=$6.00 Each
Can someone direct me to where I can find such script?
Thank you all in advance for reading/commenting
Happy Easter,
midipro1
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Hello skier and thank you very much for the reply.
I did see this particular script before I posted the topic, but I'm not sure if, it works the way I mentioned in my post and please correct me if I'm wrong.
The way I wand this to work is that a customer adds a song to the cart then, he/she may search for another song and add it to the cart. Now, lets say he/she is added 14 songs to the cart in total, what the script need to do is, OK, 14 songs @ $6.00 each=$84.00. In other words, what the customer needs to see in the cart is an already calculate total.
The example you provided does work as such also but, it seem to suggest that the customer has to enter the quantity for it to work.
Again, pardon my ignorance. The programming language is a little out of my league here.
Thank you a million
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What you have in mind would take a bit of custom programming as you need the cost discount based on the entire shopping cart. This can be accomplished through a custome mini-cart type application where as all of the logic is preformed on your web page or site first, then the end results are "uploaded" to the PayPal Screen.
Another option would be to find a 3rd party shopping cart that has the features you have in mind. You can find a list of 3rd party carts here.
As for the custom mini-cart type application. Depending on your programming skills, it would be best to contact a Developer for assistance. This is the type of work these folks do for a living. You can find a list of Developers here.
Regards,
skier

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