Bryan Ando

Hi! I'm new on here so I'll just spout off: I made a cart once by adding the information to a session var and then retrieving all the details for the item on checkout. However, it looks like you are making a basket in a database. Maybe when you echo the query results, you could echo them into input tags with thier name attributes and values, and submit your $_POST vars to your php script, inserting them into your database if($_POST['echoed_checkbox_name'] == "echoed_checkbox_value"), while looping through the $_POST array of course.

Hi everyone! I am new to php and am always looking for ways to make my websites better with php. My brother, the graphic artist, and I recently started Point Promotions & Creative, our very own home-grown web development company. Currently, I do my best trying to develop on LAMP at home. I look forward to learning much here.