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Is there a way to write a script that will change an image depending on the state of a customer's shopping cart? So that once they ad an item to their cart, a particular image area changes from one image to another? |
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Absolutely, just depends on what you're going for, because there are a few ways to do it, from vb.net/css class to vb.net/img tag to javascript, etc. For example, if it's something like a cart icon that you want to change to display as 'filled' when there are items in the cart, you might use a background image and tell the element to change the CssClass when the cart > 0. This way you could handle the rest via your stylesheet. Is that what you're wanting to do? |
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Thanks Cliff -- didn't think about CSS -- I'll have to jump into that and see if that works -- Yes, that's exactly what I want to do -- I'm building my theme around a store "mascot" and one of the images involves the cart. I wasn't aware that you could call the cart contents from CSS. |
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You can't actually check for the cart contents via CSS, but if you use VB.Net in the code-behind to change the CssClass of the cart icon (or mascot) you can change the image via CSS more conveniently than in the code.
If I can find some time to play with it, I'll try to post an example. |
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