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Shopping Cart Application in ASP.NET

Posted by shru27 Articles | Web Development April 22, 2004
This is an online shopping cart application written in ASP.NET and C# where user can browse, add items to the shopping cart and place orders.
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This application is an online shopping cart written in ASP.NET where users can select items and place an order. I have added the features of login and adding new users if user does not exist. Validations are performed wherever needed like email format validation, zip code etc.

Figure 1.



DataBase

I have used the SQL Server NorthWind database. The two tables used are:

  1. Products Table
  2. Order Details Table.

I have used two classes.

public class CartRow
{
public string id;
public string name;
public string price;
public string items;
};
public class Cart
{
public System.Collections.ArrayList list = new ArrayList(20);
};

The two main web-forms are Main.aspx and CheckOut.aspx.

Main.aspx contains a grid showing all items present in the products table along with the price per unit and the quantity per unit.

Fig 1 shows the Main.aspx page, Where user can select items from the products grid(left).As he selects an item it is added to his cart and the item is displayed in the right panel. The total price is displayed in the label above. As the user adds more items to his cart the recalculated price is shown .Upon clicking the clear cart button the cart gets empty.

If the user now wants to finalize the order and presses the CheckOut button he his redirected to the Login.aspx page(Fig 2)

I have set the default username as user for the sample and password is u.

Figure 2.

And finally the user is asked to enter the CreditCardNumber, billing zip code and his email address. It does the client side validations and then confirms the order placed by sending a mail to the user as shown in (Fig 3).

And the order is finalized. For more advanced shopping cart this information plus the item information has to be stored in some database.

Figure 3.

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please help me i want to apply the same practies to my project

Posted by Moon Apr 28, 2013

Nice article.

Posted by Santosh Yadav Apr 09, 2013

Error 3 Missing partial modifier on declaration of type 'shs.DataSet1.Order_DetailsDataTable'; another partial declaration of this type existsError 1 Missing partial modifier on declaration of type 'shs.DataSet1'; another partial declaration of this type exists like this 14 errors are there

Posted by abha datar Jan 04, 2013

thanx bro.......................0_0

Posted by manish kumar Dec 14, 2012

Not working Error on connection to database

Posted by studio Sep 13, 2012
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