SAMPLE STORE:

iisCART offers you complete control over the look and feel of your site.
Below is a live example of some ways that products could be added.
Note the flexibility afforded by the various methods. 

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1. Simple form button to add a product to the cart.  

Forms can be created directly or using frontpage.  You only need to specify the product ID from your database and the component reads the appropriate information and places in in the cart.

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2. Form with quantity specified.

Your may wish to allow customers to add more than one product at a time.  iisCART looks for predefined names and automatically uses them appropriately.  Here, quantity and item ID are specified.

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3. Form with options specified.

iisCART can work with optional properties declared at the page level.  In this case the book has an option for soft or hard cover.  Since the book is the same price we choose not to use 2 separate items.  This ability is also very useful for clothing.  For example, there could be options for colour and size.

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3. Form with options specified, Item ID specified by form.

In this case the hard and softcover books are different prices.  A different item is added based on the form selection.  Note that no options are listed in this case as the item is either a soft cover or hard cover version.
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Add this book!

4. Add to cart by selecting a link.

While many carts limit the look and feel of your site and design by requiring forms to add items, iisCART gives developers the choice.  Use a simple hyperlink to add items and make your site more unique.

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Click the cover to add!
5. Add to cart by clicking directly on the product.

Items can also be added by setting a hyperlink to an image.  This also alows you to create custom graphics for "add to cart" buttons that fit the design of your site.
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Add 2, oversize, hardcover books to your cart.
6. Add to cart with specific options.

Here the link incorporate options similar to example 3 which uses a form.  This link could also be directly on an image, the product, or a custom "add to cart" button.

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