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1. Upload the 'quick-shop' folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
3. Add tags to your post text: You may now use the TinyMCE button!!!

OR

In any post where you have a product add this tag:

   [quickshop:NAME_OF_YOUR_PRODUCT:price:YOUR_PRODUCT_PRICE:shipping:YOUR_SHIPPING_PRICE:shipping2:SHIPPING_PRICE_FOR_MULTIPLE_PRODUCTS_AFTER_FIRST:end]

This will create the form button 'Add to Cart' as well as pricing. Shipping is optional, you can end it like so: [quickshop:Test:price:30:end], or even [quickshop:Test:price:30:shipping:2:end].

You may also create a drop-down using this format: quickshop:NAMEOFYOURPRODUCTTYPE1|NAMEOFYOURPRODUCTTYPE2:price

The | character seperates each product type.

You can also optionally create a price for each of the items in the drop-down instead of having a single price for all of them:

:price:PRICE_1|PRICE_2:shipping:

NEW - Paypal subscribe and donate buttons!

[quickdonate:YOUR_EMAIL:d_name:DONATION_PURPOSE:d_id:OPTIONAL_ID:d_amount:DEFAULT_DONATION_AMOUNT:d_currency:PAYMENT_CURRENCY:d_locale:YOUR_COUNTRY:d_end]

The time type in subscribe is for day, week, month, or year.

[quicksubscribe:YOUR_EMAIL:s_name:SUBSCRIPTION:s_id:OPTIONAL_ID:s_amount:PRICE:s_currency:PAYMENT_CURRENCY:s_locale:YOUR_COUNTRY:sc_value:TIME_PERIOD:sc_time:TIME_TYPE(D,W,M,Y):s_end]

1. Add either cart widget to your sidebar.

2. Did you use the Paypal widget? Then you're done! Otherwise, see below for WP-GBCF and CFormsII implementation:

WP-GBCF

If you want shipping calculated as well in this form I'll add it here as soon as I can...

You must remember with the following code to remove all backticks: `

Also WP-GBCF has been updated (v. 2008.02.07). I've give updated line numbers and new code below. If you want old code see a pre 1.3.4 QuickShop README.

Add this after Line 1220 of WP-GBCF V2.0 (wp-gbcf_form.php):

     unset($_SESSION['qscart']);  // This line clears the cart after the email is sent.

Starting from Line 1286 - 1289 of WP-GBCF V. 2.0 (wp-gbcf_form.php):

    $forms.=('         </select>
            '.$x_or_h_br.'
    <!-- Required Form Comments Area -->
            <label for="message">Message</label>'.$x_or_h_br.'<textarea tabindex="'.$tab_message.'" class="textbox" rows="12" cols="60" name="message" id="message">');
            // Add quickshop integration by adding the cart info into the text area.

    if ($_SESSION['qscart'] && is_array($_SESSION['qscart']))
    {
        $forms .= ('I would like to order the following items: 
    ');
        foreach ($_SESSION['qscart'] as $item)
        {
            $forms .= ("".$item['name']." - Price: $".$item['price']."  -  Quantity: ".$item['quantity']."
    ");

        }

    }   
        $forms.=('</textarea>'.$x_or_h_br.'

CFormsII - Thanks to aproxis for providing this solution

Create new form using cForms. For example - it will be the form #2.

Go to the "Core Form Admin / Email Options" Check "Use custom input field NAMES & ID's"

We are taking an example from help topics of cForms.

Create new .php file (orderform.php)

Paste into it (remember to remove any backticks: `):

<?php
/* here is an example from cForms help topics. i've edited it a little bit */

$fields = array();
$formdata = array(      
                array('Your name[id:yourName]|Name','textfield',0,1,0,1,0), /* is
required, auto clears on focus */
                array('Your Email[id:yourEmail]|Email','textfield',0,1,1,1,0), /* is
required, is email, auto clears on focus */
                array('Your Order[id:yourorder]','textarea',0,1,0,0,1) /* is
required, and is not editable */
                );
$i=0;
foreach ( $formdata as $field ) {
        $fields['label'][$i]        = $field[0];
        $fields['type'][$i]         = $field[1];
        $fields['isdisabled'][$i]   = $field[2];
        $fields['isreq'][$i]        = $field[3];
        $fields['isemail'][$i]      = $field[4];                                                
        $fields['isclear'][$i]      = $field[5];                                                
        $fields['isreadonly'][$i++] = $field[6];                
}

/* inserting QuickShop-related strings */

        if ($_SESSION['qscart'] && is_array($_SESSION['qscart']))
        {
        foreach ($_SESSION['qscart'] as $item)
        {
           $forms .= ("".$item['name']." - ".$item['quantity']." pcs.,
".$item['price']." each.
");
        }

        }
/* inserting is done. now - inserting the form */

insert_custom_cform($fields,'2'); /* 2 - is number of your form */

/* fixing some troubles with newlines */

$fnd = array("\n","\r");
$rep = array('\n','\r');
$result = str_replace($fnd, $rep, addslashes($forms));

/* and now - mix it all together using javascript*/
?>

<script>
    document.getElementById("yourorder").value = "<?php echo $result ?>";
</script>

----- Save and close the orderform.php -----

Now, create in wordpress administration a new page (for your order form). And another new page for redirect after submitting order form.

After that - edit your page.php file from your theme folder. You should insert two conditional IF's (before or inside the Loop). Here is an example:

<?php get_header(); ?>

<?php if (is_page('3')) : /* page #3 - it is page for redirect after
submitting form */ ?>
    <?php unset($_SESSION['qscart']); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

<?php if (is_page('2')) : /* it is page with the form. you should
point your QuckShop plugin to this page in settings */ ?>
    <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/orderform.php'); /* upload
orderform.php in your theme folder */?>

<?php elseif (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

------- Save and close the page.php --------

And one more thing. In settings of your form in "Redirection, Messages, Text and Button Label" Look for "Redirect options:" Then select "Enable alternative success page (redirect)" And enter the URL of "page for redirect" (with ID #3)

How to do Optional Totals for the custom forms

    $total = 0;
    $count = 1;


    foreach ($_SESSION['qscart'] as $item)
    {
        // Following is the code that you would run after the normal 'add info to form textbox code'

        $total += $item['price'] * $item['quantity'];
        $count += $item['quantity'];

        if ($item['shipping2'])
            $postage += (($item['quantity'] - 1) * $item['shipping2']) + $item['shipping'];
        else
            $postage += $item['quantity'] * $item['shipping'];
    }

    // Following is the totals code that you want to appear in the text box. 
    // I'll leave it for you to replace 'echo' with the WP-GBCF or CFormsII implementation
    if ($count)
    {       
       if (!get_option('quickshop_total')) 
       {

            if ($freeshipv && ($freeshipv < $total))
                $postage = 0;

            echo "Subtotal: ".output_currency($total, $symbol, $decimal)."
                 Postage: ".output_currency($postage, $symbol, $decimal);
       }
       echo "Total: ".output_currency($total + $postage, $symbol, $decimal);
    }