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Dec
Shopping Cart using Script.aculo.us
By: OSH Editorial In: AJAX Prototype Script.aculo.us Tutorials
This workshop we will be building a shopping cart that’s Ajax powered. This will be a drag and drop shopping cart using the Script.aculo.us JavaScript library. We will also be using PHP on the back end to store the user’s shopping cart in sessions.
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