What type of coding is involved with this?

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Take a look at this shopping cart.

https://www.pressedjuicery.com/products/juices[^]

You can click the "+" to add the product to the above shopping cart that allows 6 items.

How would a person go about creating something like this?

Posted 20-Jan-15 9:47am

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Zoltán Zörgő 20-Jan-15 16:08pm

Yes, it is an interesting approach for a cart. But what is your question exactly?

Member 11389483 20-Jan-15 16:11pm

Wondering how it can be made? It's very minimalist and appears simple. What is it made of? Code?

Zoltán Zörgő 20-Jan-15 16:15pm

Of course. It is just javascript, mainly JQuery with CSS3. And of course the idea of a good designer.

Member 11389483 20-Jan-15 16:20pm

If I were to research more of this how would I go about describing what type of cart this is called? Thanks for all your help !

Zoltán Zörgő 20-Jan-15 16:22pm

I don't think it is a specific type. Just describe what you want / or you have seen.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Jan-15 17:23pm

Sorry, I suspected your post to be spam, because you referenced commercial site. You should not do it, and should be careful.
Do you have something to dismiss the doubt? Could you tell us what have you tried so far?
—SA

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2015-01-20T10:21:00

Solution 1

It is either good use of scripting language or could be a server side language with Ajax calls.

Posted 20-Jan-15 10:21am

Abhinav S

ZurdoDev · Answer 2 · 2015-01-20T10:32:00

Solution 2

You can learn a lot by looking at the source (View Source) in the browser. You can often see what js files were imported and also the CSS to make it work that way.

You could also email the webmaster and see if they'll tell you what framework, if any they used, but I wouldn't count on getting a response.

Posted 20-Jan-15 10:32am

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Member 11389483 20-Jan-15 16:37pm

I have checked that out and it appears they use an addthis.com widget to add it to the cart. However, what is the cart made of? I understand a lot of html / css so I am just looking for the right direction to head with this as I am trying to create a similar framework.

Thanks Ryan

ZurdoDev 20-Jan-15 16:51pm

We can't see the source code so there's no way for us to tell you exactly how they did it. You'd have to contact the person who made it.