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Updated: 03/10/2008

PopOrder Form

New Features: Made the program more secure, and added print receipt button. New EURO options added for date, money, post code, county, country. For those of you who only have a few items to sell on the web, and don''t want the hassle of a full blown Shopping Cart for just a couple items, but you still need something! Something not to complicated that''s reasonably priced, secure, and looks professional! PopOrder Form is the solution! PopOrder Pro - is a popup window, web site order form, with all your products and prices listed in it. Presented in a interactive Invoice receipt type format. This combination of CGI Perl and JavaScript makes for a more interactive shopping experience!
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