The eCommerce Purchasing component is used to make an online purchase of a training course or package. A single FORM element is used for the entire component.
Optional and Required Elements:
- Optional title bar with an optional link
- Required Product ID Column
- Optional Duration Column
- Zero or more prices each with a header and an optional GSA link
- Zero or more classlist select boxes
- For packages each classlist should have a product ID and Duration
- Optional 'View Center Info', 'Check Availability' and 'View Course Description' buttons for each classlist
- An optional 'Request a Class' button for each classlist. (where there is only one classlist this button can be displayed below the main table)
- Optional 'Add to Shopping Cart' button (can be either inline with the 'View Center' & 'Check Availability' buttons or on a new row below when dealing with packages.
- Optional custom message displayed at the base of the table such as 'Please contact...'
- Optional custom message and optional call to action button after the table such as 'Request a class'.
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This example shows the optional title without a link, as well as multiple class list rows. Note that each time a new class list ID/Price row is repeated, the table header row is repeated as well, to help users keep track of the various columns.
This example also shows the optional custom message, displayed at the base of the table. When there is no 'Add to Shopping Cart' used, this can be used to communicate what a user may do to order or coordinate the course(s).
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This example shows a simplified presentation of this component. It omits the optional H6 title and has no class list to select from.
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This example shows the optional extra message that appears after the table. This message may be simply a paragraph or may include a call to action input button as illustrated below.
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This example shows multiple package class lists without repeating ID/Price rows. It also illustrates the optional package class list id and duration.
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This example shows a paragraph replacing the select menu and informing users that there are no classes to chose from.
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