QuickAddress Pro World Web - ASP Samples
The following examples demonstrate strategies for integrating address management, in the style of a typical mail-order website. It is recommended that you use the appropriate sample code as a template for your own integration work.
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Diagnostics
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This page provides diagnostic information for Pro Web.
This page will provide information that can be used to determine if Pro Web is operating correctly and is configured as
you desired. It is recommended that you check this page when you install Pro Web and when configuration changes are made
to verify that Pro Web is working as intended.
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Sequential
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This site guides the user through a sequence of pages representing distinct steps in ordering a product.
The products to be purchased are picked first; the delivery address is then entered, followed by the billing details.
The address entry is subdivided into separate QuickAddress address capture steps.
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Frames
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This is a single page, which uses separate frames for each part of the ordering process.
Neat "in-line" address capture is achieved with the address entry sitting in a separate frame within a single HTML page.
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Popup Window
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This is a single non-frames page encompassing the entire ordering process.
If frames aren't used, in-line address capture is not possible.
Here, a separate window is launched from the main website, which will paste its captured address onto the launching page.
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Generic Sequential
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Similar to the sequential example above, this uses country-independent generic prompts.
A single set of country-independent prompts allows the address fields and the country
selector to be on the same page. However, the user is now prompted for unnecessary information.
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