Let's say you're trying to customize your view image page to add a link or button so your clients can add a package, or any other single item, to your cart by clicking on a link or button rather than scrolling through a list of items. With a bit of digging in your database plus a little HTML it's fairly easy to do.

Database ID

First thing you'll need is the database ID for the pricing item you're wanting to add, and this is admittedly will be the hardest part for most of y'all.

Somewhere within your hosting control panel - the place where you go to create email addresses and build databases - you should have a link to view your databases. On most hosts you can look for something named phpMyAdmin. If you're using cPanel, and most of y'all probably are, phpMyAdmin should be under the MySQL section. If you're using GoDaddy take a look at this article on how to find phpMyAdmin.

What we're looking for is a table that ends with _pricing. It's most likely named pb_pricing, but the pb may be different if you set a different prefix during setup.

Click on the Browse link next to the pb_pricing table. Depending on what version of phpMyAdmin is on your server it make be written out like the screen shot above or just an icon.

What you're looking for is the number in the ID column. It's 71 in the screen shot below. You can ignore the rest of the columns.

Building the Button

You've done the hard part. Now it's just a bit of HTML

You're going to add the following to your fullimage.tpl template file where ever you want your button to show up.

<form action="<?php echo $cProofBuddy->url; ?>/user/user-script-addtocart.php" method="post">
<input type="hidden" name="item" value="THE ID NUMBER FROM ABOVE">
<input type="hidden" name="quantity" value="1">
<input type="hidden" name="imageid" value="<?php echo $_GET['id']; ?>">
<input type="hidden" name="colortype" value="color">
<input type="hidden" name="albumid" value="<?php echo $_SESSION['currentalbum']; ?>">
<input type="submit" value="Add my special item to cart">
</form>