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I have a project that I would Greatly Appreciate some direction.

My goal is to create a "Sales Assistant Script" that recommends products
based upon Response's to questions.

I know enough JavaScript to successfully create a "JavaScript Error" 2 out
of 3 times! <Grin>

The books I have read are great in regards to understanding what the code is
doing, but in my novice opinion don't teach me the "when to use what"
examples. Maybe that comes with experience.

I'm "guessing" that I will need to have a set of lets say 12 questions. I
will group these questions in groups of 4. If the User selects a
combination of questions, then my script will recommend the user purchase
certain products.

So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?

I'm looking for the Simplist way of getting this done.

What do I need to do ?

Thanks,
Richard
txknapper at hotmail.com
Jul 23 '05 #1
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Rich wrote:
I have a project that I would Greatly Appreciate some direction.

My goal is to create a "Sales Assistant Script" that recommends products
based upon Response's to questions.

I know enough JavaScript to successfully create a "JavaScript Error" 2 out
of 3 times! <Grin>

The books I have read are great in regards to understanding what the code is
doing, but in my novice opinion don't teach me the "when to use what"
examples. Maybe that comes with experience.

I'm "guessing" that I will need to have a set of lets say 12 questions. I
will group these questions in groups of 4. If the User selects a
combination of questions, then my script will recommend the user purchase
certain products.

So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?

I'm looking for the Simplist way of getting this done.

What do I need to do ?

Thanks,
Richard
txknapper at hotmail.com

sounds like you combine the answers to an sql query ansA && ansB &&
ansC && ansD

gives you also a hint on how to order your questions

my 2 cent

gl
martin
Jul 23 '05 #2
Martin! wrote:
Rich wrote:
I have a project that I would Greatly Appreciate some direction.

My goal is to create a "Sales Assistant Script" that recommends
products based upon Response's to questions.

I know enough JavaScript to successfully create a "JavaScript Error" 2
out of 3 times! <Grin>

The books I have read are great in regards to understanding what the
code is doing, but in my novice opinion don't teach me the "when to
use what" examples. Maybe that comes with experience.

I'm "guessing" that I will need to have a set of lets say 12
questions. I will group these questions in groups of 4. If the User
selects a combination of questions, then my script will recommend the
user purchase certain products.

So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?

I'm looking for the Simplist way of getting this done.

What do I need to do ?

Thanks,
Richard
txknapper at hotmail.com

sounds like you combine the answers to an sql query ansA && ansB && ansC
&& ansD

gives you also a hint on how to order your questions

my 2 cent

gl
martin

ps .. would do this in php rather than javascript
Jul 23 '05 #3
Thanks for the info.

Fortunately or unfortunately I'm taking a JavaScript class and I have to
write this in JavaScript.

Any JavaScript help would be appreciated.
Thanks again.
"Martin!" <m.*******@gmail.comcomcommer> wrote in message
news:d3**********@news.hispeed.ch...
Martin! wrote:
Rich wrote:
I have a project that I would Greatly Appreciate some direction.

My goal is to create a "Sales Assistant Script" that recommends products
based upon Response's to questions.

I know enough JavaScript to successfully create a "JavaScript Error" 2
out of 3 times! <Grin>

The books I have read are great in regards to understanding what the
code is doing, but in my novice opinion don't teach me the "when to use
what" examples. Maybe that comes with experience.

I'm "guessing" that I will need to have a set of lets say 12 questions.
I will group these questions in groups of 4. If the User selects a
combination of questions, then my script will recommend the user
purchase certain products.

So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?

I'm looking for the Simplist way of getting this done.

What do I need to do ?

Thanks,
Richard
txknapper at hotmail.com

sounds like you combine the answers to an sql query ansA && ansB && ansC
&& ansD

gives you also a hint on how to order your questions

my 2 cent

gl
martin

ps .. would do this in php rather than javascript

Jul 23 '05 #4
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:wq75e.4607$B12.513@trnddc09...
I have a project that I would Greatly Appreciate some direction.

My goal is to create a "Sales Assistant Script" that recommends products
based upon Response's to questions.

I know enough JavaScript to successfully create a "JavaScript Error" 2 out
of 3 times! <Grin>

The books I have read are great in regards to understanding what the code is doing, but in my novice opinion don't teach me the "when to use what"
examples. Maybe that comes with experience.

I'm "guessing" that I will need to have a set of lets say 12 questions. I
will group these questions in groups of 4. If the User selects a
combination of questions, then my script will recommend the user purchase
certain products.

So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?

I'm looking for the Simplist way of getting this done.

What do I need to do ?

Thanks,
Richard
txknapper at hotmail.com

A couple of questions:

1) How many answers must be given to point to a product?

2) Can any set of answers point to more than one product?
Start by defining a matrix of products and answers.

Define the solution then write code to realize it.
Jul 23 '05 #5
You wrote:
1) How many answers must be given to point to a product?

2) Can any set of answers point to more than one product?
1. I'd say 3 answers to point to a product.
2. I'd prefer a set of 3 answers point to one product but more than one
product is fine.

I'm looking for a Script Sample , or something online that already does this
that will help me better understand what I need to do.

I need this to be easy for me so I can understand and grasp what the script
is doing.

Thanks for any help.

"McKirahan" <Ne**@McKirahan.com> wrote in message
news:O8********************@comcast.com... "Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:wq75e.4607$B12.513@trnddc09...
I have a project that I would Greatly Appreciate some direction.

My goal is to create a "Sales Assistant Script" that recommends products
based upon Response's to questions.

I know enough JavaScript to successfully create a "JavaScript Error" 2
out
of 3 times! <Grin>

The books I have read are great in regards to understanding what the code

is
doing, but in my novice opinion don't teach me the "when to use what"
examples. Maybe that comes with experience.

I'm "guessing" that I will need to have a set of lets say 12 questions.
I
will group these questions in groups of 4. If the User selects a
combination of questions, then my script will recommend the user purchase
certain products.

So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?

I'm looking for the Simplist way of getting this done.

What do I need to do ?

Thanks,
Richard
txknapper at hotmail.com

A couple of questions:

1) How many answers must be given to point to a product?

2) Can any set of answers point to more than one product?
Start by defining a matrix of products and answers.

Define the solution then write code to realize it.

Jul 23 '05 #6
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:Y_b5e.794$H_5.564@trnddc01...
You wrote:
1) How many answers must be given to point to a product?

2) Can any set of answers point to more than one product?
1. I'd say 3 answers to point to a product.
2. I'd prefer a set of 3 answers point to one product but more than one
product is fine.

I'm looking for a Script Sample , or something online that already does

this that will help me better understand what I need to do.

I need this to be easy for me so I can understand and grasp what the script is doing.

Thanks for any help.
"McKirahan" <Ne**@McKirahan.com> wrote in message
news:O8********************@comcast.com...
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:wq75e.4607$B12.513@trnddc09...
I have a project that I would Greatly Appreciate some direction.

My goal is to create a "Sales Assistant Script" that recommends products based upon Response's to questions.

I know enough JavaScript to successfully create a "JavaScript Error" 2
out
of 3 times! <Grin>

The books I have read are great in regards to understanding what the code
is
doing, but in my novice opinion don't teach me the "when to use what"
examples. Maybe that comes with experience.

I'm "guessing" that I will need to have a set of lets say 12 questions.
I
will group these questions in groups of 4. If the User selects a
combination of questions, then my script will recommend the user

purchase certain products.

So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?

I'm looking for the Simplist way of getting this done.

What do I need to do ?

Thanks,
Richard
txknapper at hotmail.com

A couple of questions:

1) How many answers must be given to point to a product?

2) Can any set of answers point to more than one product?
Start by defining a matrix of products and answers.

Define the solution then write code to realize it.

Please don't top post as it's harder to follow the conversation.

I forgot to ask:

What types of questions are they --
true/false, multiple choice, or fill-in-the-blank?

a) Do you want a car? True / False

b) How many doors do you want? 2, 4, or 5 (hatchback)

c) What brand do you prefer? _______________
Can you give some question and answer examples?
Jul 23 '05 #7
Here is something I found on the Web that is similiar to what I want to do.

http://www.kmoser.com/xerox/cgi-bin/ps.cgi?action=home

Only difference is I'd like to ask the User questions and then suggest some
products.

Does this help?

I looked at the source code but could not figure out how this was done.

I think if I can get a sample of script on how to assign a radial button to
a specific set of products that I can do the rest......I hope.

Thanks again for any help.

"McKirahan" <Ne**@McKirahan.com> wrote in message
news:b8********************@comcast.com...
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:Y_b5e.794$H_5.564@trnddc01...
You wrote:
> 1) How many answers must be given to point to a product?
>
> 2) Can any set of answers point to more than one product?


1. I'd say 3 answers to point to a product.
2. I'd prefer a set of 3 answers point to one product but more than one
product is fine.

I'm looking for a Script Sample , or something online that already does

this
that will help me better understand what I need to do.

I need this to be easy for me so I can understand and grasp what the

script
is doing.

Thanks for any help.
"McKirahan" <Ne**@McKirahan.com> wrote in message
news:O8********************@comcast.com...
> "Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:wq75e.4607$B12.513@trnddc09...
>> I have a project that I would Greatly Appreciate some direction.
>>
>> My goal is to create a "Sales Assistant Script" that recommends products >> based upon Response's to questions.
>>
>> I know enough JavaScript to successfully create a "JavaScript Error" 2
>> out
>> of 3 times! <Grin>
>>
>> The books I have read are great in regards to understanding what the code > is
>> doing, but in my novice opinion don't teach me the "when to use what"
>> examples. Maybe that comes with experience.
>>
>> I'm "guessing" that I will need to have a set of lets say 12
>> questions.
>> I
>> will group these questions in groups of 4. If the User selects a
>> combination of questions, then my script will recommend the user purchase >> certain products.
>>
>> So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
>> buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?
>>
>> I'm looking for the Simplist way of getting this done.
>>
>> What do I need to do ?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Richard
>> txknapper at hotmail.com
>
>
> A couple of questions:
>
> 1) How many answers must be given to point to a product?
>
> 2) Can any set of answers point to more than one product?
>
>
> Start by defining a matrix of products and answers.
>
> Define the solution then write code to realize it.

Please don't top post as it's harder to follow the conversation.

I forgot to ask:

What types of questions are they --
true/false, multiple choice, or fill-in-the-blank?

a) Do you want a car? True / False

b) How many doors do you want? 2, 4, or 5 (hatchback)

c) What brand do you prefer? _______________
Can you give some question and answer examples?

Jul 23 '05 #8
Lee
Rich said:
I think if I can get a sample of script on how to assign a radial button to
a specific set of products that I can do the rest......I hope.


"assign a ... button to a specific set of products" has no clear meaning.
The first step in writing a program is to *cleary* define what you want
it to do.

Jul 23 '05 #9
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:6Qd5e.74$0c2.23@trnddc08...
Here is something I found on the Web that is similiar to what I want to do.
http://www.kmoser.com/xerox/cgi-bin/ps.cgi?action=home

Only difference is I'd like to ask the User questions and then suggest some products.

Does this help?

I looked at the source code but could not figure out how this was done.

I think if I can get a sample of script on how to assign a radial button to a specific set of products that I can do the rest......I hope.

Thanks again for any help.

Here's a stripped down version of the code at the above URL.

<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>SalesAss.htm</TITLE>
<script type="text/javascript">
function validate_and_submit() {
var ok = true; // Assume
var what; // E.g. 'Printer', 'Fax', etc.
var how; // E.g. 'Price', 'Function'
if (document.formname.primary[0].checked) {
what = 'Printer';
if (document.formname.priceOrFunc[0].checked) {
document.formname.state.value = 'pp1';
how = 'Price';
} else if (document.formname.priceOrFunc[1].checked) {
document.formname.state.value = 'pf1';
how = 'Function';
} else {
ok = false;
alert("Please select whether you would like to search by Price or by
Function before you click the 'Proceed' button.");
}
} else if (document.formname.primary[1].checked) {
what = 'Fax';
if (document.formname.priceOrFunc[0].checked) {
document.formname.state.value = 'fp1';
how = 'Price';
} else if (document.formname.priceOrFunc[1].checked) {
document.formname.state.value = 'ff1';
how = 'Function';
} else {
ok = false;
alert("Please select whether you would like to search by Price or by
Function before you click the 'Proceed' button.");
}
} else if (document.formname.primary[2].checked) {
what = 'Copy';
if (document.formname.priceOrFunc[0].checked) {
document.formname.state.value = 'cp1';
how = 'Price';
} else if (document.formname.priceOrFunc[1].checked) {
document.formname.state.value = 'cf1';
how = 'Function';
} else {
ok = false;
alert("Please select whether you would like to search by Price or by
Function before you click the 'Proceed' button.");
}
} else if (document.formname.primary[3].checked) {
what = 'Multifunction';
if (document.formname.priceOrFunc[0].checked) {
document.formname.state.value = 'mp1';
how = 'Price';
} else if (document.formname.priceOrFunc[1].checked) {
document.formname.state.value = 'mf1';
how = 'Function';
} else {
ok = false;
alert("Please select whether you would like to search by Price or by
Function before you click the 'Proceed' button.");
}
} else {
ok = false;
alert("Please choose the type of product you are interested in before
you click the 'Proceed' button.");
}
if (ok) {
document.formname.heading.value = (what + ' - by ' + how);
}
}
</script>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<FORM name="formname">
<INPUT type="radio" name="primary" value="print"> Print
<INPUT type="radio" name="primary" value="fax"> Fax
<INPUT type="radio" name="primary" value="copy"> Copy
<INPUT type="radio" name="primary" value="multifunction"> Multi-Function
<br><br>
<INPUT type="radio" name="priceOrFunc" value="price">Price
<INPUT type="radio" name="priceOrFunc" value="function">Function
<br><br>
<INPUT type="text" name="state" readonly>
<input type="text" name="heading" value="">
<INPUT type="button" value="Proceed" onclick="validate_and_submit()">
<INPUT type="reset" value="Clear">
</FORM>
</body>
</html>

Your next step is to RTFM and talk to the teacher. Good luck!
Jul 23 '05 #10
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote:
Here is something I found on the Web that is similiar to what I want
to do.


I am sorry, but isn't the whole point of taking a Javascript class to
actually *learn* the language?

Currently, you are just muddling through your assignment by trying to
copy someone elses code to your problem without knowing what you
actually do.

Looking at (good) examples to get *ideas* on how to solve something
makes sense. Just copying stuff is a dumb thing to do.

Bye,
Martin

Jul 23 '05 #11
I agree, and that's why my question was and still is;

So what I need to know is how do you assign or group the selection of
buttons or check marks, to specific product recommendations?

I don't see anywhere in my post where I said I wanted to copy someone's
script.

I'm simply looking for a way to count or assign checkmarks / radial buttons
to a specific Product recommendation.

Interesting thing about some of these groups, you get more criticism than
help.

I spent 18 years working with End User's answering questions etc for Major
IT Companies only to have my job go to India. No biggee, But I find trying
to learn a new skill like JavaScript challenging enough without the
criticisms like yours.

Thanks I think.
"Martin Bialasinski" <ag********@uni-koeln.de> wrote in message
news:87************@haitech.martin.home...
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> wrote:
Here is something I found on the Web that is similiar to what I want
to do.


I am sorry, but isn't the whole point of taking a Javascript class to
actually *learn* the language?

Currently, you are just muddling through your assignment by trying to
copy someone elses code to your problem without knowing what you
actually do.

Looking at (good) examples to get *ideas* on how to solve something
makes sense. Just copying stuff is a dumb thing to do.

Bye,
Martin

Jul 23 '05 #12
Rich wrote:
I agree, ...
Agree with what?

<snip> I'm simply looking for a way to count or assign checkmarks
/ radial buttons to a specific Product recommendation.
Some tasks are so simple and obvious that they can be undertaken without
any forethought or planning, some cannot. Most programming task would
fall into the second category.

The process of planing/designing a script will usually go through a
stage where the problem is well defined and clearly (and full)
expressed. So far you have only expressed the problem in the vaguest
terms. If you employed someone to write the script for you, you would
find them now bombarding you with questions about the specifics of the
task, its context, etc.
Interesting thing about some of these groups, you get
more criticism than help.

<snip>

What you get from these groups often depends a great deal on how you go
about interacting with them. For a start, demonstrating a total
disregard for the long established Usenet posting conventions is widely
considered as indicating that you don't actually want any help at all
(and it take no effort on the part of other participants in the group to
satisfy that). This group's FAQ (and related material) goes into some
detail on the subject and you would be well advised to read, understand
and act upon the advice it contains before saying another word.

Richard.
Jul 23 '05 #13
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> writes:
I'm simply looking for a way to count or assign checkmarks / radial buttons
to a specific Product recommendation.
That's not a Javascript problem. You need to figure out what your
program requirements are before you start programming. I.e., you must
be able to say that if *these* questions are answered with a yes, the
recommended product is *that*. Do that on paper.

When you have that, it's a simple matter of reading what controls are
checked (that's a javascript problem, which you can ask about if you
fail to find the answer yourself in the FAQ or on Google, but after
making a decent try yourself) and from the knowledge of which are
checked, select the correct recommended product (there will probably
be "if"'s in that)

(And it's "radio buttons", not "radial", although I would think that
something called "radial buttons" would *look* cool :)
Interesting thing about some of these groups, you get more criticism
than help.


You did the right thing in saying that it was for an assignment.
However, Usenet tradition is to require more from a poster that needs
help with an assignment than for anyone else, because too much help
will just mean less learning from it. (And for anybody else: trying to
hide that it is an assignment will just bring trouble.)

Someone can't communicate this politely to the person asking. Don't
worry too much about that. Usenet is full of ... people :)

Anyway, we do expect you to have very specific questions (aka "smart
questions") about your assignment. Read
<URL:http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html>
and realize that while the sentiment expressed on this page goes for
everybody, it is more strictly enforced for assignment questions.
Remember, it's for your own good (like eating broccoli :)

Good luck :)
/L
--
Lasse Reichstein Nielsen - lr*@hotpop.com
DHTML Death Colors: <URL:http://www.infimum.dk/HTML/rasterTriangleDOM.html>
'Faith without judgement merely degrades the spirit divine.'
Jul 23 '05 #14
Hello lasse,

THANKS,

That give me more to look at and consider.

The last time I worked on an assignment, I was working on a script , ended
up working on it for 4 days when I finally realized I was making my script
more complex than what I needed. There are so many functions, methods, etc
to JavaScript that I admit it's difficult for me a Novice to determine where
to start from. I'm not sure if that's a common thing for JavaScripters but
that's my prob.

I do appreciate the guidance.

I was not aware where the FAQ was not that my question I guess fell under
the "not smart" category <g>. Thank you for pointing me to the FAQ with a
specific URL. While I'm not new to newsgroups, I am new to this particular
one.

Thanks again for your time and reply.

Rich

Also some have commented to look at the FAQ and or Posting
"Lasse Reichstein Nielsen" <lr*@hotpop.com> wrote in message
news:sm**********@hotpop.com...
"Rich" <no************@verizon.net> writes:
I'm simply looking for a way to count or assign checkmarks / radial
buttons
to a specific Product recommendation.


That's not a Javascript problem. You need to figure out what your
program requirements are before you start programming. I.e., you must
be able to say that if *these* questions are answered with a yes, the
recommended product is *that*. Do that on paper.

When you have that, it's a simple matter of reading what controls are
checked (that's a javascript problem, which you can ask about if you
fail to find the answer yourself in the FAQ or on Google, but after
making a decent try yourself) and from the knowledge of which are
checked, select the correct recommended product (there will probably
be "if"'s in that)

(And it's "radio buttons", not "radial", although I would think that
something called "radial buttons" would *look* cool :)
Interesting thing about some of these groups, you get more criticism
than help.


You did the right thing in saying that it was for an assignment.
However, Usenet tradition is to require more from a poster that needs
help with an assignment than for anyone else, because too much help
will just mean less learning from it. (And for anybody else: trying to
hide that it is an assignment will just bring trouble.)

Someone can't communicate this politely to the person asking. Don't
worry too much about that. Usenet is full of ... people :)

Anyway, we do expect you to have very specific questions (aka "smart
questions") about your assignment. Read
<URL:http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html>
and realize that while the sentiment expressed on this page goes for
everybody, it is more strictly enforced for assignment questions.
Remember, it's for your own good (like eating broccoli :)

Good luck :)
/L
--
Lasse Reichstein Nielsen - lr*@hotpop.com
DHTML Death Colors:
<URL:http://www.infimum.dk/HTML/rasterTriangleDOM.html>
'Faith without judgement merely degrades the spirit divine.'

Jul 23 '05 #15

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What are the essential steps and strategies outlined in the Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) roadmap for aspiring data scientists? How can individuals effectively utilize this roadmap to progress...
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There are some requirements for setting up RAID: 1. The motherboard and BIOS support RAID configuration. 2. The motherboard has 2 or more available SATA protocol SSD/HDD slots (including MSATA, M.2...
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ONU (Optical Network Unit) is one of the key components for providing high-speed Internet services. Its primary function is to act as an endpoint device located at the user's premises. However,...
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Most computers default to English, but sometimes we require a different language, especially when relocating. Forgot to request a specific language before your computer shipped? No problem! You can...
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Hello folks, I am unable to find appropriate documentation on the type promotion of bit-fields when using the generalised comparison operator "<=>". The problem is that using the GNU compilers,...
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In today's digital age, having a compelling online presence is paramount for businesses aiming to thrive in a competitive landscape. At the heart of this digital strategy lies an intricately woven...

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