Html Form On Product Description page

[fxpro]

Hello,

I'm trying to figure out how to add a customized html form to a certain product I am selling. The product usually is ordered in multiple quanitys with differnt sizes and numbers that need to be defined by the customer for each item. So I am trying to find a way to make it easyier and faster for the customer so that they can imput their data and add the selected quanity to the shopping cart while still getting all the data sent to us. Hope this makes sense.

[gjh42]

And you have determined that it can't be done with attributes?

There are mods that may also help for some situations, depending on exactly how you need this to work.
It is possible to add custom fields to products, too.

[fxpro]

I have around 20 attributes that need to be added to this product and I can't ever get it too look the way I want it layed out. I am hoping it will be easyier to add a form to the listing so that I can make it easyier for our customers to fill out.

[gjh42]

A link to your site will let us suggest ways to adjust the attribute display/layout. This will probably be easier than coding all-new options input from a new form, even if some tweaking needs to be done to enable manipulation of the attribute elements. (There are already some class tags that can isolate specific individual elements.)

[fxpro]

Hello,

Here is a link to one of our products with quite a few attributes http://store.trans-techllc.com/index...&products_id=9

is there anyway to make the attributes look cleaner?

[gjh42]

"Cleaner" is a subjective term. Can you post a picture of the kind of layout you would like?

You have currently encased the attributes section in a bunch of table elements and tags that are not relevant to attributes, and the actual attribute input displays are concealed. Is the set of <td> boxes the way you want the inputs to look?

It would be difficult for us to test attribute reconfiguration on the output your page is currently giving. A plain vanilla attribute section would be a better starting point.