Widget is a portable chunk of code that can be installed and executed within any separate HTML-based web page by an end user without requiring additional compilation.
Visitor counters, YouTube video embedding — all these are examples of widgets.
WebAsyst Shop-Script widgets work exactly the same way. You embed shopping cart widget to some website, and it implements shopping cart functionality on this website.
WebAsyst's "Shopping cart" widget is a snippet of HTML and JavaScript code which displays "Add to cart" button on the website or blog where you embed this widget. This widget implements connection from this website or blog with your WebAsyst Shop-Script online store. Visitors of this website are able to place orders directly in this website context. And you get all orders in your centralized Shop-Script database.
Widgets is a great tool for you if:
Example (selling Macbook Pro directly on this page):
MacBook Pro
← click here to see how widget works
This "Add to cart" button was added on this page by embedding this code:
You can get shopping cart widget code for every product of your online store.
Orders placed through widgets are saved into your WebAsyst Shop-Script database just like regular orders from storefront.
Widgets can be integrated on any website. Take a look at these examples:
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