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Pizza Gallery and Grill’s Online Ordering

Pizza Gallery and Grill’s Online Ordering. ECE 3553- Robert Trujillo. Introduction. Worked at Pizza Gallery and Grill for almost five years Never have liked the online ordering site called eHungry.com (third party)

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Pizza Gallery and Grill’s Online Ordering

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  1. Pizza Gallery and Grill’s Online Ordering ECE 3553- Robert Trujillo

  2. Introduction • Worked at Pizza Gallery and Grill for almost five years • Never have liked the online ordering site called eHungry.com (third party) • Challenged myself to recreated the functions of eHungry.com to allow for future customizations to the site • More beneficial to the company for advertisements and communication purposes • Wanted to accomplish this with the use of XHTML, PHP, and JavaScript

  3. Features • The online ordering site includes: • User Registration • With some error checking upon input • Login/Logout • With the use of sessions • Form for selection of products • Includes reset • A cart total text box that is updated every time you click the button update cart • And an add to cart button that executes the PHP code to UPDATE the items, and cart total section on the server. • The add to cart button appends all the products together with there counts and stores them into items.

  4. Features • Send Order Button • Executes a mailing function that takes information from the database needed to send a customer receipt about the recent order. • The information in gathered based off of the current session registered • Redirected to order complete page where you can continue to navigate

  5. Example • Project Demonstration

  6. Code Walk Through • At this time I would like to start from the beginning with the code and walk through its function • Please stop me if you have any questions along the way

  7. Future improvements • Finishing entire menu if company decided to pursue the site • Researching a more efficient technique on saving items desired into the server • Redesigning with ASP.net • Would allow for a more efficient page navigation and server storage • Allow for more complex and up today techniques for web problem solving • Reason for not using ASP.net was that it would have been to difficult to learn its functions with seeing it for the first time the last two weeks of school.

  8. Questions?

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