Document.write in price page

[fires]

We have set up delivery to be free over £300 and I was hoping to use a document.write script to tell people if delivery would be free on the product they were viewing. Am I have problem, I think it is because the NETQUOTEVAR for the product includes the £ sign. Is there a different variable I can use or a way around this? I have included the type of script I was hoping to use in Act_ProductPrice.html

<script type="text/javascript">
var cost = NETQUOTEVAR:COST

if (cost > 300)
{
document.write("& Free Delivery")
}
</script>

Any help appreciated.

Wyn

[NormanRouxel]

Try

<script language=JavaScript>
<!--
 var cost = 'NETQUOTEVAR:COST';			// get cost as string
 cost = cost.replace(/&#38;#163;|&#38;#44;|&#38;#36;/g,"");	// strip pound, dollar, and any commas
 cost = cost.replace(/&#38;#46;/,".") - 0;		// fix decimal point and make numeric
 if (cost > 300) 
  {
  document.write("& Free Delivery")
  }
// -->
</script>

[fires]

Wow - you know some stuff Norman.

Thanks a lot, it's saved me ages of messing.

Wyn

[NormanRouxel]

You may want to make your pages a bit smaller by moving most of the JavaScript into Act_Primary.html as a function - delcharge - and simply calling it via

<script language=JavaScript>
<!--
delcharge('NETQUOTEVAR:COST');
// -->
</script>