using php, and it works successfully Order Form by table thead, tfoot{ font-weight: bold; background-color: #eee; } table { border-collapse: collapse; } table td, th

using php, and it works successfully

Order Form - by

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Book	Quantity
Head First PHP & MySQL
A Practical Guide to Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Intro to Java Programming, Comprehensive Version

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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // 5. Define Constants (Tax, price for each book) /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // 6. Calculate and store quantity multiplied by price for each book /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // 7. Calculate and store both the Subtotal as well as Tax /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // 8. Calculate and store Grand Total ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ?>

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Book	Quantity	Total
Head First PHP & MySQL
A Practical Guide to Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Intro to Java Programming, Comprehensive Version
	Subtotal:
	Tax:
	Grand Total:

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1. You are required to add your name to two (2) locations in the document. (2 marks) In the tag Display in the header (h1) at the top of the page 2. Create a conditional statement which tests to see if the user has pressed the submitbutton. (HINT: You have used this in many of the assignments when self-referencing the php file) (4 marks) 3. Complete the FORM tag by including a method and an action. Choose either of the two methods you've used in your assignments. The form should be self-referencing (meaning the form should be sent back to bookorderform.php). Use the special PHP super global to refer to itself after the submit button is pressed. ( 4 marks) 4. Retrieve the form data using the PHP super global and store them in variables. (4 marks) 5. Define the following three constants (Tax and Price for each book): (4 marks) TAX - set to a value of 0.13 phpPrice - set to a value of 30.99 linuxPrice - set to a value of 50.99 javaPrice - set to a value of 109.99 6. For each of the three books: Calculate and store the quantity multiplied by the price. ( 3 marks) 7. Calculate and store both the Subtotal and Tax separately. (2 marks) Subtotal is calculated by the addition of all the individual book totals from Step 6 Tax is calculated by multiplying the Subtotal by the Tax rate 8. Calculate and store the Grand Total. (1 mark) 9. For 9a thru 9c: (3 marks) Display the Quantity followed by the calculated price for each book from Step 6 (see screen capture) For 9d,9e and 9f: (3 marks) 9. For 9a thru 9c: (3 marks) Display the Quantity followed by the calculated price for each book from Step 6 (see screen capture) For 9d,9e and 9f: ( 3 marks) Display the Subtotal, Tax and Grand Total from Step 7 and Step 8 (see screen capture) 10. Display the date that the order was processed. (4 marks) Retrieve the system date and format it as per the screen capture 11. Display an "Expected Delivery date" which will be calculated using the date function as being exactly 5 days after the order date. ( 6 marks) HINT: use php.net to research the date function. Format it as per the screen capture 12. Read over all the instructions to ensure that you have completed all the requirements. When done, POST your solution file in your public_html folder on the college web server and upload your solution to blackboard in a zip file. n... 1 MIIT439- PHP MIDTERM Samble Outbut (Invoice Screen)