html cgi

Submit your files to Canvas when completed. You should submit an HTML file, 2 CGI files, and a link to your page on burrow.

As a reminder, you may use anything on the Canvas section for THIS CLASS or for I210, as well as any book listed as a reference for this course or I210. You may use any notes (physical or online) taken for THIS CLASS or for I210.

you will create a website to help a local pizza place take online orders during quarantine.

Specifically, you will create a website that will allow the user to choose size, crust, and toppings for a pie. Once the user has made their selections, the page should calculate the cost, and display it to the user.

When you are finished your pages should look like (including bonus)

Section 1 – HTML

Instructions: Write an HTML page that displays the pizza image and message as seen on pizzanet.html, and allows the user to select a size and crust for a pie, and advance to the next (CGI) page.

This page should send its information to a CGI page called pizza1.cgi.

Section 2 – First CGI page

Instructions: The CGI page pizza1.cgi should get the information from the form about size and crust, and pass them on to the next CGI page (pizza2.cgi) via the form. The form should also get any toppings that the customer wants to choose.

Pizza2.cgi should display a summary message of the user’s order, along with the calculated cost.

Section 3 – Second CGI page

Instructions: Pizza2.cgi should display a summary message of the user’s order, along with the calculated cost.

BONUS - Section 4

Instructions: Add a textbox to pizza1.cgi for discount codes. If the user enters the code PYTHON, they should receive a 10% discount when you calculate the final cost on pizza2.cgi.