//<!--
//Create a new array named prodlist with six elements.

prodlist = new BuildZeroArray(ProductsInList)   //Create empty product list array.

//-- JavaScript programmers: The array below defines products and unit prices.
//-- The only comma allowed in each line is the one that separates the product 
//-- name from its unit price.  Do not change first item (prodobj[0]).
//-- using sbquo for comma - prime for apostophy - amp for ampersand
prodlist[0] = new prodobj('-none-',0)
prodlist[1] = new prodobj('Note Cards: In Bloom - box 16 cards',14.95)
prodlist[2] = new prodobj('Note Cards: Lighthouses - box 16 cards',14.95)
prodlist[3] = new prodobj('Book: Marthas Vineyard Seasons, (Hardcover)',19.95)
prodlist[4] = new prodobj('Book: The Lighthouse Companion‚ Maine (Softcover)',12.95)
prodlist[5] = new prodobj('Book: The Lighthouse Companion‚ CT‚ LI Sound (Softcover)',9.95)
prodlist[6] = new prodobj('Book: The Lighthouse Companion‚ MA‚ RI‚ NH (Softcover)',12.95)
prodlist[7] = new prodobj('Book: The Wild Within (Hardcover)',20.00) 
prodlist[8] = new prodobj('Book: Tracking &amp; Art of Seeing‚ 2nd edition (Softcover)',25.00)
prodlist[9] = new prodobj('none',0.00)	 

//-- JavaScript programmers- The ProductsInList variable defined in the head of 
//-- this page must match the highest-numbered item in this array. In this sample
//-- page you can see that the ProductsInList variable is initially set to 10, which
//-- matches the last subscript in the array above.

//-- Creates a new array named ordData, which will stores order form line items.
ordData = new MakeArray(RowsInForm)
for (var i=1; i<= RowsInForm; i++) {
   ordData[i] = new ordobj(0,0,0,0)
}
// -->