fastspring.builder.push(s)

<!--

    DEMO INFO:

    push() is generally used to push session information to FastSpring. This could

    be anything from user info to language and country to cart info. So in this

    example first we will build a simple session object then push that session

    object to FastSpring using fastspring.builder.push()

-->

​

<button onclick="pushToFastSpring();">Update Session</button>

​

<script type="text/javascript">

    function pushToFastSpring() {

        // Define a session

        var mySession = {

            "reset": true,

            "products" : [

                {

                "path":"phot-io-main-app",

                "quantity": 3

                }

            ],

            "paymentContact": {

                "email":"myName@email.com",

                "firstName":"John",

                "lastName":"Doe"

            },

            "language":"en"

};

        // Push session to fastspring

        fastspring.builder.push(mySession)

    }

</script>

​

<!--

    Effects: 

-->

<br /><br />

<div>

    Order Total: <span data-fsc-order-total></span>

</div>

​

<div>

    Quantity: <span data-fsc-item-path="phot-io-main-app" data-fsc-item-quantity></span>

</div>

<br /><br />

​

<button onclick="fastspring.builder.checkout();">Checkout to see </button>

<!--

    DEMO SETUP

        - Initialize the Store Builder Library

-->

<script

    id="fsc-api"

    src="https://sbl.onfastspring.com/sbl/1.0.2/fastspring-builder.min.js"

    type="text/javascript"

    data-storefront="fastspringexamples.test.onfastspring.com/popup-fastspringexamples">

</script>