Boy it feels lonely in here. Is it my breath?

Okay, I think I've got it working as desired with a tweak I'm happy to share if it is of any use to anyone else.
Again, this relates to the "Simple for posters" version only.
Since my CPG gallery is selling stock footage on discs, I wanted to call the price from custom field #4 which is exactly what this version of the mod did, but, I wanted to add a simple drop down list of shipping choices based on delivery via UPS to locations in the USA. These are simple numbers that apply to all discs, with the international clients asked to simply contact me so we can deal with customs, etc. One other thing - I wanted to ship any additional discs (2-5) for free in the same order.
So, in this section of the
mod version of
displayimage.php:
Look for this code:
<!--//Start <Form> Block for purchase options -->Scroll down until you find:
<input type="hidden" name="baseon1" value="" />
Insert these lines just underneath (not overwriting anything):
<select name="shipping" size="1">
<option selected>Select Your Shipping Options Here</option>
<option name="shipping" value="12.34">UPS Ground $12.34</option>
<option name="shipping" value="45.67">UPS 2nd Day Air $45.67</option>
<option name="shipping" value="89.10">UPS Next Day Air $89.10</option>
<option name="shipping" value="0">Additional Discs 2-5 In Same Order $0.00</option>
</select>
<input type="hidden" name="shipping2" value="3.00">
Note: The price without the dollar sign in quotes on the left (value=) is posted with the form and the text the client sees with the dollar sign is on the right.
Those figures above are made up - customize as you wish.
The additional disc option applies pricing but the cost is zero.
On my live site this is displaying the drop down list above the purchase button but flush left which looks not so good. I've added some arrows and need additional text to explain it is domestic shipping anyway but since this is source code of a form I'm not sure how to format it to center, which is what I'd prefer. Any help would be appreciated.
This seems to work just fine with Netscape 7.2 and IE.
One thing that does not work is the
continue shopping button from the Paypal page back to the site with Netscape. It just does nothing. It does work fine with IE.
I also tweaked the about the product section to display the keywords by adding this line:
<li>Keywords: $keywords</li>
Just below this line:
<li>Price: \$$user4 USD</li>
And since this is a disc and all items in the album are sold together on it, not as individual clips, I use the album name as the title and product description for the paypal order.
So in the same section as just above, I use this code:
<li>Title: <b><i>$album_name</i></b></li>
This set-up would work pretty well for any album-wide sales.
Set the price for the album (with just one master sales file and cover art image or all files contained within) and sell collections of images or footage, software, music, etc.
Thanks to CPG, Dennis and everyone else who has contributed.