has anyone used swartwin's ASP shopping cart software, www.smartwin.com.au/ . If so what are your opinion about it? does it actually provide features not seen in other products? How would it compare to a free open source product like oscommerce (this is PHP based, but looks pretty good).
View RepliesCan anyone give me advice concerning building an ecommerce siteusing ASP? It is the first ecommerce site that i build
What do i need to know?
What do I need to do?
First of all, I'm not a programmer. I'm trying to locate a pre-written application (otherwise I already have a programmer lined up.)
I have a business that builds customized computers. I need an interface where the customer chooses the different hardware configurations and then the page displays the updated price. If you don't understand what I'm talking about Dell and just about every other pc manufacturer have an interface like this on their websites. I've looked at a lot of sites, nearly every one of them uses asp.
I need to know is if some sort of pre-programmed asp script exists to make my programmer's job quicker and easier.
there are any open source for ecommerce site like a one such for 'oscommerce' in php/mysql.
View Replies View RelatedIm starting to work on an e-commerce site. Its pretty small only 700 products and would like a bit of advice, Due to restrictions the site is likely to be based on an access database unless the client comes up with a bit more cash for hosting so when im building the order which would be the best way of storing items in the customers trolley.
Session variables or cookies, i havnt done much work with cookies but if thats the best way to go then dont mind spending some time on it. I would have thought storing the orders in the database its self is proberly the best way but using an access database i suppose its not really ideal.
To handle online transactions I need to be able to accept an incoming form from the the e-commerce server.
No problem there (I believe it will look the same as any other request?).
However I need to respond by sending a form back again.
How can I do that directly from the server in ASP without having a browser to load a page.
I believe in Perl one uses the LWP library and contructs the HTTP packet and then sends it back to the server.
I am developing a e commerce site. The user may become a member and therefore requires to log in. In the development of this site we have just exited out and re-entered the site without logging on however our details are still as we logged on.
If the user purchaser adds item to their cart a session id is also created and if the situation as above occurs the items are still in the bag . What is the best way of stopping this ie if they have exited the program by clicking the x if the return within the session the order id is cleared and we start again.
My client had someone modify their home page of their commerce site. Howerver when then did they removed the include for store/template/menu.asp and created a hard coded menu on the default.asp (home page). Now the client wants this static menu to replace all of the dynamic menu's throughout the site. I found the area in menu.asp that pulls the data from the commerce server and if i delete this section the old menu item go away. I need to know how to insert the static HTML menu items in its place.
View Replies View RelatedI want to change the existing code of our company e-commerce site so that the pull down menues are now checkboxes (will make life easier for sales to work with).
The pull down menu's must automatically submit, as the pricing changes with each selection.
Is there a way of auto submiting when a checkbox is ticked / unticked? Have tried using the "onChange=" that I nicked from the pull down... Code: