yep... look at the code, and look to the data model (Entity Relationship? don't know how is it called in English sorry =/) it is really bad done, I recommend for you to gather ideas from some e-commerces and develop your own.
Is really hard to find a good system ready to use, just because good systems are made specially for each customer, and different customers has different needs. Ok so returning to the topic... we want a generic e-commerce as much complete as possible... even if oscommerce had a good data model and the php coding was really good, it wouldn't be enough. Systems today need more than to store data, need to generate informations, for example using data mining. I don't know any good opensource e-commerce which thinks on it... ='( but... if you only need the thing to work fast, get oscommerce install and have fun =P if anyone knows a good opensource e-commerce so please share it =) and sorry for the last post, I don't meant to be rude =/ and sorry for the bad English =P regards William - Brazil Ian Thomas wrote: > I completely agree. I've done a fair amount of work with OSCommerce - > and the source code when I last worked with it (a year or so ago) is > horrible. And there's little-to-no presentation/templating separation; > all the HTML is mixed in with the functionality. Very grim. > > Ian > > On 9/12/06, Bjorn Schultheiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Why? >> Take a look at the code. Try build a flash GUI for oscommerce. >> Mad Pain >> >> _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
