Hi!
I've found the shopping module Übercart for Drupal really good. Of
course Drupal is PHP-based and all... but really flexible and has a
lot of other modules, so very seldom I find myself coding PHP when
using Drupal anyways. Generally speaking I use Drupal for more
advanced sites, with lots of features, although pretty standard ones
(so that you can find ready made modules for them)... while as Radiant
CMS again is more appropriate for simpler sites when you want things
working your way without much hassle and configuration.
http://www.ubercart.org/
cheers, Simon
PS. There's also the Drupal E-commerce module, but I find Übercart
more ready out of the box.. and its community seems more active too.
On Nov 26, 2008, at 22:17 , Steven Southard wrote:
Radiant is such a nice platform to develop on that it really pains
me to choose another CMS for an upcoming website. It's mainly a
brochure site but they also sell about 50 products. They currently
have an outdated CMS and a yahoo shopping cart. They want to move
forward with an integrated approach. I've been trying out Substruct
which has both of these features. The Cart is great but the CMS
just fall short of what I've gotten accustom to. Mainly, there's no
control of the layout or CSS from the back-end. It might be
possible to fix that but I'm not sure how much work it would be.
I've also looked at Spree. It looks okay for a cart but doesn't
seem to have any other CMS type functions. Maybe it would work well
side by side with Radiant or as sub domain but I don't see any way
it could be integrated.
What are some other approach people have taken to give this type of
client what they need?
Steven
http://www.stevensouthard.com
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