I recently released a beta of a new free and open source shopping cart that I
have created. It is slim on features, but built to be very easy to customize.
For example, you can use externally defined products (even from multiple
sources) and it is very easy to add fields to any existing tables
for the
schema here since it must have been done a million times by now. I have never
used an off-the-shelf shopping cart package either - I have always assumed that
those are more about maintaining sessions/carts and interacting with payment
gateways but it occurs to me that maybe they include
a historical report for sales involving that discount code are now
bogus.
I've been asked to fix this. I wonder if there is a standard pattern
for the schema here since it must have been done a million times by
now. I have never used an off-the-shelf shopping cart package either -
I have
for future sales, running a historical report
for sales involving that discount code are now bogus.
I've been asked to fix this. I wonder if there is a standard pattern for the
schema here since it must have been done a million times by now. I have never
used an off-the-shelf shopping cart
Thanks, Scott.
I'm pretty good at data modeling so I feel like, with enough time, I can solve
this problem well. But that's when it occurs to me that this has been solved by
many before me who have the benefit of hindsight. Maybe I could save my client
some money by either recommending they
to use some of the basics.
On the low end, in terms of pricing, I've recently taken a brief look at
CFShopKart, and from what I can tell thus far, it looks to be supported and
may provide me with what I'm looking for since I can modify as I wish. Which
shopping cart / ecommerce systems do you all
To: cf-talk
Subject: Recommended Shopping Cart
Hi -
I have a client that will be selling products, likely from multiple
suppliers. I've programmed a CF extranet that will spit out a coupon code
based on the number of points people accrue in the system. I need to
integrate the coupon code, and list
I spent a long time reviewing cf shopping carts and the best one I found was
Site Director.
http://www.quilldesign.com/
Russ
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From: Dakota Burns [mailto:dakota.bu...@gmail.com]
Sent: 03 November 2010 20:27
To: cf-talk
Subject: Recommended Shopping Cart
Hi -
I have
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From: Dakota Burns [mailto:dakota.bu...@gmail.com]
Sent: 03 November 2010 20:27
To: cf-talk
Subject: Recommended Shopping Cart
Hi -
I have a client that will be selling products, likely from multiple
suppliers. I've programmed a CF extranet that will spit out a coupon code
based
I'm looking for a shopping cart that I can use to take order that are
subscription based on reoccurring purhases. I've looked at Google's offering
which is EXPERIMENTAL and Authorize.net's service. Can anyone recommend a
service that easy to manage? Both Google and Authorize.net require
I'm looking for a shopping cart that I can use to take order that are
subscription based on reoccurring purhases. I've looked at Google's
offering which is EXPERIMENTAL and Authorize.net's service. Can
anyone recommend a service that easy to manage? Both Google and
Authorize.net
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 4:05 PM, Mary Jo Sminkey mary...@cfwebstore.comwrote:
I'm looking for a shopping cart that I can use to take order that are
subscription based on reoccurring purhases. I've looked at Google's
offering which is EXPERIMENTAL and Authorize.net's service. Can
anyone
A client of mine has an online document repository. They would like to give
visitors the option of selecting documents as they peruse the site (essentially
putting these documents in a shopping cart), and when the visitors are ready to
download their selected documents they can do so in one
A client of mine has an online document repository. They would like to give
visitors the option of selecting documents as they peruse the site (essentially
putting these documents in a shopping cart), and when the visitors are ready to
download their selected documents they can do so in one
as they peruse the site
(essentially putting these documents in a shopping cart), and when the
visitors are ready to download their selected documents they can do so in
one fell swoop instead of downloading them one at a time.
The documents are free so there is no actual cart or online store, but I
Hi
I am building a shopping cart which calculates shipping charges, some products
also have an additional surcharge. Which is where i am stuck,
The additional surcharge is stored within the product table.
What i thought was to loop through the products in the cart, query the
products
have a surcharge, then it is just a
matter of adding it up. but as i said there must be a sql function you can use
within this same function to do that
Hi
I am building a shopping cart which calculates shipping charges, some
products also have an additional surcharge. Which is where i am
a
surcharge, then it is just a matter of adding it up. but as i said
there must be a sql function you can use within this same function to
do that
Hi
I am building a shopping cart which calculates shipping charges,
some
products also have an additional surcharge. Which is where i
of adding it up. but as i said
there must be a sql function you can use within this same function to
do that
Hi
I am building a shopping cart which calculates shipping charges,
some
products also have an additional surcharge. Which is where i am
stuck,
The additional
Do you already have a query with your shopping cart? If so, just use a
query-of-query (with SUM()). You don't mention if the surcharge is by product
or by each item, but you may need to also be sure to factor in the product
quantity.
--- Mary Jo
The surcharge is for each product, you can only buy one main product at at time
(multiple purchases are treated as trade), you can also add multiple
accessories (which have no delivery charge) Shopping cart items are stored in
the session. I am exploring the sum route at the moment.
Thank you
Hi
I am building a shopping cart which calculates shipping charges, some
products also have an additional surcharge. Which is where i am stuck,
The additional surcharge is stored within the product table.
What i thought was to loop through the products in the cart, query
the products
Hi. I'm looking for a ColdFusion shopping cart that also has a good
feature set for managing inventory. Really looking for an inventory
management system that also has a shopping cart. Or actually it might
not even *have* to have a shopping cart, if you know of a good CF
inventory
+1 for SiteDirector (http://www.quilldesign.com).
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Thanks,
Tom
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Hi. I'm looking for a ColdFusion shopping cart that also has a good
feature set for managing inventory. Really looking for an inventory
management system that also has a shopping cart. Or actually it might
not even *have* to have a shopping cart, if you know of a good CF
inventory
I was happy with SiteDirector the one time I used it.
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CF Webtools
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Omaha, NE 68154
http://www.cfwebtools.com
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Ryan Stille wrote:
Hi. I'm looking for a ColdFusion shopping cart that also has a good
feature set for managing inventory
Hi, I'm having a strange issue and I need some help resolving it
I have design a complete CFM shopping cart with auto generate discount coupon
and lots of other features however a small thing still generate a major issue
using + / - sign the customer can increase or decrease the ordered quantity
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Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 10:54 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: some issue while increment/decrement value of product in a shopping
cart
Hi, I'm having a strange issue and I need some help resolving it
I have design a complete CFM shopping cart with auto generate discount
coupon
Hi Bob,
Thank you for your prompt answer ,
In deed I do loop in to all the Session content, but how can I provent that
before I did add that increase / decrease feature , customers add to manualy
change the quantity field value to upgrade it and it was working and not
affecting the all
and
minus
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From: marc collignon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 12:26 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: some issue while increment/decrement value of product in a
shopping cart
Hi Bob,
Thank you for your prompt answer ,
In deed I do loop in to all
The main issue
people have with it these days (and typically the reason I get from
people that switch to my product) is that it no longer is really a
ColdFusion application, it merely uses ColdFusion as the front-end to
the underlying Java code.
Ok, I wondered about that after reading
Thank you all for your posts...most helpful!
Someone also mentioned another cart to me today called AbleCommerce. I hadn't
come across that one yet -- has anyone ever had experience with it?
Thanks again!
Tana
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Someone also mentioned another cart to me today called AbleCommerce.
I hadn't come across that one yet -- has anyone ever had experience
with it?
Well, I can only briefly comment as it's a competitor to my product and it's
been awhile since I had any direct access to a copy. But it's been
Hi,
We're looking to convert our current e-commerce site over to ColdFusion but are
having a tough time locating a fairly robust shopping cart that will work with
it. We're looking for something already existing that can track inventory,
accept gift certificates/discounts, PayPal, (possibly
Dana,
Don't you have a shopping cart app?
Bruce
On Jan 7, 2008 2:17 PM, Tana Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
We're looking to convert our current e-commerce site over to ColdFusion
but are having a tough time locating a fairly robust shopping cart that will
work with it. We're looking
Check out SiteDirector by QuillDesign (www.quilldesign.com). I've used it
several times and found it to be a nice commerce system.
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Get the
Dana,
Don't you have a shopping cart app?
Bruce
On Jan 7, 2008 2:17 PM, Tana Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes we do but it's WebDNA/WebCatalog and that's no longer being supported.
Tana
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Check out SiteDirector by QuillDesign (www.quilldesign.com). I've
used it several times and found it to be a nice commerce system.
Thank you, Brian. I'll check that further. I appreciate your suggestion.
Tana
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I second SiteDirector. I've used it quite a bit over the last 8 years or so
Check out SiteDirector by QuillDesign (www.quilldesign.com). I've
used it several times and found it to be a nice commerce system.
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We're looking for something
already existing that can track inventory, accept gift
certificates/discounts, PayPal, (possibly with an extention to tie
into Quickbooks) to name a few. I think the closest products to what
we want would be similar to ZenCart or ProductCart. Does anyone have
+6 for CFWebStore - that's how many installations we have going right
now, with a few more coming down the pike soon.
Pros:
* It's fusebox based.
* It's got solid documentation
* It's completely skinnable and modifyable
* It has everything you're talking about except one - Quickbooks
For the
For the QuickBooks integration, that requires a product called T-Hub
by Atandra along with some custom coding on your part to build the
interface. If you want to email me off-list I can talk more to that.
Hey Hatton, I'd be interested in hearing what you did with T-Hub. Obviously I
do get asked
For the QuickBooks integration, that requires a product called T-Hub
by Atandra along with some custom coding on your part to build the
interface. If you want to email me off-list I can talk more to that.
Hey Hatton, I'd be interested in hearing what you did with T-Hub.
T-Hub acts as an
On Monday 17 Dec 2007, Ali Majdzadeh wrote:
Hi everybody:
I want to make a shopping cart with CF8 and MS ACCESS.
No, you don't. Use a real database.
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On Monday 17 Dec 2007, Ali Majdzadeh wrote:
Hi everybody:
I want to make a shopping cart with CF8 and MS ACCESS.
No, you don't. Use a real database.
I'm coming into this on the tail end, so I didn't see the original
message. I wouldn't recommend Access for anything that will be used
Hi everybody:
I want to make a shopping cart with CF8 and MS ACCESS. Do you know a simple
tutorial for that? I found a couple of tutorials in easycfm.com but it will be
great if I have more things to learn from. I rather not to use CFCs while I
know they are great but I prefer to write one
Hi there,
Just wondering if anyone here has any experience with a shopping cart app
and canadian taxation.
I'm gonna look at CFWebstore.
Any others or any suggestions?
Thanks!
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On 9/15/07, Steve Good [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I have decided to integrate Rick's BlogCFM, and ImageCFC with a
gallery and shopping cart. But before I start this, does anyone have
any recommendations for the shopping cart and gallery I should use? I'm
looking for something open source
I'm building a small shopping cart for a client - seems quicker to go
from scratch than try to wrestle something already built back into our
specific needs. Although I've done a couple of these, I was just
wondering...
What would the rest of you consider the optimal way to store items
before
Personally, I have them become a user before check out and then have the
items in a shopping cart table based on their user id.
That way it saves their cart for later purchase if needed. Else they can
remove the items.
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From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
issues that I've not thought about, but it seems like a solid idea.
Chris
On 9/17/07, ColdFusion [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I have them become a user before check out and then have the
items in a shopping cart table based on their user id.
That way it saves their cart for later
don't want the customer to have to go back
and put all their items back into the cart. That would be a fast way to get
me away from your site.
Bruce
On 9/17/07, Les Mizzell wrote:
I'm building a small shopping cart for a client - seems quicker to go
from scratch than try to wrestle something
I use CF Webstore which stores shopping cart data in a database table. I
think this is more customer-friendly since average mortals don't want to be
troubled by session expiration.
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From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 9:41 AM
By Gallery do you mean like a photo gallery? BlogCFM actually does
photo galleries.
Not saying I'm recommending it, but if you're willing to customize,
the functionality is already in there.
rick
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What would the rest of you consider the optimal way to store items
before checking out?
One request that the client made was that you could have an account -
but that it be possible to shot/checkout *without* and account as well.
So, there's a sign in to retrieve your data before you
Ok,
So I have decided to integrate Rick's BlogCFM, and ImageCFC with a
gallery and shopping cart. But before I start this, does anyone have
any recommendations for the shopping cart and gallery I should use? I'm
looking for something open source of course, and something that should
What I want to do it move away from storing shopping cart information in a
cookie.
We currently do this because we have multiple servers that handle the
shopping cart. What I want to do it use only two servers in a cluster, one
active and the other passive, and use session variables to control
-ben/
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From: Mary Jo Sminkey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 4:33 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Basic CFM shopping cart tutorial/Dreaweaver extension
I need no money transaction in the
shopping cart so many options based on credit cards and shipping
Nice work Ben,
I spent some time working on a shopping cart system a while back but never
got round to completing the project. It's interesting to see you using the
query method, any particular reason for using that instead of a standard
arrays and structures?
Cheers,
Rob
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Subject: RE: Basic CFM shopping cart tutorial/Dreaweaver extension
Nice work Ben,
I spent some time working on a shopping cart system a while back but
never got round to completing the project. It's interesting to see you
using the query method, any particular reason for using that instead
No offense taken Jon.
I probably should explain to you that this cart was built by a guy who's
friends with the owner of our company and since he provided it to us free and
he's very busy with his own job, I've kind of been made the guy to take on
customizing the cart, so I'm a newbie to
On Apr 13, 2007, at 4:57 PM, tracy sanchez wrote:
I currently do have some single page forms that I use this code to
capture the IP Address:
cfset ipaddress=#cgi.remote_addr#
cfset IPArray = listToArray(IPAddress,.)
cfset IPNumber= (IPArray[1] * (256)^3) + (IPArray[2] * (256)^2) +
Hi everybody:
Do you know any CFM shopping tutorial or a Dreamweaver extension that helps me
build a shopping cart? I saw cartweaver but it is too complicated and full of
options and I think I won't have full control over everything on that while I
need to learn/ customize the whole shopping
I need no money transaction in the
shopping cart so many options based on credit cards and shipping and
something like that won't be necessary. Just showing the products in
categories, and adding them to wish list/ buy list after logging in
and showing the added products in a box
Hello,I have a shopping cart and I want to capture our clients IP Addresses
when they order.it'll need to be passed through a dtabase shopping cart.
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From: tracy sanchez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2007 4:11 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: collecting IP Address through database shopping cart
Hello,I have a shopping cart and I want to capture our clients IP Addresses
when
my bad, sorry I had 15 things going on when I posted that.
let me be a bit more detailed this time.
I currently do have some single page forms that I use this code to capture the
IP Address:
cfset ipaddress=#cgi.remote_addr#
cfset IPArray = listToArray(IPAddress,.)
cfset IPNumber= (IPArray[1]
On Apr 13, 2007, at 4:57 PM, tracy sanchez wrote:
I currently do have some single page forms that I use this code to
capture the IP Address:
cfset ipaddress=#cgi.remote_addr#
cfset IPArray = listToArray(IPAddress,.)
cfset IPNumber= (IPArray[1] * (256)^3) + (IPArray[2] * (256)^2) +
Sorry if this has been asked 1000 times before, but can anyone recommend a
ColdFusion shopping cart under $500? It will only need to hold around 100
products but most importantly it needs to work correctly within Australia (I
have had a disastrous experience in the past with a cart that fell apart
: ColdFusion Shopping Cart
Sorry if this has been asked 1000 times before, but can anyone recommend a
ColdFusion shopping cart under $500? It will only need to hold around 100
products but most importantly it needs to work correctly within Australia (I
have had a disastrous experience in the past
Sorry if this has been asked 1000 times before, but can anyone recommend a
ColdFusion shopping cart under $500? It will only need to hold around 100
products but most importantly it needs to work correctly within Australia (I
have had a disastrous experience in the past with a cart that fell apart
Try
http://www.adminprotools.com/detail/index.cfm?nPID=18cid=2cdesc=E%2DCommerce%20Custom%20Tags
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I personally just use the code, since it's a 20-digit random code
that's going to be pretty secure on its own. You don't want to use the
email since many people purchase them to give as gifts and the person
using the code may not know the email of the person that bought it
originally.
I'm using the receiver's email in the field. The purchaser makes the
purchase, then the receiver receives their certificate via email. But
this makes me think... should I offer a choice of electronic or paper
certificates? giftCertificateManager.cfc would be able to generate
both types
Seems like a good idea would be to create a
GiftCertificate.cfc and subclass them for specifc types
DigitalCertificate extends GiftCertificate
PaperCertificate extends GiftCertificate
I would even look more into the Strategy Design Pattern. I am no OO expert
but I have been reading up on
I need to add gift certificate functionality to my store app. What's the best
way to do this?
I'm guessing I need a tblGiftCertificates. It contains a certificatecode,
amount, message, datepurch, receiveremail, etc.
The user buys and actually pays for the certificate like it was any item in
The user buys and actually pays for the certificate like it was any
item in the store? Would I set it up as an item for sale like that?
Generally yes. You can create a function to generate them automatically if you
want, but you'd have to ensure that it is only done if you're using some
Subject: Gift Certificate/Shopping cart question
I need to add gift certificate functionality to my store app. What's the
best way to do this?
I'm guessing I need a tblGiftCertificates. It contains a certificatecode,
amount, message, datepurch, receiveremail, etc.
The user buys and actually pays
I don't know where you are, geographically, but don't forget that you may
not pay sales tax on gift certs themselves, so it might NOT be like any item
in the store.
True. My software has the ability to set any product as not taxed, so this is
easily handled. It's a good idea to have that
Thanks for all the advice. I'll be workin on it...
Will
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On 11/27/06, Doug Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, that is what I was thinking. The other issue that I have as far as
using the database storage is image uploads. I plan on allowing a user to
upload as many as 10 images per ad, and was wondering how to handle
I need to add online commerce capabilities to a site. I've been
playing with the idea of building the online catalog/cart application
myself but this client wants to get rolling ASAP. Are there any
recommended CF-based shopping cart apps? The following are important
to me:
* Doesn't rely
Cf_ezcart is quite popular
-
Russ
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From: Pete Ruckelshaus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 02 December 2006 00:43
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Robust, easily configurable shopping cart?
I need to add online commerce capabilities to a site. I've been playing
with the idea
I would say that CF_EzCart would be a good one..
http://www.cf-ezcart.com/shopping-cart-features.cfm
Real-time credit card processors supported:
a.. Authorizenet
b.. Network 1 Financial
c.. Netbilling, Inc.
d.. EFSnetSM Web Payment Services
e.. BluePay by Online Data Corporation
f
While cf_ezcart looks good, I'm not wild about the licensing terms. I
have multiple sites that use my core site code, and I'd like to be
able to modify the core code to integrate with my site and roll it out
to whatever clients need a cart.
Damn...Russ beat me to it :) Just like Clint Eastwood on a keyboard.
Doug B.
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From: Doug Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 6:31 PM
Subject: Re: Robust, easily configurable shopping cart?
I would say
While cf_ezcart looks good, I'm not wild about the licensing terms. I
have multiple sites that use my core site code, and I'd like to be
able to modify the core code to integrate with my site and roll it out
to whatever clients need a cart.
Well, in that case I might suggest
Are there any
recommended CF-based shopping cart apps? The following are important
to me:
* Doesn't rely on any specific framework, i.e. FB or Mach-II
I'm curious as to why you have this requirement...and not just because
CFWebstore uses FB. :-) Why would you *not* want something that you know
Was wondering if anyone has or knows of a resource on developing shopping carts
that use a database for cart storage versus session scope. Just wondering what
the best way to handle things would be. The way I imagine it, and I may be
wrong, is to have the client create their ad and place it
Doug, here's what I've always done.
User visits site - CF creates a shopping cart key (createUUID()) and
stores it in the session scope, as a cookie, or puts it into a very
simple CARTS table.
My cart_contents table looks like this (pardon the caps, I still use
caps for SQL)
CREATE TABLE
Mary Jo Sminkey wrote:
Why would you *not* want something that you know follows some logical coding
pattern versus some unknown spagetti code?
To a developer who might not know fusebox or mach-II might consider FB
to be spaghetti code :)
It's possible that the original author uses his own
Rick Root wrote:
Mary Jo Sminkey wrote:
Why would you *not* want something that you know follows some logical coding
pattern versus some unknown spagetti code?
To a developer who might not know fusebox or mach-II might consider FB
to be spaghetti code :)
Then this is their
It's possible that the original author uses his own coding styles and
rules, and integrating a fusebox or mach-ii based app might be too
much trouble.
Yes, but that's exactly my point. With an unknown code base, there's no way to
know how easy or hard it would be to integrate into ANY
I had a customer that was constantly
changing prices, and if I only did joins to the product table to get
price, things would get ugly. You could optionally maintain a
price_history table or something, but that overcomplicates it if you
ask me.
Doug covered the basics real well here, I'll
I have a classifieds site that I am needing to design a shopping cart for. What
I am looking to do is let the user create their ad and then once they are done
and hit continue, they are taken to a page where they can choose to check out,
or they can create another ad. I am wondering what
a customer to put ads in his cart and log in later from another
computer to pick up where he left off.
Patrick
On 11/27/06, Doug Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a classifieds site that I am needing to design a shopping cart for.
What I am looking to do is let the user create their ad
If u store the cart in the database, they can at least come back later and
complete the order.
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From: Doug Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 November 2006 00:52
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Shopping cart questions?
I have a classifieds site that I am needing to design
task every so often and delete the images off the server based on the info
in the tempCart table?
Doug
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From: Snake [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 7:05 PM
Subject: RE: Shopping cart questions?
If u store
On 11/27/06, Doug Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, that is what I was thinking. The other issue that I have as far as
using the database storage is image uploads. I plan on allowing a user to
upload as many as 10 images per ad, and was wondering how to handle the
image upload if they end
http://www.fasttrackonline.co.uk/support/support-centre.cfm
http://www.fasttrackonline.co.uk/online-shopping-cart.cfm
Although live and in production for some months the product is still being
expanded as fast as I can get to it. Bugs are being knocked out as fast as
beta test customers can
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