UGH! Dansie Cart is what finally what pushed me over the edge into
learning ColdFusion. I think I tried everything from Perlshop, to
Dansie, to Miva and finally figured it be easier to just figure out
how to build a cart than to try and make one of those things do what
you actually want it
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/programming/coldfusion/
I found this book very good - although aimed at beginners
Sams Teach Yourself Allaire ColdFusion ISBN 0672317966
Seamus
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Does anybody know of a good resource for planning, developing, and building
an online store front with ColdFusion?
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From: Bryan Love [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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NetReady. It's pretty new, but it's cheap and it blows the competition away
Here's a feature list:
Administration
I like the cart ... is the open source licence good for unlimited
implementations? servers? sites?
Eric Dawson
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If your user doesn't
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NetReady. It's pretty new, but it's cheap and it blows the
competition away
Here's a feature list:
Administration
Expandable shipping model based on the total weight of an order
*NEW* InterShipper
FYI,
I was check it out and got a CFUSION error while posting to
secure.dcprom.com...
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Just as a plug, we're using NetReady right
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Just as a plug, we're using NetReady right now on www.dessy.com for their
lookbook product. It integrated with their site with about 3 hours of work,
start-to-finish. Very slick...
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Hello
Does anybody know of a good resource for planning,
developing, and building
an online store front with ColdFusion?
Including search capabilities, credit card transactions, etc.
Web
to make it worthwhile. Instead, we
load balanced it all onto several really fast ColdFusion servers and they do
the business logic.
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Developer
Telecommunication Systems Inc.
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I like the cart
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FYI,
I was check it out and got a CFUSION error while posting to
secure.dcprom.com...
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Thanx, I've taken that into account. but SP's still rule!
:P
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Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 17:43:31 -0400
The problem with using stored procedures
The problem with using stored procedures is that if you
decide to switch databases, you have to re-write all of them
because almost all database vendors use different stored
procedure code and structure. By writing the queries in the
program itself (included as a query file or in the
On 8/29/01, Dan Phillips penned:
I've always liked http://dansie.net/cart.html . It's a really simple Perl
based cart that is pretty flexable. It can handle mom and pop type sites
or really heavy e-commerce sites. Priced reasonably too.
UGH! Dansie Cart is what finally what pushed me over the
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Just my $0.02,
-Tyson
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The problem with using stored procedures is that if you decide to switch
databases, you have to re
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That's certainly true, but in the case of most complex
applications, you're
not likely to switch the database on a whim
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On 8/29/01, Dan Phillips penned:
I've always liked http://dansie.net/cart.html . It's a really simple Perl
based cart that is pretty flexable. It can handle mom and pop type
sites
or really heavy e-commerce
systems). In our case, we either create another layer of
abstraction (e.g. EJBs, regular Java classes, etc.) or simply
write the SQL in query files (assuming we're using ColdFusion,
that is) - either way we almost completely do away with stored
procedures in this case.
Out of curiosity,
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