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I am looking for some suggestions on a good shopping cart solution. I have been working with Virtuemart and have had bunches of problems. I have paid for work arounds, but every time there is an update, I am stuck trying to get things going again. I am open to an affordable commercial solution, but I think much of the Virtuemart "noise" obscures other solutions that may be out there. I appreciate that VirtueMart is free, but it has it's problems and does not address a number issues well. Some of the items that are important to me are:
I would appreciate any suggestions that you may have. I have been pulling my hair out. Please send me links to sites that may be using your suggestions. Thanks Much, Tom |
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| eMarketing & support tigress [+] more user info Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Cape Town, South Africa
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Hi Tom, Have you had a look at Magento? Magento - Home - eCommerce Software for Growth As far as I know there's two options/bridges for Joomla integration, but I unfortunately haven't tried them so I'm unable to recommend anything for you. Here are the links, so you can take a look and see if they would be good for your project. :) https://www.yireo.com/software/magebridge JFusion - JFusion.org - Joomla Universal User Integration Best regards, Tess |
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Tom. There really arent many options for Joomla per se. The one thing you need to make very sure of is, do you really need a shopping cart solution that directly interacts with the Joomla userbase? Will the people you are selling to be writing articles and editing content, or are they simply signing up to purchase and maybe leave comments? Are you needing the integration simply for theming and consistency? If it's just for themeing then it's generally pretty easy to insert the Joomla header/footer into a proper shopping cart systems theme such as Magento or any of the hundreds of other ones out there. That makes it easier to upgrade and patch as well. Even with a bridge that Tess suggested, you typically still have to do a lot of theme work to the script you are bridging to make it look consistent. Using the Joomla wrapper is not a viable option. |
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