NOF compatable shopping cart software for Unix server?

Todd «TNO»

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Jun 30, 2003, 10:33:01 PM6/30/03

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If you are using PayPal, there is a component already built in to NOF7 under
the services icon that may be useful to you.

For a more robust applications and more payment options, check out
http://www.mals-e.com/, many people on these groups recommend it.

Also check with your web host. Many of us supply a shopping cart or online
store software with our hosting.
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"Dave Sereni" <dser...@optonline.net> wrote in message
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> Hello,
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> I have a client who wishes to establish an on-line store. I've never
> created an online store and I'm totally new at this, and was wondering
what
> cart software is available that is compatible with NOF-7? This would be
> hosted on a CPanel Unix server using PHP, or Perl scripts.
>
> Thanks in advance for your advise!
> Dave
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Dave Sereni

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Jun 30, 2003, 10:22:28 PM6/30/03

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Dave Sereni

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Jun 30, 2003, 10:41:18 PM6/30/03

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Thanks for the lightening fast reply Todd! I'll check out both options.
Never knew about the built in PayPal component!

If anyone else has other cart software to recommend... please feel free to
chime in.

Thanks!
Dave

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Janice

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Jul 1, 2003, 12:16:47 PM7/1/03

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I use Quikstore (www.quikstore.com). It can be used for an HTML store by
just dropping the code onto your page , or you can use the built-in database
and create template pages in NOF to display the products. There is also an
add-in you can purchase so that clients can update their own store. Cost is
just under $200

I also hear great things about Mals -- and it's free!

Janice

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Josh M Nohl

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Jul 2, 2003, 11:42:08 PM7/2/03

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dansie cart is great on unix. i am running it right now on my site (
www.gastrucks.com ) .

go check out dansie at www.dansie.net . there are a lot of options, easy to
set up, CHEAP and GREAT TECH SUPPORT.

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When it comes to the use of shopping cart, there are various types are available according to the use and size of the site. If your site is technically more advanced, you should go for advanced shopping cart containing exciting ecommerce features else you can opt out e-smart ecommerce suite shopping cart.