E-commerce

[Loopy]

Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
issues).

Loopy

[Ian P. Christian]

Loopy wrote:

> Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
> in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
> downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
> issues).
>
> Loopy

I'm currently having to write one of these, if you could send me your
requirements, I will let you have the finished product!

Kind Regards,

--
Ian P. Christian
[url]http://www.fuzzmail.co.uk[/url] ~ Free, Fast and Fuzzy webmail

[Steve]

Ok maybe I'm smoking something here, but I'm pretty sure the latest
incarnation of OSCommerce doesn't require register globals to be on
anymore.

[email]jjyooi@yahoo.com[/email] (Loopy) wrote in message news:<f3e35b43.0310270025.41c09d90@posting.google. com>...

> Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
> in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
> downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
> issues).
>
> Loopy

[Loopy]

"Ian P. Christian" <pookey@pookey.co.uk> wrote in message news:<bnj0nr$gh9$1@goat.anlx.net>...

> I'm currently having to write one of these, if you could send me your
> requirements, I will let you have the finished product!

In general, the usual, but if you want me to be a little specific,
here's a few requirements:

1. Multiple currencies
2. Categorising of products
3. Remote administration (by which I mean I don't have to modify
anything on the web server like the database)
4. Payment gateways (WorldPay, PayPal, NOCHEX, Escrow, E-gold, etc.,
etc.)
5. Accounting (purchase price, selling price, net and gross profit,
etc.) -- Not vital, but helpful.
6. Trolley (obviously)

Of course, these should be customisable, I mean in the first case, if
I setup British Pound and US Dollar only, I might need to add Canadian
Dollar, Euro, etc. in future.

I hope this helps. I have some more requirements, and can add these
later if needed.



Loopy

[Brian]

[url]http://www.x-cart.com/cart_system_requirements.html[/url]

Web server with support for PHP version 4.0.6 or better.

Your php.ini should match the following requirements:
a. track_vars is enabled.
b. magic_quotes_gpc is enabled.
c. safe_mode is disabled


Xcart is good commerce. :)

"Loopy" <jjyooi@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
> in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
> downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
> issues).
>
> Loopy

[Brian]

Meant to mention -- THis is commercial opensource. (Less than $150 USD).

"Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message
news:iDbnb.42727$HS4.179356@attbi_s01...

> [url]http://www.x-cart.com/cart_system_requirements.html[/url]
>
> Web server with support for PHP version 4.0.6 or better.
>
> Your php.ini should match the following requirements:
> a. track_vars is enabled.
> b. magic_quotes_gpc is enabled.
> c. safe_mode is disabled
>
>
> Xcart is good commerce. :)
>
> "Loopy" <jjyooi@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:f3e35b43.0310270025.41c09d90@posting.google.c om...

> > Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
> > in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
> > downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
> > issues).
> >
> > Loopy

>
>

[Loopy]

[email]gr82meetu78@yahoo.com[/email] (Steve) wrote in message news:<bb8f15bd.0310270729.2ac41fd3@posting.google. com>...

> Ok maybe I'm smoking something here, but I'm pretty sure the latest
> incarnation of OSCommerce doesn't require register globals to be on
> anymore.

You mean 2.2 Milestone 2? That's the version I tested, and it
immediately said "register_globals is off, please turn it on in
php.ini" (which was fine on a local development machine, but not on a
live webserver).

Loopy

[Larry Jaques]

On 27 Oct 2003 07:29:52 -0800, [email]gr82meetu78@yahoo.com[/email] (Steve) brought
forth from the murky depths:

>Ok maybe I'm smoking something here, but I'm pretty sure the latest
>incarnation of OSCommerce doesn't require register globals to be on
>anymore.

I downloaded a copy of that and was floored by the fact that
once unzipped it contained OVER 1,000 FILES! Isn't that a wee
bit complex?

[Loopy]

I'll take a look. If I'm going to pay $150, I'll need to check this
meets what I need.

Ian, are those requirements OK?

Loopy

"Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message news:<GPbnb.42859$HS4.180469@attbi_s01>...

> Meant to mention -- THis is commercial opensource. (Less than $150 USD).
>
> "Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message
> news:iDbnb.42727$HS4.179356@attbi_s01...

> > [url]http://www.x-cart.com/cart_system_requirements.html[/url]
> >
> > Web server with support for PHP version 4.0.6 or better.
> >
> > Your php.ini should match the following requirements:
> > a. track_vars is enabled.
> > b. magic_quotes_gpc is enabled.
> > c. safe_mode is disabled
> >
> >
> > Xcart is good commerce. :)

[Steve]

[email]jjyooi@yahoo.com[/email] (Loopy) wrote in message news:<f3e35b43.0310271035.1c87114d@posting.google. com>...

> [email]gr82meetu78@yahoo.com[/email] (Steve) wrote in message news:<bb8f15bd.0310270729.2ac41fd3@posting.google. com>...

> > Ok maybe I'm smoking something here, but I'm pretty sure the latest
> > incarnation of OSCommerce doesn't require register globals to be on
> > anymore.

>
> You mean 2.2 Milestone 2? That's the version I tested, and it
> immediately said "register_globals is off, please turn it on in
> php.ini" (which was fine on a local development machine, but not on a
> live webserver).
>
> Loopy

eep! Sorry, I heard that info through the grape vine. Since I don't
use the software myself, I just assumed that information to be
correct. I guess thats what I get for not checking my facts before I
post.
<--Opens Mouth, Switches Foot.

[Tacckks]

Hello. I'm currently setting up an e-commerce site, but have never done it
before. There are only four products to be sold for, but the site has to look
professional so don't want to use the one with Paypal or 2Co logo in. I want to
properly optimise it. I have the system that I can use ASP and PHP. Could
someone recommend a good e-commerce solution that I can use?


Thanks! :)

[Nathon Jones]

Hi Tacckks,

Try the following:

WebAssist - [url]www.webassist.com[/url]
UltraCart - [url]www.thechocolatestore.com/ultradev/[/url]
CartWeaver - [url]www.cartweaver.com[/url]

Hope this helps,

Nath.

"Tacckks" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:d6a6rb$mi1$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Hello. I'm currently setting up an e-commerce site, but have never done it
> before. There are only four products to be sold for, but the site has to
> look
> professional so don't want to use the one with Paypal or 2Co logo in. I
> want to
> properly optimise it. I have the system that I can use ASP and PHP. Could
> someone recommend a good e-commerce solution that I can use?
>
>
> Thanks! :)
>

[Lawrence TMM]

A good list here...

[url]http://www.macromedia.com/software/dreamweaver/product_resources/ecommerce/ecomm_ext.html[/url]

All have a good reputation with Dreamweaver developers. I'm understandable
a little partial to the first two. :-)

--
Lawrence Cramer [TMM]
lawrence at cartweaver dot com

Cartweaver - ASP & ColdFusion Shopping Cart for Dreamweaver
[url]http://www.cartweaver.com[/url]




"Tacckks" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:d6a6rb$mi1$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Hello. I'm currently setting up an e-commerce site, but have never done it
> before. There are only four products to be sold for, but the site has to
> look
> professional so don't want to use the one with Paypal or 2Co logo in. I
> want to
> properly optimise it. I have the system that I can use ASP and PHP. Could
> someone recommend a good e-commerce solution that I can use?
>
>
> Thanks! :)
>

[clintonG]

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"Tacckks" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:d6a6rb$mi1$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Hello. I'm currently setting up an e-commerce site, but have never done it
> before. There are only four products to be sold for, but the site has to
> look
> professional so don't want to use the one with Paypal or 2Co logo in. I
> want to
> properly optimise it. I have the system that I can use ASP and PHP. Could
> someone recommend a good e-commerce solution that I can use?
>
>
> Thanks! :)
>

[CarlGrint]

CharonCart is without doubt a great Extension and much better then packages
costs 4 times as much.

[url]www.charon.co.uk[/url]

You will need a payment system, so with Protx or Worldpay to take Creditcard
payments to.


Originally posted by: Tacckks
Hello. I'm currently setting up an e-commerce site, but have never done it
before. There are only four products to be sold for, but the site has to look
professional so don't want to use the one with Paypal or 2Co logo in. I want to
properly optimise it. I have the system that I can use ASP and PHP. Could
someone recommend a good e-commerce solution that I can use?


Thanks! :)