Basic ordering system / shopping cart. NEED HELP!

[BaconFries]

What you are asking is possible with WYSIWYG Web Builder. You can design and build the layout using the tools in the program, such as shapes for the buttons, jQuery Dialogs for the extra information etc etc. It will also require custom programming such as PHP and the use of a Database such as MySql. Unfortunally we cannot assist with and programming or database implementaion as it is outwith the scope of the forum sorry. If may be easier for you to use one of the following:

Webshop Plus! v.3.2 for WWB8/9
viewtopic.php?f=39&t=44305
Creating a basic PayPal Shopping Cart
viewtopic.php?f=39&t=4508
Building a PHP Shopping Cart using WYSIWYG Web Web Builder
viewtopic.php?f=39&t=4507
Building a PHP Shopping Cart using WYSIWYG Web Builder
http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/webshop.html
NOP Shopping Cart
http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/nopcart.html
SmartCart - Shopping Cart
http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/smartcart.html

[bry]

Hi BaconFries (or anyone with experience in shopping systems)

I need a shopping cart system for two different pages on a website for two different kinds of products. There will be less than 40 products BUT I must have a field for Small, Medium, Large within the system on a couple of the products.

Which system do you recommend??

Thanks

[Navaldesign]

viewtopic.php?f=39&t=44305 supports up to 8 options (among them, Size)

Also the standard PayPal cart, built in WWB supports options.

[bry]

Thanks NavalDesign!!!

I will be working on it soon.

[bry]

viewtopic.php?f=39&t=44305 supports up to 8 options (among them, Size)

Also the standard PayPal cart, built in WWB supports options.

Does the standard PayPal cart allow for multiple store/carts on the same website? The standard cart seems to require manual insertion of images, texts and each item. Is that correct?

Is there a shopping system with a cart that has a template based system that just requires the image and text info inserted and then it steps to next item??

thanks very much!!!

[Navaldesign]

This requires a CMS type (database driven) shopping cart.

I'm not aware of any such FREE cart for WWB. There are, however, many such type carts that can be implemented in a WWB project through HTML boxes, just Google it.

[bry]

Thanks, I am now using WB9.

What search terms do you suggest I google. You said just google "it" and I am not sure that the it is you suggest.

I like the idea of using the html box.

thanks

[Navaldesign]

<just Google "shopping cart script" or "free shopping cart script" depending on what you want. I'm afraid you will have to do some homework watching demos, reading features and implementation instructions etc.

[bry]

Thanks Naval Design. I have been working with your cart and like it. I will post a test soon. I'm sure I will have some questions about implementation.

Thanks again for all you do!!!!

[bry]

Thanks Naval Design. I have been working with your cart and like it. I will post a test soon. I'm sure I will have some questions about implementation.

Thanks again for all you do!!!!

Sorry, I think this is a bit more complicated than I need for my purposes. I am going to try a basic paypal setup.

Thanks again!!