Re: [WebDNA] v.7 and eCommerce
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2012
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 108426
interpreted = N
texte = On Feb 2, 2012, at 8:30 AM, Govinda wrote: >> Ok... I understand that the ecommerce tags don't work on v.7, but has anyone got any sort of commerce system working on this yet. What is the best approach?... > >> or will it even work at all with any type of ecommerce. > > of course! If you build it ;-) > > It is rebuilding the wheel, > > ...but it does not have to be rebuilding the wheel every time... > > As soon as someone builds an ecommerce system they are proud of, and actually *shares it*, then we can all take advantage of that, and so all not have to re-invent that wheel (unless we love to ;-) . > > I personally think it would be nice if we built up a nice powerful framework that we all contributed to.. and benefitted from.. > I don't think we can keep writing everything from scratch and expect to not fall off the map. > > -G--------------------------------------------------------- Agree totally.... I believe in keeping it simple, so I've been looking at the easiest cart systems with the potential of being converted, and made more secure. The easiest one I've found so far is html-cart.com. It might not be to much work to take its framework, and move it over, when time permits....which seems to be in short supply... I'm going to look at a few others later after the morning crunch.... Rob
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On Feb 2, 2012, at 8:30 AM, Govinda wrote: >> Ok... I understand that the ecommerce tags don't work on v.7, but has anyone got any sort of commerce system working on this yet. What is the best approach?... > >> or will it even work at all with any type of ecommerce. > > of course! If you build it ;-) > > It is rebuilding the wheel, > > ...but it does not have to be rebuilding the wheel every time... > > As soon as someone builds an ecommerce system they are proud of, and actually *shares it*, then we can all take advantage of that, and so all not have to re-invent that wheel (unless we love to ;-) . > > I personally think it would be nice if we built up a nice powerful framework that we all contributed to.. and benefitted from.. > I don't think we can keep writing everything from scratch and expect to not fall off the map. > > -G--------------------------------------------------------- Agree totally.... I believe in keeping it simple, so I've been looking at the easiest cart systems with the potential of being converted, and made more secure. The easiest one I've found so far is html-cart.com. It might not be to much work to take its framework, and move it over, when time permits....which seems to be in short supply... I'm going to look at a few others later after the morning crunch.... Rob
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