RE: [cobalt-users] Ecommerce - other easy installs?

["Liam Delahunty" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Chris "Oger" Gebhardt wrote:

>So how about some OTHER options?  Obviously, different people are trying
>different things.  What's been good?  What stinks?  I'm looking to install
>something that we can offer to our customers.  They're always asking for
it!

I develop http://www.onlinesales.co.uk/ It's php/MySQL, and open source.
Feel free to have a look, and shout (off list) with your comments. It's been
developed from a UK POV with regard to tax / postage, but with a little help
(hint), I'm sure it could be easily adapted.

There are two main views to the shop:
 http://www.onlinesales.co.uk/onlinesales/ and
 http://www.onlinesales.co.uk/onlinesales/shop.php (default)

some aspects of the look can be changed in the backend,
http://www.onlinesales.co.uk/secure/admin/

The next version of the code will be available "soon" and will have more
control over the look and feel, in the meantime
http://www.onlinesales.co.uk/download/

For little help with the install copy the \user_guide\readme.html file to
the root of the shop, and run the links.

Obviously as the demo shop is fiddled with by the public, you'll probably do
better to install a local version and play with it a bit.

Kind regards, Liam Delahunty, Mega Products Limited
http://www.megaproducts.co.uk/ web design, programming, e-commerce
http://www.onlinesales.co.uk/ Open Source PHP/MySQL E-commerce App.
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