How can I use Front Page to build a e-commerce site to sell custom computers
& components?
It needs to have & interact with a data base to configure the computers and
update the price and then place the completed system in a shopping cart

Yes you can

But you will need to find out what OS your host has and what they support
- then use the appropriate DB, and Shopping cart addin

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"bluedagger" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news8DF8775-1D8B-4882-A169-(E-Mail Removed)...
| How can I use Front Page to build a e-commerce site to sell custom computers
| & components?
| It needs to have & interact with a data base to configure the computers and
| update the price and then place the completed system in a shopping cart
|

Check out http://www.ecommercetemplates.com/default.asp. They have
templates in both .asp and .php formats w/a generic one starting at
$105.00. I found it fairly easy to customize to the look of my existing
site; I'd post the link but it's not ready for primetime yet. Help is
only via their forums but, if you follow their fairly extensive
directions, you shouldn't have any problems.


Stefan B Rusynko wrote:
> Yes you can
>
> But you will need to find out what OS your host has and what they support
> - then use the appropriate DB, and Shopping cart addin
>

Yes I actually found a Few good templates that were affordable & even found a
computer configuator I can use; Thanks to ALL for the help!

"Clint" wrote:

> Check out http://www.ecommercetemplates.com/default.asp. They have
> templates in both .asp and .php formats w/a generic one starting at
> $105.00. I found it fairly easy to customize to the look of my existing
> site; I'd post the link but it's not ready for primetime yet. Help is
> only via their forums but, if you follow their fairly extensive
> directions, you shouldn't have any problems.
>
>
> Stefan B Rusynko wrote:
> > Yes you can
> >
> > But you will need to find out what OS your host has and what they support
> > - then use the appropriate DB, and Shopping cart addin
> >
>