Adding a shopping cart

[Joe Rohn]

Hi Randy,

Have you considered PayPal? Depending on your situation it might be worth
looking at:

https://www.paypal.com/

If you need something more robust than that..there's lots of options
(although some may be quite expensive)

One thing to keep in mind is that actual credit card numbers should never be
emailed..that is very unsecured!

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[Randy F. Smith]

I want to add a shopping cart to my existing web pages. I just want it to
capture the purchasing information and email it to me.

Is there samples that I can just copy and paste (and modify) into my
existing web page?

Any help would be appreciated!

 

[PayPalDave]

Have you considered PayPal?

fyi: there is a free add-in wizard for FrontPage that makes it easy t
implement e-commerce and accept credit cards on your site in just a fe
minutes:
http://www.auctionmessenger.net/paypal

for more info on paypal & frontpage website payment solutions, chec
here:
http://www.paypal.com/pdn/
and here:
http://www.frontpageworld.com/paypal/default.htm

hope this helps


-
PayPalDav

 

[Mr B]

First off you can't have Credit Card information emailed to you because that would be bad.

For a Shopping Cart solution I'd recommend www.candypress.com

As for how you get the payments you can use anything you want with it (paypal, etc).

 

[JCO]

Try this!
http://www.frontpagecart.com/

 

[chris leeds]

MMMMMM, Candy. ;-)
I wish I'd found that excellent cart before I spent hundreds of bucks and
hours on the other ones!

First off you can't have Credit Card information emailed to you because that would be bad.

For a Shopping Cart solution I'd recommend www.candypress.com

As for how you get the payments you can use anything you want with it (paypal, etc).

 

[Randy F. Smith]

My business is already set up for credit cards, (Paypal charges too much!).
I just want the shopping cart to email me the information (on a secure
server, of course).

Thanks for all your help, I will start investigating some of those links!

 

[Joe Rohn]

Hi Randy,

What many shopping carts do is to email you notification of a sale..while
keeping the credit card information stored in a secure area on the server.
You then need to go to the secured area to retrieve the detailed
information. Even if the area is secured under ssl..email is NOT
secure..which is why credit card numbers should never be emailed. One
possible cart to consider that works well with FrontPage is StoreFront and
that is located here:

http://www.storefront.net

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Joe

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[chris leeds]

candypress!
trust me. I spent tons of money and time till I found this one and now it'd
be a heck of a thing that'd make me use another.
HTH

 

[Daisy]

For a free shopping cart which is very smart and has loads of configurable
options and apart from inserting prices etc via links into your page, works
entirely outside of your site. they have been going for quite a while and i
have been using them for some 2-3 years now.

http://www.mals-e.com/

Hope this helps

Daisy

 

[chris leeds]

honest daisy,
if you try the candypress you'd kick yourself for the time you invested in
mal's.
IMHO

 

[Catherine Jo Morgan]

Check your website host to see if they provide a shopping cart as an option.
I looked at some options a few months ago and decided to use Cart32,
provided free with Readyhosting. But - I haven't set it up yet so I can't
vouch for it at this point. Cart32 has a very active Yahoo support group,
which is one reason I chose it. And there's a Front Page add-in, as I
recall.