Version: 2.0
Released: Apr 13, 1998
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This script merges Selena Sol's Electronic Outlet HTML and Database shopping cart apps and adds all new routines for error handling, order processing, encrypted mailing, frames, Javascript and VBscript and other goodies.
Nice it's free. I installed it even though it was my first crack at Perl, CGI, and chmod. There was a file in the wrong folder. Instructions too long, and not 1,2,3 type. Documentation excellent. Nice program.
Posted by CW on Aug 29, 2000 Reply
I use it for all the shopping carts I design (about 8 to date). The only thing I think they could have done better is incorporated their database search engine with this cart instead of the search engine they have with it, the other one is more powerful and makes a big difference... I have incorporated the search into this shopping cart and it makes it about a 10 rating with that.
Posted by adenicol on Jun 13, 2000 Reply
This has to be the easiest shopping cart I've ever seen! It takes all of 20 minutes to configure and even has it's own script to tell you what's wrong, and why! Awesome! Don't go with anything else! This one is a must!
Posted by Osyrys on Oct 14, 1999 Reply
Awesome Cart and the HTML templates are the only thing lacking here. This cart is rock solid and extremly easy to install. Great behind the scenes work, just a little weak on the front end side. Extremly easy to install and extremely well documented.
Posted by DonHoe on Oct 04, 1999 Reply
I've just finished setting it up (to test it) which took about 15 minutes (chmoding and uploading). So far it looks good and strong, BUT I'm not sure if they made the customization part that easy.
Posted by CorN on Jul 27, 1999 Reply