How do we obtain this amazing product, please?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bryan Love" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 12:55 PM
Subject: RE: E-commerce Dilemma
> Check this out. It kills both of the carts you are looking at! I
> personally know the guy who wrote this and it is simply the best app you
can
> find for a core commerce engine. Here is a feature list...
>
> -----------------------
> ADMINISTRATION
> Expandable shipping model based on the total weight of an order
> Send bulk email to specific security roles, customers, or anyone who
> has ordered specific products
> Organization of products and product lines into user-defined
> categories
> Inventory maintainance by quantity or by expiration date
> Display options to allow customers to see available inventory on a
> per-product basis Turn individual products on or off
> Create auctions out of existing products
> Turn an auction on or off independantly of the product it represents
> Specify any number of options and virtually unlimited choices for
> each option on a per-product basis
> Rule editing to allow store-wide product modifications with only a
> few keystrokes
> Add, delete, and modify users to fit your business
> Create your own security roles or use the default roles to limit
> users' access to the administration tools
> View, modify, and delete orders
> Archive capability hides old orders without deleting them
> Integrated banner system turns banners on or off in one mouse click
> Specify expiration date, max mouse clicks, or max displays for
> individual banners
> Number of clicks or displays for any given banner is always
> accessible and up to date
> Bug form allows bugs to be input at any time
> Bug tracker allows bugs to be sorted, commented on, deleted, opened,
> closed, and put on hold to aid in development
> Security log keeps track of user logins and logouts
> Client-side error checking (JavaScript) prevents invalid form input
> Every product has three generic flags to be used for whatever you
> wish (i.e. Flag1 could be for items of the week, etc...)
> Category-level discounts will reduce the price of any product in the
> category by a fixed amount or a percentage
> Discount codes can be created and given out to individual users or
> groups of users
> Set maximum number of uses for a discount code to be one, infinite,
> or anything in between
>
> STORE FRONT
> -------------
> Customer login ability:
> View past orders
> Create, use, and delete shopping lists
> Store a default billing address and unlimited shipping
> addresses
> Quick checkout eliminates time-consuming data entry
> Log file tracks logins, failed logins, and logouts
>
> Default store front with home, contact, and privacy pages
> Integrated dynamic random banner display with full logging
> Default catalog allows drill-down through categories with full
> product listings
> Auction listings display all items available for auction with links
> to purchase the item outright (if applicable)
> The auction engine will automatically bid for a user until a maximum
> amount (user-specified) is reached
> Product and category click logs track every click through the
> catalog
> Search function searches product names and descriptions
> Single style sheet gives developer control over fonts and colors
> Shopping basket uses database for unlimited size and scalability as
> well as allowing customers to retain items across visits
> Full checkout process is seperate to allow a secure connection
> Checkout collects billing info, shipping info, credit card, and
> shipping method information with full server-side error checking and
> validation
> Product reviews can be submitted by logged-in users and will not
> display until approved by administration
> Meta tags are generated for every product and category to ensure
> search engines will find you
>
> GENERAL
> -----------
> Complete fusebox architecture is widely accepted and easy to
> maintain and modify
> All administrative database queries are in custom tags to allow easy
> re-use during development
> Full fusedoc comment headers for fast understanding of each page's
> function
> Use of the request scope instead of application and server scopes
> eliminates possible data corruption and increase scalability
> The use of database-stored client variables instead of session
> variables allows unlimited clustering of servers
> Comes with ACCESS, SQL, and ORACLE databases with stored procedures,
> integrity constraints, and much more.
> Seperate specialized queries where necesary to accomodate for
> differences in SQL syntax between databases
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------
>
>
> Bryan Love ACP
> Internet Application Developer
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Christine Kelley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 12:03 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: E-commerce Dilemma
>
>
>
> Hi!
> I need to implement an e-commerce package for one of my
> sites, but I haven't worked with e-commerce before. What
> they want is fairly simple, just the ability to buy items
> on-line. This in mind, I think AbleCommerce would be
> over-kill. The two I have researched are CFWebstore and
> Cartease. I'm torn between the two...does anyone have
> reasons to go with one or the other? What I need is a
> solution that I can add on to an existing site or build a
> complete store from scratch. Ease of implementation would be
> nice too :)
> Thanks, Christine
>
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