| An ecommerce package
that allows users to add products |
stef24
msg:622015 | 1:18 pm on Jul 30, 2005 (gmt 0) |
im helping a friend set up a website to sell digital goods, lets say ebooks. we were thinking of using one of the many available pacakges to handle the ecommerce aspect (OSCommerce, xcart, ...) he has authors all over the world that write books on various topics. he wants authors to be able to create an account and upload their product into his database after specifying the title, category, subject etc. can anyone recommend an (ecommerce) package that lets users add items to the database? perhaps they can all handle it, but since i have never used one, i thought i would ask thanks!
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abbeyvet
msg:622016 | 3:27 pm on Jul 30, 2005 (gmt 0) |
Xcart can - or at least the Gold version can.
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etechsupport
msg:622017 | 3:45 pm on Jul 30, 2005 (gmt 0) |
I think OSCommerce can do the job fairly well, on second choice you can choose litecommerce,it’s easier to use than Xcart.
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keno
msg:622018 | 11:25 pm on Aug 18, 2005 (gmt 0) |
I just joined the forum but this option may help future lookers:
I use Actinic. It's very good once you get to know it. I won't do a full review here, as there is lots of information in the outside world, and I will mention it as an option. Also, I have no affilliation with Actinic.
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Mall23
msg:622019 | 6:28 am on Aug 20, 2005 (gmt 0) |
Mall23 can do that easily. As the administrator, you can assign "Rights" to any customer. So you can give customer Joe Blow the "Right" to add products. You can also specify that the user can only edit their products and not see or edit other customers products. It's slick. Email me and I can give you details.
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Sathish
msg:622020 | 6:45 am on Aug 20, 2005 (gmt 0) |
mambo-phpShop
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