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Can someone ID this shopping cart?

by TonyPatti
8 replies
Is the store/cart at this site: Things That Make Scents

1. OScommerce
2. ZenCart (slimmed down oscommerce)
3. CRE Loaded OScommerce
4. None of the above

There's no info at the Lemming Central site that the 'powered by' is linked to.
#cart #shopping
  • Profile picture of the author mojojuju
    I'm pretty darn sure it's Shopping Cart Software & Ecommerce Solutions: X-Cart. Free shopping cart trial is available.
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  • Profile picture of the author Lex87
    X-Cart is gaining some ground? I heard a co-worker talking about people using it more but he sounded frustrated with it?

    I love your signature mojojuju! Zombo.com is awesome.
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    • Profile picture of the author TonyPatti
      Thanks mojojuju! It is indeed a X-Cart. Any feedback on using X-Cart for small to mid size (20 to 500 skus) product retailers? I'm looking for a non-hosted cart solution that has way less bells and whistles than ZenCart or OSC and has easily customized html templates.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dave Lianelli
    It's X-Cart for sure.
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    • Profile picture of the author ifsworks
      Yes, Its x-cart. X-cart provides these kinds of softwares. But they have lots of bugs and less modules.
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  • Profile picture of the author Lex87
    How about 3D-Cart? They seem to be saying they are SEO friendly?
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    • Profile picture of the author ifsworks
      NO, It is not 3d Cart. They are seo friendly, but the script is not 3d-Cart.
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  • Profile picture of the author austenozzy
    If you're comfortable with php/asp/cf & css, have a look at cartweaver. It's not open source, it's about $250, iirc. (It's actually a dreamweaver plugin, so you can use it to create as many carts as you want from the one licence. I guess it's aimed primarily at developers.)

    It's a good little cart which doesn't use the tedious template system that all the others do. You have just 2 includes on any of the cart pages; one at the top of the page to call in variables and extablish db connection, and the other for the part of the cart you're on. Eg 'detail.php' would call the include that governs the display of an item and its options, etc.

    This means you can use an existing site's design on the cart pages really easily.

    It also has a pretty good admin section to manage items, options, discounts, photos, SKUs, store settings, etc.

    I would say that you need to be pretty handy with the code, especially with css, and the server-side language you choose, though.

    Hth

    Oz.
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