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What shopping cart is this site using?

by Letsurf
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Have a client that is looking for a robust shopping cart like the one on this site:

Trixie, Dry Flies, Terrestrials, Order Discount Flies Online, The Fly Stop, Trout & Steelhead Flies, Cheap Flies, Quality Fishing Equipment

It's very clean and modern looking with a nice cart system. Categories, product pages, different order options with quantity and size options...

Is there a way to tell which site they are using? Could this be done in wordpress somehow?
#cart #shopping #site
  • Profile picture of the author Michael Westgate
    My thoughts are that it is a custom made eCommerce solution written in ColdFusion and hosted on a Windows server.

    The guys that made the site offer two ecommerce options according to this link. They are off the shelf ShopSite and custom written. ShopSite can be eliminated because it is not coldfusion based.

    According to their homepage, they do a lot of work with ColdFusion and can convert existing PHP, WordPress, ASP, and .NET web applications to ColdFusion and vice versa. So you could direct your WordPress question to those guys and see what they would do or how they could help.

    I'm currently putting the finishing touches to a Wordpress eCommerce site that uses WooCommerce. It uses a proper template, functions very well and is easy to work with and customise. Unless I am missing something I see no reason why WooCommerce shouldn't be considered for a starting point at least.
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    • Profile picture of the author Letsurf
      Originally Posted by Michael Westgate View Post

      My thoughts are that it is a custom made eCommerce solution written in ColdFusion and hosted on a Windows server.

      The guys that made the site offer two ecommerce options according to this link. They are off the shelf ShopSite and custom written. ShopSite can be eliminated because it is not coldfusion based.

      According to their homepage, they do a lot of work with ColdFusion and can convert existing PHP, WordPress, ASP, and .NET web applications to ColdFusion and vice versa. So you could direct your WordPress question to those guys and see what they would do or how they could help.

      I'm currently putting the finishing touches to a Wordpress eCommerce site that uses WooCommerce. It uses a proper template, functions very well and is easy to work with and customise. Unless I am missing something I see no reason why WooCommerce shouldn't be considered for a starting point at least.
      Does WooCommerce have the option for categories, pictures, and different add to cart options such as size?
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Westgate
    Yes. You can have a look at some demo sites to get a feel for what is possible.

    WooThemes offers top notch themes for WooCommerce sites and there are plenty of demos over there. Obviously all look and feel can be changed.

    Take a look at this demo store built using their 'Sentient' theme. I've linked to the tshirts category page and if you click on a product you can see how they handle different options before adding to cart.
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    • Profile picture of the author Letsurf
      Originally Posted by Michael Westgate View Post

      Yes. You can have a look at some demo sites to get a feel for what is possible.

      WooThemes offers top notch themes for WooCommerce sites and there are plenty of demos over there. Obviously all look and feel can be changed.

      Take a look at this demo store built using their 'Sentient' theme. I've linked to the tshirts category page and if you click on a product you can see how they handle different options before adding to cart.
      Looks like a great checkout system. Will definitely check it out. thanks =)
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      • Profile picture of the author Mkj
        I just knocked up an ecommerce test site on a spare domain I had. I wanted to see how a shopping cart worked. Only took me a few hours to become familiar with the code and then I altered it to suit the type of site I needed (another few hours). The open source software I used was this one:

        AlegroCart - Free open source E-Commerce shopping cart

        The default template looks dated but there are a few others that are more modern. I used a more modern one and altered the css to make this site:

        Printer Inks Open Source Shopping Cart
        (test site)

        I like the way the admin works and it can be configured any which way you want.

        Lots of open source ecommerce demos / reviews here:

        Open Source eCommerce Scripts - OpenSourceCMS
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  • Profile picture of the author Simin
    Originally Posted by Letsurf View Post

    Could this be done in wordpress somehow? ?
    Yes...wordpress can turn into ecommerce sites..
    Find the themes. mentioned already the example is woocommerce.
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    • Profile picture of the author Letsurf
      With woocommerce do I have to go with one of their themes? If my client wants a custom site is there a way to make a custom wordpress site and then integrate woocommerce easily? Or do I have to choose one of the woocommerce themes? If going with a woocommerce theme is it easy to change the look and layout of the site?
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  • Profile picture of the author oknoorap
    If you scrolling down on the page, you'll found link "Design and Programming by Strategic Solutions"

    Based on my analize, they are using : ShopSite Ecommerce Hosting, ShopSite E Commerce Hosting, ShopSite Ecommerce Web Hosting, and ShopSite Ecommerce Hosting Site by Strategic Solutions
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    Just Web Developer.

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