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svoyakin at hotmail

Aug 26, 2003, 11:26 AM

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Shopping cart

Jamie wrote:
>If you edit your catalog.cfg and set:
>
>SeparateItems No
>
>Then buying the same item twice will simply increase the quantity rather
>than adding a duplicate.

Whenever I edit catalog.cfg, does the server have to be restarted to pickup
changes?

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jamie at versado

Aug 26, 2003, 12:12 PM

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Shopping cart [In reply to]

Sergei Voyakin wrote:

> Jamie wrote:
>
>> If you edit your catalog.cfg and set:
>>
>> SeparateItems No
>>
>> Then buying the same item twice will simply increase the quantity
>> rather than adding a duplicate.
>
>
> Whenever I edit catalog.cfg, does the server have to be restarted to
> pickup changes?
>

The server doesn't no, but IC needs to reload the config. Either click
on "Apply Changes" in the admin console or restart the IC service
("service interchange restart" using the RH init script).

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racke at linuxia

Oct 20, 2009, 2:18 AM

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Hands Zen Motion wrote:
> Hi There,
>
> Can I set up Pay Pal Express with your shopping cart? I'm not seeing
> this option anywhere in the program.
>
> I've been testing the demo out and I really like it. Thank you for
> providing such a nice service.

Yes, you can. There is a payment module Vend::Payment::PaypalExpress
which allows you to use PaypalExpress with Interchange.

You can download it from the following link:

http://git.icdevgroup.org/?p=interchange.git;a=blob_plain;f=lib/Vend/Payment/PaypalExpress.pm;hb=HEAD

Documentation is inside the module.

Regards
Racke

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gert at 3edge

Jul 31, 2010, 2:56 AM

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> We have been with hosting-U as our web sever for many years and we see in
our /cpannal shopping cart is loaded and it read like this
>
> Hosting –u will not reply to any requests but if we click the logo in the
above screen shot it take us to this site, we go there the
> demo, but there is no video to a demo on what to do, being the above
screen shot is telling me it is installed no an give me a link to
> enter as a admin with a user and password, but page is not found,, I am
hopping after all these years someone soon will answer my any
> emails an help me
>
> Arnold Romppai

Maybe call them? According to hostingu.com they have a phone:
Telephone:
(262)-534-7409

Could be they have not set things up correctly there ... If they do not want
to talk to their customers it sounds like time to look elsewhere ..

Anyway not something I think we / Interchange can help you with.

CU,

Gert

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pintos_jorge at yahoo

Jun 19, 2012, 5:46 AM

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Re: Shopping Cart [In reply to]

Hi,as Cyberhenge we have installed successfully IC for medium size firms,
as noted in
http://cyberhenge.com
Of course IC is open & free source ,running also on open & free platforms,
but if you like our portfolio and thyink our help could be interesting ,keep on touch with us.
Besides,we work with mobile solutions to complete the set for same
type of companies.
Best Regards
Giorgio

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From: Garneaus Garage Inc. <garneausgarage [at] yahoo>
To: "interchange-users [at] icdevgroup" <interchange-users [at] icdevgroup>
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 5:09 PM
Subject: [ic] Shopping Cart

HI, I am in the process of expanding my companies website and am interested in your shopping cart software. I learned of your software because my website host lists you as a tool source for all accounts. I would like to know how I can install the software into my site?

Shawn Garneau
Garneau's Garage Inc.

http://www.garneausgarage.com/
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arogerso at uwaterloo

Jun 19, 2012, 9:45 AM

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On 2012-06-18, at 5:09 PM, Garneaus Garage Inc. wrote:

> HI, I am in the process of expanding my companies website and am interested in your shopping cart software. I learned of your software because my website host lists you as a tool source for all accounts. I would like to know how I can install the software into my site?
>
> Shawn Garneau
> Garneau's Garage Inc.
>
> http://www.garneausgarage.com/
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Hi Shawn,

If your host provides interchange then there probably is not a lot of 'installing' involved. You would probably tell your sales rep at the hosting company that you want to use interchange. They would probably set up a default catalog for you and give you two urls on their ecommerce server: the customer entrance and the administration entrance. To add your products, images and descriptions you would go to the admin entrance, and edit the products tables and configure things the way you want them. Once you were happy with everything, you would probably change the places on your current website where you currently go to http://garneausgarage.com/pages/store/store.html to point to the interchange customer entrance instead. From there on your customers would browse products using interchange instead of the static pages you currently maintain by hand.

Have a look at the on line demo store at: http://demo.icdevgroup.org/ to see what the two entrances look like. On this demo you can experiment with the admin entrance to see whether you think you will be able to set up your store the way you want it.

If you have an inventory management system in your store that is capable of exporting product information then you could probably set up something to automatically send product and inventory information to interchange automatically.

If your host does not have Interchange installed then you will need an account on their ecommerce server which has full shell access. You will also need someone with the skills to follow the installation instructions found on the icdevgroup.org documentation pages. Look for the sections on installing without root access. You also need to make sure that person has an understanding of the security implications of the choices they make during setup.

Hope that helps,

Angus

lists at gmnet

Jun 20, 2012, 10:04 AM

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Re: Shopping Cart [In reply to]

> HI, I am in the process of expanding my companies website and am interested in
> your shopping cart software. I learned of your software because my website host
> lists you as a tool source for all accounts. I would like to know how I can
> install the software into my site?
>
> Shawn Garneau
> Garneau's Garage Inc.
>
> http://www.garneausgarage.com/
>
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> interchange-users [at] icdevgroup
> http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
>

Also, there is another mailing list interchange-biz [at] icdevgroup where you can
get paid help from many expert Interchange programmers. You may contact me
directly if you are interested in my services as well. I have been customizing
Interchange for many years.

Thanks
Rick Bragg

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