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Orwell

2006-07-14, 7:56 am

Hi all,

I do realize non-commercial sites for non-profit orgs, etc; but someone
asked me yesterday to build some site with products descriptions +
"add to cady" facility and payment facility:
- I'm new to such kind of sites, so do I need PHP? alone or PHP +
???what???
- URLs for more info are welcome too;
- tips regarding payment with bank cards etc, are welcome too

Aldo.




Yacho

2006-07-14, 6:56 pm

Orwell napisaƂ(a):
> Hi all,
>
> I do realize non-commercial sites for non-profit orgs, etc; but someone
> asked me yesterday to build some site with products descriptions +
> "add to cady" facility and payment facility:
> - I'm new to such kind of sites, so do I need PHP? alone or PHP +
> ???what???
> - URLs for more info are welcome too;
> - tips regarding payment with bank cards etc, are welcome too
>
> Aldo.
>
>
>
>

Basically as far as i encontered those systems they just require you to
deliver some $_POST data into specified url so that transaction gets
registered in payment database (in payment system delivered by
contractor) so in most cases (i encountered allpay.pl butt i guess they
are simmilar) you just write a form and redirect its data in a certain
way - usually company that provides those payment possibilities and wich
gains intrests on it - gives you some documentation at sign-in - inmy
case documentation was like 20 pages long and waqs extremly noob
friendly so no worries thats ann easy task and info is provided by
payment service provider.
jmelnick

2006-07-14, 6:56 pm

Hello Aldo,

You would need to have a database to hold information about product
and/or services offered. Most hosting providers give access to MySQL
Database server. In order to process credit card payments you will need
a payment processor such as Paypal. (there are a great number of these
to choose from).

Good luck.

Joseph Melnick



Orwell wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I do realize non-commercial sites for non-profit orgs, etc; but someone
> asked me yesterday to build some site with products descriptions +
> "add to cady" facility and payment facility:
> - I'm new to such kind of sites, so do I need PHP? alone or PHP +
> ???what???
> - URLs for more info are welcome too;
> - tips regarding payment with bank cards etc, are welcome too
>
> Aldo.


Al Kolff

2006-07-15, 6:56 pm


"Orwell" <georges_1984@tiscali.be> wrote in message
news:Pine.LNX.4.61.0607141226460.2771@starfish...
> Hi all,
>
> I do realize non-commercial sites for non-profit orgs, etc; but someone
> asked me yesterday to build some site with products descriptions +
> "add to cady" facility and payment facility:
> - I'm new to such kind of sites, so do I need PHP? alone or PHP +
> ???what???
> - URLs for more info are welcome too;
> - tips regarding payment with bank cards etc, are welcome too
>
> Aldo.
>
>
>
>

Try oscommerce open source full blown easy to setup
uses php with mysql
--

--
God Bless you,
Al Kolff


--
"Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson
afterward. But properly learned, the lesson forever changes the man."
~ Randy Alcorn, Safely Home



Tony Humphreys

2006-07-18, 7:56 am

Orwell wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I do realize non-commercial sites for non-profit orgs, etc; but someone
> asked me yesterday to build some site with products descriptions +
> "add to cady" facility and payment facility:
> - I'm new to such kind of sites, so do I need PHP? alone or PHP +
> ???what???
> - URLs for more info are welcome too;
> - tips regarding payment with bank cards etc, are welcome too
>
> Aldo.
>
>
>
>

You will need to know how to code!
PHP is simply syntax for a programming language - if you are strugling
with this you have very little change given a limited time.
Better try an off the shelf cart package - oscommerce etc

tony
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