Storefront

[oneeye]

Any comments about store front good or bad? Any one using it?

Thanks,

Oneeye

[Shift4SMS]

They seem a little pricey, but if they do everything they claim, and do it cleanly, maybe it is worth it? I would give them a call first and get a half dozen or so reference first and check them out -- both by exploring their sites and going through the order process up until the payment and give them a call.

Sorry I can't be more help. Their site look professional...

[oneeye]

Thanks for the reply. Do you have any recommendations for a .net cart? Preferably one that integrates with dreamweaver.

Thanks again

[Shift4SMS]

Sorry, most of my hands-on experience is with ColdFusion carts. If you are experienced with DreamWeaver and are just starting out with .Net, you may want to look ad CF, since DW and CF are both Macromedia products. I'm not all that impressed with .Net -- maybe someday after a few service packs?..

[oneeye]

I have been wanting to get into coldfusion anyway. What CF cart would you recommend.

Thanks

[Pico]

I have been wanting to get into coldfusion anyway. What CF cart would you recommend.

Thanks

I recommend (Mod edit: no advertising, please)

[Shift4SMS]

I have been wanting to get into coldfusion anyway. What CF cart would you recommend.

Thanks
One that I really like is and has very reasonable pricing ($300 single store w/discounts for multiple stores) is CFWebStore (http://www.cfwebstore.com). Another good one Able Commerce (http://www.ablecommerce.com), but then you are getting back into the pricey realm. Both these are geared toward a full canned web site.

A couple "cart only" solutions would be iCard by Art of Fusion (http://www.artoffusion.com). Lastly, CF-EZCart (or something like that spelling -- I know there is a hyphen, I'm just not sure where?).

Good luck...