Virtual shopping cart in iweb'09?

I would like to add a virtual shopping cart to my website-customers click on the check boxes and it adds it to a cart, the total is a quote only. I just want a simple cost calculator on my site. Is there a way to do this in iweb'09, or any html or some software (preferably free!) that could let me achieve this?
Thanks for your help!

You could use something like an online store to do something like that. Do a Google search and see what comes up.
That definitely won't be free though.
Some of the online web site creation package contain store options built in - take a look at http://www.weebly.com and see if you could use this instead of iWeb.

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Can anyone advise on how to get a shopping cart on iweb please

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I would suggest using Pay Pal. If you sign up for a free business account you can use the merchant services to set up buy now buttons, add to cart buttons, and the shopping cart. The only draw back is that your can't customize the look to match your site. I would use pay pal for two reasons, people know and trust them and its much cheaper than having your own merchant account. Good luck

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Does Apple have software that allows me to create a shopping cart in Iweb?

No. You will have to integrate PayPal into iWeb by creating a PayPal business account.
You can also do a Google search for shopping carts.

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I will be making the shopping cart for a Kentucky Bluegrass Festival.
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You can always create a link to a third party service where you can build a shopping cart with a small amount of items to lots of items. This will be the easiest way out. There are various services around. Make a search with your favorite search engine.

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Hi
I am going to re-vamp my iweb created website and was wondering if anyone could advise me on how to add a shopping cart please, and which one would you suggest...? Paypal...?
I use GoDaddy to host my site and publish through MobileMe.
Also, bit of a two part question.... Can I use simpleviewer on my iweb created site... is it compatible...?
I would like to go with iweb but may consider other options if this is not possible..
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Gerry....

Sorted...

Using Paypal and shopping cart on iweb site

I am currently designing a website using iweb, is it possible to run shopping cart and pay pal payment software alongside, if so can anybody recommend providers, i am uk based.
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Glenn
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Hi,
I simply use a shopping cart provided by an ISP, and use paypal to process payments. Not very glamourus, but get's the job done well, and accurately... and at a low cost. Feel free to check it out at:
http://www.sight2bseen.com
Good Luck!

How do i add a shopping cart to iweb

how do i add a shopping cart to iweb

The most common way to get paid for selling goods online is PayPal. Once you have setup an account and added the buttons to your site, PayPal takes care of the cart and collecting the money.
Here's an example of a website page set up for selling. The following pages illustrate how to create the buttons and give an example of how a shopping cart works using one of PayPal's partner digital delivery services.
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/Internet-Music-Sell-Distribute/Website-Buy-Page. html
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Shopping cart in iweb NO PAYPAL

I would like to insert a shopping cart WITHOUT using paypal. I know how to create the "add to shopping cart" buttons, but can not figure out how to get them to link to an actual shopping cart page that should total everything up. I will be authorizing the payments from my office so I only need a cart that adds up the total and sends the credit card info to my email (like with forms).
Is there a way to do this without going through a third party?
Thank you

I doubt forms send credit card info by email, usually in plain text.
Me think something a tiny bit more secure order handling is needed.
Here's the alternative.
Put your bank account number on your webpage with the following line :
Send me the money and I'll send you the merchandise.
There are lots of gullible people out there, so you will never be short on customers.
Start small, think big.

Shopping cart on Iweb site

Does anyone have a shopping cart on their website? I am creating a personal website with items to sell and I am having trouble using a hyperlink on my pages for a shopping cart. I am using Mal's
e-commerce shopping cart. Can anyone help?
Ron Morris

rdm2402 wrote:
I am having trouble using a hyperlink on my pages for a shopping cart. I am using Mal's e-commerce shopping cart.
Ron ~ You're more likely to get help if you supply some details about the "trouble" you're having.
And you may be interested in this new, free, web-based e-commerce service:
http://blog.weebly.com/2/post/2009/05/announcing-weebly-e-commerce-features.html

Shopping Cart Page...

Can anybody tell me how to get an order form or a shopping cart page on my iweb website?

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form?
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Does anyone know if with iweb I can have the shopping cart logo and capability or people to purchase my product threw my web site?

Does anyone know if with iweb I can have the shopping cart logo? I would like the web site to have the capability for people to purchase threw my site. Thank you inadvance for any help.

You can easily add paypal to your site. Check out this video tutorial for how to add a paypal shoping cart to your site;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnxvWsmujrA&feature=plcp

Shopping cart disconnect is ruining my business!!

Situation #1:Buyer put 3 items in his cart and tried to request combined shipping and eBay would not allow it. I told him to use the shopping cart on eBay.ca instead or to "commit to buy". He then responded that he was on eBay.ca and that it wouldn't let him ask for combined postage. Unfortunately for him, in the meantime, another buyer purchased 2 items out of the 3 he wanted. Then, it was not worth it for him to buy the remaining one, so I lost this sale. Situation #2:Another buyer ask me to remove the Immediate Payment required on my listings even though I do NOT have it. I explained that eBay forces buyers to pay immediately for items under a certain amount. And that they want to force buyers to use the cart. Unfortunately, the cart does not work for items listed outside of eBay.COM. So I tell him to "Commit to Buy" his items on eBay.CA or to send "Best Offer" on the items that have that option. He managed to commit to buy 2 photos and then sent offers on 4 other items. HOWEVER, within 2 hours - yes, in less than 2 hours - he retracts his offers saying he was "not able to contact seller". Seriously, he expected me to respond to his offers within less than 2 hours on a beautiful Saturday? I know he just changed his mind and lied on the reason for his change of heart. And now, he wants me to cancel the other 2 items he committed to buy.... The main thing is, I don't really blame him... I think he just changed his mind because he was tired of trying to buy the photos he wanted. Because of the cart disconnect, I lost 2 combined sales of about $200. But how many more did I loose because buyers did not bother to contact me? Seriously eBay, when will you realise that this "cart disconnect" issue is MUCH MORE serious than you *think* it is? How many more sales will I have to loose before you do something about it? And don't tell me to list on eBay.COM. I NEED the shipping calculator for my items and until you find a way to include Canada Post in .COM, I cannot use it! Thank you for letting me vent here. Do not worry, I was very calm when I responded to my buyers. Fortunately, I can vent here and be angry as much as I want and need to.

I completely sympathize, and I've been banging my head against a huge brick wall for months at the Wednesday Board Hours trying to impress upon them that this is a far larger problem for Canadian sellers than eBay.ca staffers believe (or at least claim). You are right that this issue is yet another hardship and handicap for Canadian sellers (as if we didn't already have enough challenges vis-à-vis our American counterparts. The "cart disconnect" has been ruining my ability to make multiple sales (and unfortunately the majority of my items are the type that used to attract a lot of multiple orders before the whole cart mess began). It's probably also losing me a lot of frustrated buyers that I will never hear from or know about. Now the eBay.ca staffers claim that the eBay.ca cart functions perfectly if one is logged onto .ca. However, my tests have shown there are problems even there. The situation #1 you describe may be yet another sign that things aren't functioning correctly even within .ca. Some time ago I put up the notice which you'll see on my storefront page, asking buyers to log onto .ca or contact me if they're having any problems checking out. However, I frankly think U.S. buyers will be reluctant to sign onto a site other than .com, and the rest just won't bother to ask me to help them. The "Immediate Payment Required" for items under $1,000 (I believe that's the ceiling if I recall correctly) has, to my understanding, been in effect for about a year, and as you say, it can be a serious problem-maker that just adds another layer of complexity and dysfunction to the already badly broken cart system. Apparently IPR was the final blow in the "disconnect" between the US and Canadian carts, but who really knows whether it may also be affecting the .ca checkout system? The scenario #2 you mention really should not have happened if your items were all listed on .ca, and you didn't have IPR on them. There are two factors involved which I think are influencing eBay's reluctance to do anything about this problem: 1) It's almost exclusively a problem for Canadian sellers (for the reason that I would think most of us have a large U.S. buyer base who shop on .com). Accordingly, or so we're told, eBay headquarters in the U.S. has virtually no interest in making our little problems their priority; 2) EBay is making money (in FVFs on shipping) from every Canadian seller every time a .com buyer can't make a combined multiple order using the .com cart in order to get the seller's shipping discounts, and ends up purchasing all the items individually. In most cases, honest sellers will refund the excess shipping to the buyer (at least I do), but in the meantime eBay has already collected all the FVFs on the individual items' shipping costs. This may amount to only a dollar or two per occurrence, but multiply that by the thousands of times this problem likely occurs every day, and eBay is raking in a lot of free money from Canadian sellers. Why kill the cash cow? I'm sorry if I sound rather bitter and cynical about this issue, but frankly I've come to the point where I've realized there is almost nothing I can do about it except hold out a meager hope that it may get fixed someday (or else list on .com, which for many legitimate reasons I do not want to do). It's a very sad and disgusting situation for an online selling venue as big and powerful in the marketplace as eBay is to make it so difficult for buyers to simply choose what they want and pay for it, simply, quickly and easily. For some reason, other online venues have been able to figure this out. You are absolutely right that buyers are not going to want to have to do "workarounds" or go through complicated steps to checkout and pay. That's a huge problem for Canadian sellers, and I would think it should also be a concern for eBay HQ because every buyer who gets fed up trying to choose and pay for his items may just decide to give up on eBay completely. Of course, if you're inclined toward conspiracy theories, you could not imagine a better way to finally deliver the coup de grâce to Canadian sellers in order to encourage them to migrate to .com (and perhaps close down .ca forever?). Oh, but I'm looking for logical motives in eBay -- I forget that they are quite capable of being just plain stupid. Sorry for the vent too, but this subject really isn't funny anymore.

Aperture- shopping cart option?

Hi I am currently in the process of creating a website...and I may be purchasing Aperture soon...I guess what I want to do is allow client proofing (password protected) and ordering (and preferably payment) online.
*I want to maintain control of the printing at the professional lab of MY choosing (ie. no smug mug etc etc)
*I want to have the money deposited directly into my account.
Now I guess what I am wanting to know is- has anyone done this using Iweb and Aperture and something else added for the ordering and payment part of the process.
I know in Aperture I can create webgalleries for clients (I know you can password protect in Aperture) to proof the photos and I know there's a plug in where they can "approve" shots but what about the ordering and payment aspect?
I'm trying to investigate a few options but am wondering if anyone has any ideas or have achieved what I want. No I don't want to buy a Blu Domain template etc before anyone suggests it
TIA!

You can check at:
http://www.aperturepluggedin.com/
but I doubt it.
With any of the Aperture web publishing features, you're going to have to do some coding to get a shopping cart or send them over to PayPal. Don't even try it with a Web Gallery.
On a side note: Congratulations to Ian. I just noticed the Aperture Assistant is at the top of the page at aperture plugged in.
DLS

Google shopping cart

I thought I'd use GSC for my site. I researched all I could stand on the dang cart thing being in the upper right hand . . . actually it doesn't live there, it scrolls with the page. I can live with that -almost-. What I am wondering is why, when the snippet is placed for the "add to Cart" buttons, it doesn't show up in iWeb - why?? I have to guess on alignment. Did I miss a memo? I've researched this stuff until I have a headache - if I missed the answer somewhere else, I am sorry to annoy.
And if someone has ideas on how to access the original source code page from iWeb and still have it translate - please let me know. Some how I think if I can insert the google code before the ending body tag, I might be able to get that cart to show up differently . . . anyone tried it yet?

Welcome to the Apple Discussions. If you want to put the shopping cart somewhere else on the page see this demo page: Adding Google Shopping Cart. It will require post publication editing of that page's html file. If you don't plan on making changes frequently it won't be much of an inconvenient. Also TextWrangler has a feature that you can save Find and Replace patterns so it's easy to reedit a page quickly.
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PlugnPlay shopping cart.......

I am trying to set up a shopping cart on my site to sell gift cards using PlugnPlay - I am having difficulty in getting the order form on IWEB - is anyone familiar with this process??

I looked at their site but I can't get in.
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