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omegaman66
6-7-07, 06:34 PM
Help. I am building a website for someone that will only offer 2 products for sale. They want to use a shopping cart that will integrate with Paypal's Websites Payment Pro.

I have used osCommerce and Zen Cart before but I was hoping to use a cart that doesn't require you to open and account and store that information on the website.

Just want a couple of pages that will have the option to pay with a CC or paypal and not have to login to do it.

Oh and I know mods can be used to convert these so that you don't have to login but would rather not go that route if something else is available straight out of the box.

Any help or suggestions?

YvetteKuhns
6-7-07, 07:53 PM
http://www.shop-script.com ? I would simply make php pages to calculate the total. Will both items will be on the same page? That would make it easier to submit quantity, cost, taxable, shipping, description, item number or other data.

The person doesn't require a database to track inventory? Great! You may still want to store data in a database and allow the owner to login to retrieve orders. If not, you could use PayPal's remotely hosted shopping cart. I don't know your client's needs or budget, but I figured you were looking for free shopping carts.

Integrating with PayPal shouldn't be too difficult. Just download the module (https://www.paypal.com/IntegrationCenter/ic_pdnHome.html) PayPal US Pro PWA for PayPal Pro US and allows customers to pay without creating an account with the osCommerce store or request or create your own.

PayPal e-commerce solutions (https://www.paypal.com/en_US/html/SolutionsDirectory/sd_wp-pro-us.html) include these stores, but you can probably find more online.

omegaman66
6-7-07, 11:34 PM
Whatever I go with it has to be aproved by paypal for use with WPP so that rules out the easy home made single page stuff.

I knew there was a module for osCommerce but was hoping there was something a little less robust than that program since a simple pay pal button almost surfices now.