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Tag Archives: eCommerce
Edit Product Link for Shopp Plugin
If you use the Shopp plugin for WordPress, you’ve likely found something frustrating: you click on the “Edit Post” link, and you get to edit the Store page, not the product in Shopp.
Here’s a quick fix: add the following to your theme’s functions.php file:
Posted in Shopp, WordPress
Tagged eCommerce, Edit Product, Shopp Plugin, Shopping, Shopping Cart, WordPress Shopping Cart
6 Comments
Recover your password from Interspire Shopping Cart
I develop my websites locally, so sending Lost Password emails never works. When I forget what my password is, it’s quite the hassle.
I’m developing an Interspire Shopping Cart website, and lo and behold, I lost the password.
Here’s how to recover your password from Interspire Shopping Cart:
Posted in Interspire, Web Development
Tagged eCommerce, Local Dev, Lost Password, osCommerce, Shopping Cart
3 Comments
Tableless, accessible, nearly validating osCommerce — Rewriting the beast
osCommerce accessibility stinks
ArrayosCommerce default installation is a huge mess for accessibility. Every piece of code that the platform spits out has endless tables and poorly coded HTML — finding your way through the code is like trying to clear brush.
The simple solution to osCommerce accessibility is to install the Simple Template System and put together a XHTML/CSS’ed out template. That only solves one part of the problem, however, because your wonderful template is going to be wrapping around a whole slew of undesirable code.
Over a year ago, a client of mine wanted an osCommerce website. I wanted to create a masterpiece of accessibility. I tackled osCommerce head-on and re-wrote most of the code that creates the HTML. It was a nightmare, but I created a nearly validating eCommerce website with osCommerce.
The experience was so scarring that I haven’t yet written about it 
Nearly every file was affected, so upgrading it would be a nightmare, but it’s truly an effort of love.
KWD presents: a nearly validating, tableless osCommerce website
Posted in Code, Web Design Portfolio
Tagged Cart, CSS, customization, eCommerce, osCommerce, project, Shopping Cart, Web Design, XHTML
9 Comments
Standards-Compliant Shopping Cart with XHTML & CSS!
I’ve been looking for a shopping cart like this for a long time
One of my clients is looking to move from osCommerce to a more user-friendly solution, and I really want to use a shopping cart that is XHTML and standards-compliant…Something that validates and looks pretty with stylesheets off, has a full feature set, and a great admin panel.
I was quite pleasantly surprised when I discovered Tradingeye. They have a well-coded shopping cart solution as well as a CMS. Very, very interesting. Looks like a pleasure to develop for; like WordPress for eCommerce. Check out their Shopping cart demo.
Posted in Web Development
Tagged Cart, CSS, eCommerce, Links, osCommerce, Shopify, Shopping Cart, Standards, Web Design, XHTML
13 Comments
Amazon Marketplace to the rescue
I have lots of DVDs that have only watched once. I have many books that I will never read again. I wanted to sell them for money. Should be easy, right? Well it turns out, it is! Amazon Marketplace is a simple solution.
Posted in KWS
Tagged Amazon, Amazon Marketplace, eBay, eCommerce, Half.com, Selling, Shopping
3 Comments
