I am developing a online store application, which provides customized products, on CodeIgniter. I was looking for a possible shopping cart application that I can integrate with my app.
I understand that CodeIgniter has its own Cart Class. But it does not provide any credit card management facilities. And I would like a system which takes care of shipping, order management etc.
Are there any options out there?
Not sure if this is what you are looking for but there is GoCart which is built around codeigniter: http://gocartdv.com/
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I have an eCommerce platform, I'm working on. I would want to enable visitors (guests) to add items to the cart without logging in first. I'm failing to have a cart identifier that separates guests' cart data. If it was not an API I was going to use Session. I'm failing to think of any best way to handle this scenario.
This is an eCommerce in laravel.
I am using Magento and cakephp applications. I wanted to have same login for both applications.
For Example: Use Magento Login Module without any Layout inside Cakephp, access database to get details of registered users, authentication if not registered, Create account functionality.
Layout from cakephp application and functionality from Magento.
I tried integrating Magento features like login customer based on email, get login user details, Cart items, add product to magento cart, update product details etc. Posted the code which I tried in gist, But not able make entire login and payment funcionality from cakephp.
Gistlink:https://gist.github.com/kanampalli/692edcf70ca48d02a532f410ddf219be
But not able to integrate entire login functionality and Payment through magento once order placed from cakephp application. How to get session and update in both application?
You should take a look to Magento SOAP API.
We currently have an e-commerce website with a bunch of other features so accounts are necessary.
We're moving over the store over to Shopify but currently customers have to login on our website, then again on the shop. I've been unable to find any Single Sign On documentation, what would be the best solution?
I was considering making the login form post to both our back-end and Shopify to trick Shopify into creating a session but i'm not sure how reliable it'd be.
The website is PHP & MySQL.
Single sign-on is available but only in Enterprise plans. You need to contact Shopify for these plans and access to single sign-on.
What web software systems of frameworks are necessary to develop a web application that has catalog of products and allows them to be buyed, using shopping cart and payment methods like, paypal, debit cards, credit cards etc...
The technology I am asking is php.
For example If I am developing system like this, can I finish the job using only Drupal or Joomla? What other subsystems should be added? Can someone give me examples? Or maybe using some CRM system?
I prefer opensource soulutions.
You should consider osCommerce. It includes everything you are looking for, and it's open source.
For instance, take a look about the payment functionality:
Accept numerous offline payment processing (cheque, money orders, offline credit care processing, ..)
Accept numerous online payment processing (PayPal, 2CheckOut, Authorize.net, iPayment, ..)
Disable certain payment services based on a zone basis
You can use Opencart. It also supports multiple stores. And it is done in PHP so it covers all your intentions. You didn't say if you want to be open source. Opencart is opensource. Shopify could be a solution too, but it is not free.
http://www.opencart.com/
http://www.shopify.com/
Basically, I'm about to write a php script in the Zend Framework that's ONLY purpose is to handle user registration and offer AUTOMATIC MONTHLY subscriptions so that I can add other php driven scrips that they'll have access to based on their subscription status.
Does something already do this? I'm looking for barebones, not something like zencart or ecommerce software that does 10000 things. User registration and subscriptions only.
I want to use this as a base to offer other php driven tools that would require a subscription to access.
There is a php based mailing list PHPList, but I recommend Mailman, the de facto standard python powered mailing list program.