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    Ditto here, really cool and lots of times you don’t need a big feature bloated solution this will come in handy grin
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      Quote from: nos at Nov 30, 2007, 06:14 AM

      Is it able to work with direct debiting , invoice (account), cash on delivery, prepayment? A good amount of (local) shops could deal with this.
      Since it is based on PayPal it has full advantage of all the payment features that PayPayl provides. The customer can pay with credit card OR PayPal account. As far as I know, PayPal does not support cash on delivery. All orders would have to be paid in full at checkout time. For advanced features you may want to look into a top tier solution such as FoxyCart (Absolutely INCREDIBLE!!!). For a small to medium size store (0-100 or so products), Treasure Chest will give you the ability to start selling from your website immediately without the hassle of setting up a secure server, SSL certificate, Merchant ID account, and payment gateway, which means less overhead & monthly costs and more $$$ for you!

      Quote from: davidm at Nov 30, 2007, 06:38 AM

      Ditto here, really cool and lots of times you don’t need a big feature bloated solution this will come in handy grin
      Thanks David!
      I may need to hire you for some work with this. I will PM you the details later.

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        Quote from: Dr. at Nov 30, 2007, 08:30 AM
        Thanks David!
        I may need to hire you for some work with this. I will PM you the details later.

        Well, lots of my clients are small to medium businesses, I am pretty sure TreasureChest will cut it for them. Like I often say, if it’s not usable it’s not used and more often than not, cluttered solutions are not used (or require to hire qualified people, which is costy to those small biz...).

        Ok I’ll wait for the PM then smiley !
        I’ll be leaving soon for the week-end, with no internet (I still hesitate to sign up for 3G+ mobile access, a bit costy down there) but I’ll answer ASAP when I get back !
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          Quote from: Dr. at Nov 30, 2007, 08:30 AM

          Treasure Chest will give you the ability to start selling from your website immediately without the hassle of setting up a secure server, SSL certificate, Merchant ID account, and payment gateway, which means less overhead & monthly costs and more $$$ for you!
          This is exactly what i need. Though I need no paypal. It is for a bring service.
          I know foxycart, it*s great but does not fit for a german shop right now. For shopx or modxCart i haven*t found a current version to download or a howto to build it. So I thought to use TreasureChest to escape from a fat eC system.
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            Very nice work, Scotty.

            Do you see any way to implement MODx documents as product templates so that you would not have to use a separate MODx document for every product?

            For a shop with products numbering in the hundreds, it would be a welcome and probably necessary addition to your solution.

            Cheers,

            Andreas
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              Wow ! Very nice work Scotty... I should find some time to test it !
              Well, didn’t understand all what you said (french speaker here ! ^^) but for what I understood, it seems quite good smiley

              $20 is a good price, even for small business. smiley
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                OK!! I finally rolleyes remembered to give the "cart" page a blank template, and now it works just great.
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                  Quote from: sottwell at Jan 19, 2008, 06:46 AM

                  OK!! I finally rolleyes remembered to give the "cart" page a blank template, and now it works just great.
                  tongue
                  My Documentation skills are terrible, but with the emails I have gotten so far for TreasureChest tech support, I should have enough material for a decent FAQ.

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                    Had a little trouble figuring out how to style the "view cart" link block, but I downloaded your demo page’s css and saw how you did it. Should be a regular template to do that, actually. I would like to be able to display the total amount as well as the number of items.
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                      Scotty, this looks superb and will suit a project I am currently pitching for as long as Paypal is OK for the client (fingers firmly crossed). Do you have any plans at all to extend this to integrate any other payment gateways in the future. My reason for asking is that my client may wish to ramp it up to a more "pro" gateway solution if the site I’m proposing does well for him. It would obviously be of added value if he could do this without having to ditch a system that he’s already shelled out for.

                      Nice video by the way - it’s sold TC to me.