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    Quote from: Moondawgy at Dec 23, 2009, 12:35 AM

    One to look out for that is design independent and has a CMS/Framework built in.

    http://www.lemonstandapp.com

    I’ve been watching for awhile. This is the first eCommerce application that looks like it won’t be a major pain. I’m eagerly awaiting the beta and then final release.
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      it looks very nice, but i’s not opensource thow sad
        Best CMS eva!
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        Quote from: fourroses at Mar 11, 2010, 04:32 PM

        it looks very nice, but i’s not opensource thow sad

        Actually it is. Paid open source, but still open source. All PHP.
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          Quote from: goldylamont at Dec 23, 2009, 05:40 PM

          wow lemonstand looks really cool. i wish they were up and running i like the looks of this solution.

          i think i’m going to do a trial of http://www.bigcommerce.com

          this looks pretty cool and if the site is as customizable as it claims there could be a lot of bang for the buck. i am really really impressed with modx as a cms but i overall I need a shopping cart solution with more built in features so i can focus on business rather than programming. i am still tweaking in modx/foxycart though smiley haven’t given up all hope. really great links and suggestions everyone.

          Wow! You are going to have your client shell out at least: $25 per month for Big Commerce. Save your client some money and install Zen Cart. It has everything you want (although a slight learning curve). With so many shopping cart options is perplexes me that anyone would pay on a per sale/log in and monthly fee for a shopping cart. Just my 2 cents. I have successfully installed zen cart with ModX and it works just fine!

          The only problem is that you will be running two log-in areas and two front end parts of your website that you can integrate seamlessly. Since with Treasure Chest you have to manually add pages and then attach them to the products, it’s no different than with Zen Cart. Except for Zen cart has maximum functionality. I am not sure about Foxy cart integration, but they charge a monthly fee unlike Zen Cart and they host the cart. And I would pay a one time software fee if it did integrate with ModX and can be hosted on my server. Don’t see that yet.
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