E-commerce

[Loopy]

Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
issues).

Loopy

[Ian P. Christian]

Loopy wrote:

Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
issues).

Loopy

I'm currently having to write one of these, if you could send me your
requirements, I will let you have the finished product!

Kind Regards,

--
Ian P. Christian
http://www.fuzzmail.co.uk ~ Free, Fast and Fuzzy webmail

[Steve]

Ok maybe I'm smoking something here, but I'm pretty sure the latest
incarnation of OSCommerce doesn't require register globals to be on
anymore.

jj****@yahoo.com (Loopy) wrote in message news:<f3**************************@posting.google. com>...

Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
issues).

Loopy

[Loopy]

"Ian P. Christian" <po****@pookey.co.uk> wrote in message news:<bn**********@goat.anlx.net>...

I'm currently having to write one of these, if you could send me your
requirements, I will let you have the finished product!

In general, the usual, but if you want me to be a little specific,
here's a few requirements:

1. Multiple currencies
2. Categorising of products
3. Remote administration (by which I mean I don't have to modify
anything on the web server like the database)
4. Payment gateways (WorldPay, PayPal, NOCHEX, Escrow, E-gold, etc.,
etc.)
5. Accounting (purchase price, selling price, net and gross profit,
etc.) -- Not vital, but helpful.
6. Trolley (obviously)

Of course, these should be customisable, I mean in the first case, if
I setup British Pound and US Dollar only, I might need to add Canadian
Dollar, Euro, etc. in future.

I hope this helps. I have some more requirements, and can add these
later if needed.

Loopy

[Brian]

http://www.x-cart.com/cart_system_requirements.html

Web server with support for PHP version 4.0.6 or better.

Your php.ini should match the following requirements:
a. track_vars is enabled.
b. magic_quotes_gpc is enabled.
c. safe_mode is disabled
Xcart is good commerce. :)

"Loopy" <jj****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:f3**************************@posting.google.c om...

Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
issues).

Loopy

[Brian]

Meant to mention -- THis is commercial opensource. (Less than $150 USD).

"Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message
news:iDbnb.42727$HS4.179356@attbi_s01...

http://www.x-cart.com/cart_system_requirements.html

Web server with support for PHP version 4.0.6 or better.

Your php.ini should match the following requirements:
a. track_vars is enabled.
b. magic_quotes_gpc is enabled.
c. safe_mode is disabled
Xcart is good commerce. :)

"Loopy" <jj****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:f3**************************@posting.google.c om...

Does anyone know of a free or open-source e-commerce package written
in PHP that doesn't require register_globals? Everything I've
downloaded so far requires that, and I can't turn it on (security
issues).

Loopy

[Loopy]

gr*********@yahoo.com (Steve) wrote in message news:<bb**************************@posting.google. com>...

Ok maybe I'm smoking something here, but I'm pretty sure the latest
incarnation of OSCommerce doesn't require register globals to be on
anymore.

You mean 2.2 Milestone 2? That's the version I tested, and it
immediately said "register_globals is off, please turn it on in
php.ini" (which was fine on a local development machine, but not on a
live webserver).

Loopy

[Larry Jaques]

On 27 Oct 2003 07:29:52 -0800, gr*********@yahoo.com (Steve) brought
forth from the murky depths:

Ok maybe I'm smoking something here, but I'm pretty sure the latest
incarnation of OSCommerce doesn't require register globals to be on
anymore.

I downloaded a copy of that and was floored by the fact that
once unzipped it contained OVER 1,000 FILES! Isn't that a wee
bit complex?

[Loopy]

I'll take a look. If I'm going to pay $150, I'll need to check this
meets what I need.

Ian, are those requirements OK?

Loopy

"Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message news:<GPbnb.42859$HS4.180469@attbi_s01>...

Meant to mention -- THis is commercial opensource. (Less than $150 USD).

"Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message
news:iDbnb.42727$HS4.179356@attbi_s01...

http://www.x-cart.com/cart_system_requirements.html

Web server with support for PHP version 4.0.6 or better.

Your php.ini should match the following requirements:
a. track_vars is enabled.
b. magic_quotes_gpc is enabled.
c. safe_mode is disabled
Xcart is good commerce. :)

[Steve]

jj****@yahoo.com (Loopy) wrote in message news:<f3**************************@posting.google. com>...

gr*********@yahoo.com (Steve) wrote in message news:<bb**************************@posting.google. com>...

Ok maybe I'm smoking something here, but I'm pretty sure the latest
incarnation of OSCommerce doesn't require register globals to be on
anymore.

You mean 2.2 Milestone 2? That's the version I tested, and it
immediately said "register_globals is off, please turn it on in
php.ini" (which was fine on a local development machine, but not on a
live webserver).

Loopy

eep! Sorry, I heard that info through the grape vine. Since I don't
use the software myself, I just assumed that information to be
correct. I guess thats what I get for not checking my facts before I
post.
<--Opens Mouth, Switches Foot.