What shopping carts should I use?

Have a site; www.conniehansen.com where I'm setting up different shopping areas around the site.

Mainly for pooks, CD's / DVD's and seminars.


Does DNN have anything?
Is it good - or should I look for third party?


Cheers


Olle...
www.buyYourCar.com.au

I think you need 3rd party check this out http://www.snowcovered.com/Snowcove...ageID=3445

I have recently heard good things about Smith Cart. Catalook is a "full featured" store module, with a steep learning curve.

I've just looked up Smith Cart, that looks good, everything that you could possibly need, the question then is How Hard is it to Setup ;-)

3 out of 3 for Smith Cart!?!?! Guess that's what it is then.

Your last comment scares me a bit though Lee.

Cheers

Olle...
www.conniehansen.com

Let us know how you get on with it, I am interested in testing it at some point as well. (Will prob be June at the earliest though with my current schedule)

Does anyone know of a cart that has a worldpay payment gateway please?

Thanks

Yes. Smith Cart has a worldpay payment gateway.

www.smith-consulting.com/

Hello guys....!
Thank you for you generosity! At this forum, you share us so important message.I like this kind of post which tell us much important massage.thank you again.

I'd be interested to test it as well. I also only have heard good stuff about smith cart. It's supposedly the best on the market so far. But I also heard that it isn't easy it integrate. Would also appreciate some feedback and maybe even a full-fledged review?!

Smith Cart is functionally robust but their customer support - frankly, sucks. Report a bug and they put it in their list of bug fixes, but they always prioritize paid development over bug fixes - even those THEY acknowledge are bugs. I've been waiting seven months for them to fix a bug that has rendered my installation useless. My advice? Stay away from Smith! For more detail read the post by Mark Buelsing, PWM and Alaa on this page: http://www.dnncreative.com/Forum/ta...ault.aspx.

Here are some of their typical responses to requests for bug fixes: "Charging customers a nominal fee for priority bug fixes is how we sustain our business so we can provide good support and a quality product." or "I understand that you need a resolution for this issue and it is on our list to fix, however since our programming queue has been full with paid projects, we have not had the resources available to address this issue.To prioritize and add this into the programming queue right away please purchase the Premium Support Package from the following link... " OR "If you would like to have this item prioritized into programming right away please submit a quote request at the following link." Or "Bug fixes are resolved in the order of severity due to our currently full programming queue so our programmers will provide a fixes for showstopper bugs before more minor bugs." Of course, my bug is a showstopper, but not for them.

Olle,

I'm sorry that you've had this experience. Depending on how tightly you are tied to the module, there may be other choices. I've had some reasonable experiences with Cart Viper. It doesn't have the feature set that Smith Cart has, so may or may not be for you, depending on the requirements.