[MKDoc-dev] Status of ECommerce module
Chris Croome
chris at webarchitects.co.uk
Sun Sep 26 20:07:24 BST 2004
Hi
On Sun 26-Sep-2004 at 01:02:15PM +1000, Charlie Garrison wrote:
>
> It's definately a good thing to have some sort of basic shopping
> cart, but that is such a broad definition. I suggest opening it to
> discussion to find out what are the important features of an
> ecommerce module/plugin.
OK, good idea :-)
> > > Is that going to be added back into v1.8? What needs to be
> > > done to include it again?
> >
> > I didn't realised that it hadn't been... yes why not, but I
> > don't know what would need doing and I'm not up to doing it
> > myself...
>
> I'll have a look at that too (since I will need something for my
> project anyway).
Great, thanks.
> But I still think there should be discussion about what is
> imporant:
>
> - product database table vs component configuration (eg. price
> component)
> - what user details are required (eg postal AND shipping
> addresses)
> - freight/postage calculator
> - integration with payment gateways
>
> And I'm sure there's more to discuss, I haven't given it much
> thought yet.
That sounds like a good start!
For intergration with payment gateways this looks like it might be
of use:
Business::OnlinePayment is a set of related Perl modules for
processing online payments (credit cards, electronic checks, and
other payment systems). It provides a consistant interface for
processing online payments, regardless of the gateway backend being
used, in the same way that DBI provides an consistant interface to
different databases.
http://420.am/business-onlinepayment/
I haven't found many other existing Perl modules...
Chris
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