how can i make a shop for my website in microsoft frontpage 2003?

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i cant seem to find any templates for a online shop, does anyone know how to
make one or find a frontpage template for one ?
 
Try searching for a Shopping Cart that uses whatever server side
technologies your host supports (PHP, ASP asp.NET, Perl/CGI along with
Access, SQLServer, mySQL database etc.)
example: www.candypress.com for ASP with Access
 
Hi Mat
I don't know of any templates for online shops.
There are a few ways to do e-commerce on your site but it depends how many
products you wish to sell.
Paypal: this is the cheapest way. and is best suited to someone with only a
few products who and does not need to update ther product on a daily basis
You create paypal buy now butons and insert them into your pages using an
html editor such as frontpage.
http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/xcl/rec/sc-intro-outside

Third party shopping carts: Good if you have more products to sell and need
to update them more often.You can use a web browser to update your products.
The downside is that it is upto you to backup your database and secure your
information. Here is one but there are loads to choose from, requires asp
scripting on your server
http://www.candypress.com/CPmain3/default.asp

Hosted e-comerce: This is the best solution for a client who has no
knowledge of html and it is good for you because support is provided by the
e-commerce provider it is a little more expensive depending on the
e-commerce provider, Clients can update there products online, the site is
SSL secured and is backed up regularly.
here is one:
http://www.ekmpowershop.com/ekmps/index.asp

best wishes
Paul C
 
It depends on what you're selling, how many items etc.

Easiest way is to make a normal page with all your items, and add "buy now"
buttons using Paypal. You can use the shopping cart in Paypal using the 'add
to cart' and 'checkout' buttons.
 
Hi Mat
I don't know of any templates for online shops.
There are a few ways to do e-commerce on your site but it depends how many
products you wish to sell.
Paypal: this is the cheapest way. and is best suited to someone with only a
few products who and does not need to update ther product on a daily basis
You create paypal buy now butons and insert them into your pages using an
html editor such as frontpage.
http://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=p/xcl/rec/sc-intro-outside

Third party shopping carts: Good if you have more products to sell and need
to update them more often.You can use a web browser to update your products.
The downside is that it is upto you to backup your database and secure your
information. Here is one but there are loads to choose from, requires asp
scripting on your server
http://www.candypress.com/CPmain3/default.asp

Hosted e-comerce: This is the best solution for a client who has no
knowledge of html and it is good for you because support is provided by the
e-commerce provider it is a little more expensive depending on the
e-commerce provider, Clients can update there products online, the site is
SSL secured and is backed up regularly.
here is one:
http://www.ekmpowershop.com/ekmps/index.asp

best wishes
Paul C
 
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