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Guest
I know the basics of Access and of Website Design. I have never created an
online store before and need help!!! Please!!
online store before and need help!!! Please!!
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Duane Hookom
If all you know is the basics consider finding an on-line store that will
host your items. There are quite a few that will charge you a percent while
allowing you to update their on-line databas of products. They can even
handle secure purchasing.
Access is not a good web development application.
Search google:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=on-line+store+for+my+products
host your items. There are quite a few that will charge you a percent while
allowing you to update their on-line databas of products. They can even
handle secure purchasing.
Access is not a good web development application.
Search google:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=on-line+store+for+my+products
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Guest
If Access is not a good web development application, then could you tell me
what is. I really don't want some other online store to sell our products.
Thanks
what is. I really don't want some other online store to sell our products.
Thanks
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Duane Hookom
Using an on-line service can be at lots of different levels. My wife had
contracted with on that just managed the shopping cart and purchase. I
developed all the catalog and other pages using ColdFusion or ASP. Our
product descriptions had a "buy" button that contained the URL for the
shopping cart provider with the item number and other information.
The shopping cart site didn't host any of our images or web pages or
anything other than keeping a list of items with a short description and
price.
It was our store, our web pages, our images, etc. I didn't want to manage
the shopping cart and handling financial transactions. The service did this
quite well and simply made deposits in our bank account as purchases were
completed.
Did you research any of the links I provided? Do you really think you want
to handle on-line money transfers? This would be quite an undertaking for
someone who knows "the basics of Access and of Website Design". This is no
slam on Access or your abilities. It just seems to make sense to me.
contracted with on that just managed the shopping cart and purchase. I
developed all the catalog and other pages using ColdFusion or ASP. Our
product descriptions had a "buy" button that contained the URL for the
shopping cart provider with the item number and other information.
The shopping cart site didn't host any of our images or web pages or
anything other than keeping a list of items with a short description and
price.
It was our store, our web pages, our images, etc. I didn't want to manage
the shopping cart and handling financial transactions. The service did this
quite well and simply made deposits in our bank account as purchases were
completed.
Did you research any of the links I provided? Do you really think you want
to handle on-line money transfers? This would be quite an undertaking for
someone who knows "the basics of Access and of Website Design". This is no
slam on Access or your abilities. It just seems to make sense to me.
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Guest
Thanks for the advice. I will check into that.
Duane Hookom said:Using an on-line service can be at lots of different levels. My wife had
contracted with on that just managed the shopping cart and purchase. I
developed all the catalog and other pages using ColdFusion or ASP. Our
product descriptions had a "buy" button that contained the URL for the
shopping cart provider with the item number and other information.
The shopping cart site didn't host any of our images or web pages or
anything other than keeping a list of items with a short description and
price.
It was our store, our web pages, our images, etc. I didn't want to manage
the shopping cart and handling financial transactions. The service did this
quite well and simply made deposits in our bank account as purchases were
completed.
Did you research any of the links I provided? Do you really think you want
to handle on-line money transfers? This would be quite an undertaking for
someone who knows "the basics of Access and of Website Design". This is no
slam on Access or your abilities. It just seems to make sense to me.