I believe it uses PHP to some degree, but I don't know for sure. One
or two years ago, one of our members, Jose Ortiz, introduced me to
Akopia (http://www.akopia.com). Not much later, RedHat purchased the
product (smart move) and labeled it RedHat Interchange
(http://interchange.redhat.com)
(http://www.icdevgroup.org/i/dev/index)
It has recommended associative selling capabilities and a large
currency backend to all sorts of currency methods. When I witnessed
its function, it was set up like Home Depot. If you bought a hammer
it would recommend, say, 10d Nails and a small crowbar to go with it.
You would just click away and spend, spend, spend!
/mario
>Has anyone had good (or bad) experience with any of the free PHP
>shopping carts? I had an OK-but-not-great experience with FreeTrade
>(by WorkingDogs). I am working on a new project that requires a
>shopping cart, and our site is based on PostNuke. We will probably
>convert a shopping cart into a PostNuke module, so the cart really
>needs to be based on PHP. We will also heavily hack our cart
>because we are going to have multiple merchants sign-up with our
>service, so we are almost like a virtual mall (throws the
>traditional inventory and category tables out the window). Thanks.
>
>--ronan
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