[Outta Hand]

Hello Gals and Guys,

Just trying to get the consensus on the most popular ASP/ASP.NET shopping cart architecture out there. Look forward to your responses.

lucas

[kozuch82]

There is none. Try to look for PHP cart...

[Outta Hand]

Originally Posted by kozuch82

There is none. Try to look for PHP cart...

Not that there aren't any... look at http://www.vpasp.com/

Its a bit costly... any others you guys have had good/bad/different experiences with?

[kozuch82]

Are you under particular pressure to use ASP/ASP.NET over PHP?

[NeeJam]

http://www.comersus.com/asp_net_cart_free.html < asp.net its $190 comes with demo's on the site as well, it's the only one i could find.

[E-Helpdesk]

I've looked around for quite some time for a good inexpensive solution for e-commerce implemented in .NET. The reason I needed opensource was because I needed access to the source code for customization. I still have not found anything worth using. Most of whats out there is very awkward. Many of the solid products seem to be implemented in PHP.

[Outta Hand]

Yes i can say that i've noticed the same thing as well. It seems as though while there are some upsides to ASP and ASP.NET framework the bulk of e-commerce business is being handled by PHP framework simply because its light and cheap and for the most part free.

ASP and ASP.NET will probably play a bigger role in working with brick-and-mortor companies because it interfaces well with windows platforms which have a sizable hold in traditional business already.

Originally Posted by E-Helpdesk

I've looked around for quite some time for a good inexpensive solution for e-commerce implemented in .NET. The reason I needed opensource was because I needed access to the source code for customization. I still have not found anything worth using. Most of whats out there is very awkward. Many of the solid products seem to be implemented in PHP.

[MikeH.]

Kind of expensive but look at the features. www.volusion.com