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Closed 11 years ago.
What i need a simple shopping basket written in ASP.
I have looked around and there are some great full-blown ecommerce solutions out there, but they are beyond my needs and abilities.
What I am looking for is an ASP based Shopping cart, in which
No database required
Simple shopping experience for up to a dozen products
Object Oriented design
CSS style semantically correct
Easy integration with 3rd party payment processor
Supports downloadable soft goods
I want to use my own (payment method) checkout button
They provide functionality to add items into a shopping cart, capture user information and forward to a 3rd party payment processor.
I would say for you to check on www.hotscripts.com
What do you want, if not static pages/content, would have to use a database.
About easy integration with third party payments system you should be able to get that information from the third party itself.
you would be better off with a full system anyway (i think).
check hot scripts for waht you are looking for, I am sure you can find something there
cheers
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I am looking into making a game using source code from a web based game. I am looking to make a game based upon moto rush 2 and other games with the same dynamics. The game can be found at addictinggames or a quick Google search should reveal it. Is there any standard way to go about this? Are there any rules I must follow when using source code?
That is a shockwave flash game http://games.playhub.com/swf/moto-rush-2.swf - so the source is not easily available. You could do something like this; How do you decompile a swf file but it is questionable, and the kind of thing you would not want to release to the public.
There are open source games, and you might be better starting with those. Look here for lots of suggestions: Suggest a good Free & Open Source HTML5+JS gaming framework/engine?
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I'm interested in using a similar ajax technique that facebook uses. For instance, at your home page when you click on a group on the side it loads the content in the main section but does not have to re-render the top dash or side components. I've messed around with partial views and loading them at request but it's still not the same because it does not seem like an "action" and thus it doesn't change the url and the back button will only take you back from your previous action, not from the partial view.
I was wondering if anyone could point me to a tutorial or reference that goes over this technique for ASP.NET MVC 4.
Thanks in advance!
To build a web UI that is facebook similar you need a powerful JavaScript client GUI library , the server side technologies like MVC3/4 ASP.NET will not help here.
check the sencha extjs library here:http://www.sencha.com/products/extjs/examples/
for an overview of most popular JS GUI libraries check this: http://javascriptlibraries.com/
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I have googling this for weeks now and i can't find a nice answer and uique way to do this.
I have a symfony2 application that is using FOSUserBundle. The app is available in different languages.
What i would like is to have an unique way to handle the locale detection. Since it has been moved from the session to the request i don't see a clear way to achieve that.
step a) user is not logged, maybe 1st time we saw it. Take the locale from the request header Accept-Language:en-US,en;q=0.8,fr;q=0.6 (for instance). Serve the user a localized version of login page
step b) user is now loggued in. of course we still serve him is prefered language based on the same header
So far i have done this using ResponseListner but it seems it won't work for the 1st request and have troubles with the FOSuser login page.
Any help with samples would be very appreciated.
LuneticsLocaleBundle is great for that: https://github.com/lunetics/LocaleBundle
It allows you to create a custom Locale Guesser:
https://github.com/lunetics/LocaleBundle/blob/master/Resources/doc/guesser.md
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Closed 11 years ago.
Ok, I am probably going to get very varied opinions on this question but here goes anyway: what would be the best css layout type for a typical ecommerce site. Typical as in standard grid based product pages, header footer etc.
An infinite number of layouts will get the job done, and its impossible to definitively say which one is 'best'. however, there are a few guidelines that should help:
Make the product look good.If you're going to sell something, you need to make it quickly apparent why your product is awesome. Some prominent images can help this greatly.
Don't make things more complicated than they need to be. Be minimalistic! No one's going to say "Well, the site design is very complex and intricate, so I should probably give them my money..."
Make it easy on the eyes and the mind. Consider usability: people should be able to find what they need quickly and efficiently. The longer people have to spend on your site before being able to buy something, the less successful the site will be. Also, make sure you're using colors that aren't too stressful on the eyes.
When in doubt, look at other successful E-commerce sites. You often don't need to spend countless hours thinking of a new site layout when there are plenty of tried and true designs out there. :D
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Closed 10 years ago.
I am looking to design web applications that look and feel similar to Groupon, Twitter, etc. I need to stay in the Microsoft arena, since that's what our company developes. We have tried Silverlight, but I have not been too pleased. What should I do?
Twitter and Groupon are basically rich HTML/CSS/JavaScript applications on the front-end. "Rich", because they heavily leverage Ajax and CSS 2 & 3 and are highly interactive (through the use of JavaScript).
ASP.NET is a fine choice for powering such a website. Your team will need to be experts at:
Cross-browser, cross-device HTML. A social networking site also requires a level of support for low bandwidth users and definite support for different accessibility requirements.
A good JavaScript library (or libraries) such as jQuery, YUI, etc.
CSS 2 and CSS 3 (and HTML 5 is around the corner).
Caching mechanisms for handling high traffic.
Asynchronous methodologies (JavaScript is fine) for presenting interactive, dynamic content.