Use of rating and reviews module, users can give ratings to product and also give reviews of product use.
Is there such functionality already provided by virtocommerce or we need to develop it?
Sorry, but no, VirtoCommerce has no built-in functionality for customer ratings & reviews currently. We may recommend you to look for third-party solutions and integrate them directly to your theme or writing simple wrapper module.
We also have vc-module-customer-review, but there is no progress and plans for near future. You may start watching repository to get notification if something will happen.
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I would like to discuss with you about a solution for an issue I`m having.
I have a marketplace, I want to allow Shopify sellers to sell on my marketplace.
I`m looking for the best solution to export the Shopify sellers products & Collections in a feed. I want to make this whole process to be automatic as possible. I dont want the sellers to have to deal with all the technical stuff.
Also, a feature the solution must contain is - I need to map the field once, to map the Shopify categories to my marketplace categories.
Do you know any solution, app or something that can help me?
For making your system automatic you can take reference about shopify webhooks Shopify webhooks
and you can take reference regarding listed public app marketplace solution on shopify
Are there any guides, documentations, tutorials, examples, ... anything about writing custom shipping carriers for Odoo.
I checked their store and most of the bigger ones (DHL, UPS, etc.) are being sold so there is nothing really to use to check "how they did it".
I have a carrier that I need to integrate and they have an API that I can use.
What is the right approach?
I need to fetch a single latest review given by user and display in a box on product detail page.
I have searched in google for shopify script and app but couldn't find any solution for this. If anybody have done this type of task then please help me.
Thanks in advance!
Shopify has a review App. When you use it in a shop, you can display reviews. Since you control the placement of the reviews, you are in a position to also inspect the reviews from DOM perspective and decide the latest, and what the markup looks like.
Since you know the markup, and you have access to the Shop, you can scrape the latest review using any screen scraper you want to use. With that, you can easily have each products newest review sent back to the App you installed in the shop. Using an App Proxy, you can do a callback asking for the details of the latest review, if any exist, for re-display any way you want.
Sure that is convoluted and weird, but you can do that.
Shopify have its own review app any one can leave review on your products.
You just need to install and configure that app.
I can help you to setup review app it is minutes change
Is there a good Open Source shopping cart implementation for TurboGears? (I found Satchmo for Django, but I'm coming up empty handed for TurboGears.) I'd like to avoid reimplementing this particular set of wheels.
No, I do not believe there is.
You might want to take a look at stroller it's a library to add ecommerce features inside turbogears2 apps. It supports both manual payments handling, dispatching and paypal payments. It is meant to be used without forcing users registration.
It is still in playground status and is missing documentation, but should be quite easy to mount it inside your app and start playing with it.
I'm looking into building a web app that allows multiple e-commerce stores to coexist on the same installation and lets allows each individual vendor manage their own products, pricing, sales reports, etc. I know that there have been a number of previous questions on the Stack regarding the best shopping cart software, but this is a bit of an unusual twist and I couldn't find it answered elsewhere.
Obviously, open source is better from a pricing standpoint, but I've got no problem with spending money on a quality product that meets my needs. The ideal package would allow each store to be uniquely skinned, would minimize the amount of time that it takes to get a new store up and running, and would include payment gateway and shipping integration.
I've run across a few things in my scouring of the web, but haven't found "the one" yet--I know that osCommerce sort of supports what I'm trying to do, but I'm looking for something designed with this functionality in mind. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Justin
I am at present looking into the same thing. After looking at all the different cart on the market I have settled on PHP Mall 2. I have had demos of X-Cart Pro, iscripts multicart and a few others.
There were only 2 that were any good at handling payments direct from buyer to seller without any added costs of have a mod done for that. They were PHP Mall 2 and iScripts Multi cart. iScripts Multicart didn't really have alot happening in the backend, and vendor shops were really just an about us page with their products showing.
I settled for PHP Mall 2 becuase each vendor can have their own website as such and can customise it to the way they want it. They can choose from a number of templates for their shop.
The part I really like about it is the payments system, there are a number of payment gateways out of the box and the vendor can choose which ever he/she wants. (because not everyone use paypal right!). Its also a fair bit cheaper than all the others and provides alot more from a site admin and seller admin side of things.
I was tasked with looking into a multi vendor cart for a project that was canceled. Before it got canceled, I felt that the below were strong contenders. This is not a comprehensive list but it's somewhere to start. The requirement for multi vendor was paramount, so the listed have varying amounts of CMS/blogging etc; so they are not necessarily apples to apples.
I did get to try out magento community and using information found here http://www.magentocommerce.com/boards/viewthread/145/ got what I felt was the correct experience for multi store/vendor for my purposes. Mileage may vary depending on requirements. It's a beast though and for some reason comparison doesn't indicate the multi vendor capabilities. My impression was that Magento was definitely for the technically minded, with a very high degree of configurability available. It's a meta system for sure. The average joe business owner wouldn't stand a chance with it. However, it might be a perfect for resellers.
http://www.x-cart.com/mall_solution.html
http://www.php-shop-system.com/products/iq-cart-for-joomla-our-new-cart-component-for-joomla.html
http://www.magentocommerce.com/product/compare
I am also in search of a multi-store solution. Magento Commerce is too expensive. OpenCart now supports multi-shop but only a single user can manage the stores. I would have preferred setting up multiple stores and have different users manage each store.
I've also been undertaking research within this area and discovered the following options;
For joomla = http://www.ijoobi.com, IXXO
For Magento = http://www.unirgy.com, MVDE
There is also an interesting product called MultiCart from iScripts, and the X-Cart Pro from Qualiteam.