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newworld

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I'm looking for some software for macs for building a web shop. I took a look at iweb, but not sure if that will build a shop, or is there something better? Anything that is paypal integrated?:confused:
 
You can integrate e-commerce in your iweb or any other site program. For iweb and PayPal, all you need to do is add the PayPal buttons (shopping cart, buy now, pay now, and add to cart) into HTML snippets.
 
I'm looking for some software for macs for building a web shop. I took a look at iweb, but not sure if that will build a shop, or is there something better? Anything that is paypal integrated?:confused:

Please please please do yourself a favor and hire a web developer/programmer to handle this for you. You're mixing up hosting packages with software.

You will need:
1. web domain (your www.site.com)
2. web host (to host the files which make up your site)
3. ecommerce software (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shopping_cart_software)

For the software you need it all depends on your hosting environment. If your host is using Linux OS definitely go with Zen Cart, or Magento, or osCommerce. If your host is using Microsoft OS (NT) definitely go with AspDotNetStorefront.

If you have any questions just reply back to this thread and I'll try to get back to you ASAP.
 
Also be aware that whatever shopping cart software you choose will need to be compatible with whoever your payment gateway/merchant account is through.
 
Thank you

I plan to integrate paypal. Will this work with Storefront?
 
Thank you

I plan to integrate paypal. Will this work with Storefront?

Absolutely. We are using PayPal to process sales with our AspDotNetStorefront install (where I work; a medium-sized corporation) oh and also processing using Google CheckOut. AspDotNetStorefront has many options to choose from, so if in the future you need a better processor or whatever you have the ability to upgrade. To tell you the truth I'm a Linux guy and was forced to use AspDotNetStorefront here at work because they got stuck with it in the past and don't want to change things...and I gotta admit I like it compared to other shopping cart software I've used.

Sorry it took me a bit to notice you asked a question.
 
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