[Stevethebaker]

HI, is anyone using osCommerce to run their website and then MOM.
Thanks for help
Maybe worth some cookies to you for help

[admin]

Stevethebaker, on May 30 2005, 01:30 AM, said:

HI, is anyone using osCommerce to run their website and then MOM.
Thanks for help
Maybe worth some cookies to you for help

I both use and customize osCommerce and it works ok if you like it just the way it is but if you want to customize or change anything it is very difficult. As far as being able to import orders back into mom you would probably have to look in osC's repository, someone might have written a module for that.

Dana

[Stevethebaker]

admin, on May 31 2005, 04:18 PM, said:

I both use and customize osCommerce and it works ok if you like it just the way it is but if you want to customize or change anything it is very difficult. As far as being able to import orders back into mom you would probably have to look in osC's repository, someone might have written a module for that.

Dana

What is your website that you are using oscommerce on? My site is 1-800-Bakery.com

[malaize]

Quick question on OSCommerce. In order to make edits to your store with OSCommerce don't you have to rework the php code? We are currently using Miva Merchant for our 3 ecommerce sites, but I would like to know more about OSCommerce.

Thanks,

malaize

[chukardave]

I use oscommerce for one of my websites and integrate with MOM. There is an order export contribution on the support site that you can download.

oscommerce site is ByTheVineyard.com

[SiteLINKTeam]

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Director of SiteLINK Sales
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[Xjiard]

Chuckdave:

Can you let me know which osCommerce contribution you are using to integrate to M.O.M.? I can't seem to find any such contribution, and I'd hate to have to develop my own (due to time constraints).

-X

[acb]

I too am interested in any details about how people have integrated OSC with MOM.... any and all help would be appreciated.

Best,

ACB

[bsdb3]

I've spent quite a bit of time integrating an osCommerce store to MOM over the past 12 months.

Orders are exported from MOM and come down to the local server where MOM can auto import then.
Stock figure go up from MOM and update osCommerce (attribute level)
Gift vouchers are exported from MOM so available to use on the website
Order status is exported MOM and updated in osCommerce
Next delivery dates go up from MOM to osCommerce if stock is unavailable on website
Source code options go up from MOM to website so users can select how they came across website

I haven't integrated product names, descriptions, prices, shipping etc - that seemed a bit overkill given the number, and how often we update them but can be done.

There are some 3party products out there now which will link osCommerce to MOM so well worth looking into. osCommerce offers a great scalable platform which you can adapt and develop in the future.

[mppglobal]

bsdb3, on 01 April 2008 - 07:46 AM, said:

I've spent quite a bit of time integrating an osCommerce store to MOM over the past 12 months.

Orders are exported from MOM and come down to the local server where MOM can auto import then.
Stock figure go up from MOM and update osCommerce (attribute level)
Gift vouchers are exported from MOM so available to use on the website
Order status is exported MOM and updated in osCommerce
Next delivery dates go up from MOM to osCommerce if stock is unavailable on website
Source code options go up from MOM to website so users can select how they came across website

I haven't integrated product names, descriptions, prices, shipping etc - that seemed a bit overkill given the number, and how often we update them but can be done.

There are some 3party products out there now which will link osCommerce to MOM so well worth looking into. osCommerce offers a great scalable platform which you can adapt and develop in the future.

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