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ANNC: XHTML/CSS Shopping Cart & CMS
Dpivision.com Ltd is extremely proud to announce the arrival
of the highly
anticipated Tradingeye PHP XHTML/CSS shopping cart & CMS software.
Over six months in the making, this latest release brings together the same
award-winning functionality and user-friendly interface of Tradingeye v5
with the massively popular language of PHP - allowing even easier access for
those who wish to customize the system to suit their own particular needs.
But this isn't simply a port from ColdFusion to PHP. The system has been
rebuilt from the ground up to integrate as many new features as possible,
from a wish list comprised of our current customers' requests.
The marketing aspects of Tradingeye have been expanded upon, offering site
owners improved performance, security and search engine visibility.
We also have a brand new online demo which can be found by visiting:
http://www.tradingeye.com/
.net Magazine Review
http://www.netmag.co.uk/
Tradingeye article, issue 161 April 2007
One of our pet peeves with ecommerce software is the quality of the end
result, which often looks terrible. This isn't a complaint we can make about
Tradingeye, whose XHTML CSS themes are clean, professional and compliant
with both the US Section 508 accessibility rules and the UK's Disability
Discrimination Act.
Tradingeye covers the important stuff, too. You can set different
Tax rates for different areas, set postage by weight , run time-Limited
promotions or discounts, keep track of customers and suppliers and share
data with Sage accounting systems and Act CMS. The system supports a wide
range of payment methods including offline processing, and payment firms
including paypal and VeriSign.
The version we've tested runs on ColdFusion, but as we went press,
the developers replaced it with a PHP version. So while the functionality
should be identical. It's now available for a much wider range of sites.
If you have any questions about Tradingeye or would like a member of our
team to go through our online demo, then please feel free to contact us.
The Team at dpivision.com Ltd
anticipated Tradingeye PHP XHTML/CSS shopping cart & CMS software.
Over six months in the making, this latest release brings together the same
award-winning functionality and user-friendly interface of Tradingeye v5
with the massively popular language of PHP - allowing even easier access for
those who wish to customize the system to suit their own particular needs.
But this isn't simply a port from ColdFusion to PHP. The system has been
rebuilt from the ground up to integrate as many new features as possible,
from a wish list comprised of our current customers' requests.
The marketing aspects of Tradingeye have been expanded upon, offering site
owners improved performance, security and search engine visibility.
We also have a brand new online demo which can be found by visiting:
http://www.tradingeye.com/
.net Magazine Review
http://www.netmag.co.uk/
Tradingeye article, issue 161 April 2007
One of our pet peeves with ecommerce software is the quality of the end
result, which often looks terrible. This isn't a complaint we can make about
Tradingeye, whose XHTML CSS themes are clean, professional and compliant
with both the US Section 508 accessibility rules and the UK's Disability
Discrimination Act.
Tradingeye covers the important stuff, too. You can set different
Tax rates for different areas, set postage by weight , run time-Limited
promotions or discounts, keep track of customers and suppliers and share
data with Sage accounting systems and Act CMS. The system supports a wide
range of payment methods including offline processing, and payment firms
including paypal and VeriSign.
The version we've tested runs on ColdFusion, but as we went press,
the developers replaced it with a PHP version. So while the functionality
should be identical. It's now available for a much wider range of sites.
If you have any questions about Tradingeye or would like a member of our
team to go through our online demo, then please feel free to contact us.
The Team at dpivision.com Ltd
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