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PHP 5 e-commerce development : create a flexible framework in PHP for a powerful e-commerce solutuion /
The popularity of online shopping has increased dramatically over the past few years. There are plenty of options available if you not are planning to build your own e-commerce solution but sometimes it's better to use your own solutions. It may be easy to find an e-commerce system but when it...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham, U.K. :
Packt Pub.,
©2010.
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| Colección: | From technologies to solutions.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: PHP e-commerce; e-commerce: who, what, where, why?; An overview of e-commerce; eBay; Amazon; Brick 'N Mortar stores; Service-based companies; Why use e-commerce?; Rolling out your own framework; Why PHP?; Why a framework?; When to use an existing package?; Existing products; A look at e-commerce sites; iStockphoto; WooThemes; eBay; Amazon; Play.com; e-commerce: what does it need to do/have?; Products; Checkout process; General; Our framework: what is it going to do?
- Our framework: why is it going to do it?Juniper Theatricals; Summary; Chapter 2: Planning our Framework; Designing a killer framework; Patterns; Model-View-Controller (MVC); Registry; Singleton; Structure; Building a killer framework; Pattern implementation; MVC; Registry; Singleton; Registry objects; Routing requests; An alternative: with a router; Processing the incoming URL within our registry object; index.php; .htaccess file; Configuration file; What about e-commerce?; An e-commerce registry?; Summary; Chapter 3: Products and Categories; What we need; Product information
- Category informationStructuring content within our framework; Pages; Content; Versioning; Building products, categories, and content functionality into our framework; Database; Content; Content types; Content versions; Products; Categories; Pages within our framework; Model; View; Controller; Products; Model; View; Controller; Categories; Model; View; Controller; Some thoughts; Product and category images; Routing products and categories; Featured products; Embedding products; Summary; Chapter 4: Product Variations and User Uploads; Giving users choice; Simple variants; How could this work?
- Combinations of variantsHow will this work?; High-level overview; Database structure; Template switching; Templates; A look back at simple variants; Giving users control; How to customize a product?; Uploads; Custom text; Maintaining uploads; Security considerations; Database changes; Extending our products table; Template switching; Shopping basket preparation; Stock control; Product variations; Product customizations; Basket templates; Product subtotals; Summary; Chapter 5: Enhancing the User Experience; Juniper Theatricals; The importance of user experience; Search; Finding products
- Search boxControlling searches with the products controller; Search results; Improving searches; Filtering products; Product attributes; Filter options; Processing filter requests; Displaying filtered products; Improving product filtering; Providing wish lists; Creating the structure; Saving wishes; Wish-list controller; Add to wish list; Viewing a wish list; Controller changes; Wish-list view; Purchases; Gift purchases; Self purchases; Improving the wish list; Recommendations; Related products; Controlling the related products; Viewing the related products; E-mail recommendations