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Just pushed big update on shop module. I don't even remember everything, but here are few details: Shipping options, with additional payment costs (currently only fixed cost shipping option available, but it would be pretty trivial to build more advanced ones also) Uses cookies instead of session - I settled for 7 day cookie ShoppingStepsMarkup.module, which renders 1-5 steps to completed order Bunch of bug fixes (and probably lots of new ones introduced) Most of the fields created are now system fields, so installing this will not pollute your fields & templates. (This doesn't mean you should install this on your favourite live site - don't do that [with any module]) Updated the readme with few (well.. 12 actually) simple steps how to get this baby up and running Get it while it's hot: https://github.com/apeisa/Shop-for-ProcessWire All the feedback and testing is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Any idea what software looks interesting for this? I've also been meaning to check if there is any Wiki-type software that already integrates with IP.Board. I kind of doubt it, but just a 'nice to have'. What do you guys think about hostname? Here are a few ideas: processwire.org (already setup) processwire.net (already setup) manual.processwire.com man.processwire.com (unix style) readme.processwire.com rtfm.processwire.com wiki.processwire.com

Hello varvanin, Everything you need to know about Multi-Language Support is covered very well here: http://processwire.c...nguage-support/ it is a great read, please check it out, and if you still have doubts, post them here. Rest assure that you don't need any programming to do it Best

Ryan's account is very accurate and very familiar! Trying to achieve and then maintain PCI compliance is a nightmare. In my previous job I wrote and maintained an on-line shop. Because I knew the codebase intimately, fixing problems there was easy, but (even though we were on a VPS) there was a great deal that the hosting company had to do as well, even as far as arguing about false positives and really trivial stuff. I don't miss it! However, I did come across an interesting bit of reading on the subject, regarding taking a web business outside PCI scope, which may be relevant to this discussion.