spoetnik

Thanks Apeisa. I have been playing with your Shop-alpha module, and it looks promising. I have been thinking how I could solve the Product variations, and came up with this idea; Using Page reference. for instance a product called "I love PW T-shirt" with references to "I love PW T-shirt, black, small", "I love PW T-shirt, black large", "I love PW T-shirt, red, small", "I love PW T-shirt, red, large" The downside is it will be a hell of a job to add all product variations, but maybe a csv-import would ease the job. What do you think, is this the right track??

Wauw, that looks pretty impressive for an Alpha Release. I will play with it, thanks!!

That sounds good!! If you need a Alpha/Beta tester, I'm in!!

Any thoughts on building a native Processwire E-commerce Module? Some elements to build, don't know whats the best solution for each would be: Product (including variations) Cart (database, so persistent, preferable not session based) Order Stock

If al you need is a tool to dump and import mysql database, look at the tool called "Dumper" http://www.mysqldumper.net/ Otherwise, look for a tool called "SQLBuddy" http://www.sqlbuddy.com/ Both are much "lighter" than phpmyadmin.

My first site build using process wire. www.morelfotografie.nl The first build was using zenphoto, but after a security flaw, I have rebuild this simple site using processwire in just a few hours!! Thanks for this amazing, flexible CMF!!

Just installed Processwire on shared hosting using IIS on windows. Only problem I had was with the .htaccess file not doing the url rewrite. The hoster told me they use ISAPI_REWRITE 3 for IIS. Finally got it working by commenting out line 113 "RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} "^/~?[-_.a-zA-Z0-9/]*$"", and now it's all working fine. I don't understand the possible negative consequences by commenting out this line?