What shopping cart setup does TripSite.com use?

[desbest]

It appears to be a site made before Padloper got made, and I'm curious to know how the shopping cart was added to a processwire site.

Ryan made the site, but when I emailed him from his portfolio site, I never got a reply.

[apeisa]

It doesn't feature shopping cart, but custom booking forms (as far as tour reservation is considered: https://www.tripsite.com/tools/reservation/1275).

[desbest]

I'm sure it does.

 

 

As highlighted, there is a booking process. That means they charge money on their processwire website

But how did they do it, if their shopping cart setup was before Padloper was made.

Also I filled out the form years ago with fake information and abandoned at the payment process, and they did charge money.

[LostKobrakai]

I think Ryan is the only one to answer this without pure guesswork. But he probably did implement what padlooper does on his own. I mean nobody says you need padlooper to build a shopping cart. It just might be faster not to implement and test everything on your own by using it.

[Jan V.]

It doesn't have a shopping cart--at least not that I'm aware of.  Most of the reservation page is custom forms / code and such.  We have been expanding and tweaking the reservation form for over 6 years and it is available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.  

Also, Ryan gets a ton of email so he doesn't always respond.  To get his attention I usually have to send him text messages.

Not sure about padlooper...I've never heard that word.

I'm happy to answer other questions.

Jan

CTO

Tripsite.com

[diogo]

Hi Jan, thanks for passing by and answer the question.

Padloper is a great eCommerce platform for PW built by a really talented dev from the forums. Just thought I should let you know