RT Template for e commerce site?
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- David Goode
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Hi there,
The biggest issue will be finding a suitable ecommerce extension that will meet your needs and be flexible enough to work with RT templates. We already have some older templates that were designed around ecommerce, such as Halcyon.
I have seen Virtuemart 2 used with various templates, including Leviathan, Syndicate and others.
Whichever way you go there will be custom work required somewhere.
Hope this helps
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- Aadil Adam
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- ive used a virtuemart ecommerce on Fresco, voxel and a few others with no issue at all!
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- prim
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We also have a Magento club:
demo.rockettheme.com/magento/
I don't know if it will suite your needs though. - Please reply with a direct link to the issue & create a new thread for each new issue.
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- janb2013
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prim wrote:
We also have a Magento club: demo.rockettheme.com/magento/
I don't know if it will suite your needs though.
it will be my first time to build e-commerce site and I'm already comfortable with joomla, but hmmm.. let me explore this one.
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- janb2013
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Aadil Adam wrote:
ive used a virtuemart ecommerce on Fresco, voxel and a few others with no issue at all!
thanks for the feedback as I'm gathering info about building an ecommerce site, since it will be my first time to make it, though I did some basic sites.
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- Aadil Adam
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- on the same topic, maybe i would sign up for a magento club membership, but i have never touched magento before, is it easy to use like joomla or is it something very difficult!!
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- prim
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- It really depends on your needs, if you have lots of items and you need a lot of payment options then maybe Magento is right your you.
- Please reply with a direct link to the issue & create a new thread for each new issue.
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- Sam Mahoney
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Aadil Adam wrote:
on the same topic, maybe i would sign up for a magento club membership, but i have never touched magento before, is it easy to use like joomla or is it something very difficult!!It's nothing like Joomla, but it is a great ecommerce solution (the best in my opinion). There's a bit of a learning curve, but it's a very well designed system. And our templates make things a little easier too :cheesy:
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