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eOrdering Professional allows event photographer the ability to let customers order their pictures while at the event or let them order later on the internet. Event Proofs uses shopping cart technology to allow the user to store a users order, so they can move around your site and place their order when they want.
eOrdering Professional will:
eOrdering Professional will:
- Create the main order page, and then for each roll it will make index pages, a view cart page,a checkout page, a shipping page and individual product pages.
- The products can have images or can be text.
- Each product can
What's New
Version 4.1.2:
- [[new] More updates windows 7
- [fix] fixed a toolbar bug
- [fix] fixed a bug in the search engine
- [fix] updated all watermarking code
- Code cleanup
- Various other minor fixes
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
eOrdering Professi... User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:9,277 |
| Version Downloads:537 |
| Type:Business : Applications |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:12 Feb 2010 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $450.00 |
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eOrdering Professional allows event photographer the ability to let customers order their pictures while at the event or let them order later on the internet. Event Proofs uses shopping cart technology to allow the user to store a users order, so they can move around your site and place their order when they want.
eOrdering Professional will:
eOrdering Professional will:
- Create the main order page, and then for each roll it will make index pages, a view cart page,a checkout page, a shipping page and individual product pages.
- The products can have images or can be text.
- Each product can have a description, cost, shipping cost.
- Creates the server side code (.asp or .php) or use PayPal to process the order this product.
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Anonymous reviewed on 09 Jul 2004
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Bottom line: Don't knock what you have no intention of using in the first place, as most likely, you were never the intended audience from the start.
Another example of this... People knock Apple for its Administrator Tools that it includes with OS X Server. Why? Because it can all be done with the cli using the config files. Does that mean that Server is a waste, when one can do it with Client? Absolutely not. It just means that someone put a lot of effort into making it a lot easier. Both are equally effective, but one is significantly easier for those that don't want to be a programmer, but rather be the best in what they already do.
I am not affiliated with this developer in any way, but I do understand what it takes to write software and web applications. I don't appreciate others that blatantly choose to belittle a persons works, just because they can do it another way. Instead of knocking the software, help it grow beyond those boundaries of what you see in other solutions. Help it become what all of the rest are not. But, just to tear it apart because of one aspect is childish. I guess I expect more out of the Mac community than this type of treatment.
-jason
*let the flames begin*
Anonymous reviewed on 10 Jun 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 10 Oct 2003
Anonymous reviewed on 08 Sep 2003
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Bottom line: Don't knock what you have no intention of using in the first place, as most likely, you were never the intended audience from the start.
Another example of this... People knock Apple for its Administrator Tools that it includes with OS X Server. Why? Because it can all be done with the cli using the config files. Does that mean that Server is a waste, when one can do it with Client? Absolutely not. It just means that someone put a lot of effort into making it a lot easier. Both are equally effective, but one is significantly easier for those that don't want to be a programmer, but rather be the best in what they already do.
I am not affiliated with this developer in any way, but I do understand what it takes to write software and web applications. I don't appreciate others that blatantly choose to belittle a persons works, just because they can do it another way. Instead of knocking the software, help it grow beyond those boundaries of what you see in other solutions. Help it become what all of the rest are not. But, just to tear it apart because of one aspect is childish. I guess I expect more out of the Mac community than this type of treatment.
-jason
*let the flames begin*