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Guess tha shopping cart script..

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I can't figure out what shopping cart these guys are using. I'm pretty sure both sites are using the same thing. I need the exact same thing but can't figure out what script it is :crazy:

scroll to middle of pages to see it...

http://www.promomacaron.ca/Products.htm?CD=9&ID=62

http://catalogue.crazycordz.com/Products.htm?CD=57&ID=203

any help appreciate

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Not sure, think its safe to say it isn't OsCommerce, why do you want that specific cart? What does it do that you specificly want because http://www.gl-sports.com/ use a shopping cart system called the SHOP-Trix, it might have the features you want...

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  Trix.Neo said:

Not sure, think its safe to say it isn't OsCommerce, why do you want that specific cart? What does it do that you specificly want because http://www.gl-sports.com/ use a shopping cart system called the SHOP-Trix, it might have the features you want...

:laugh: sneaky bit of advertising? :shifty:

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Basicly when you select the "Manage Options" from the product menu when your editting your item you will presented with a list of checkboxes for the default option set of "Size" the sets have to be put into the database manually at the momment but once you have a set you can re-use it unlimited times. The panel to do this through the site is on my to do list! The function to get it to re-calculate according to the option would be easy to add on if required.

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(Will update the demo next week as there is an improved version being released shortly)

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