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Building an ecommerce store using OS Commerce (lecture 6)

Written by: Jonathan Briggs

November 8, 2006 [4076 views]

Today's lectures was given by Jarek Francik who showed how to install and run OSCommerce (from start to finish).

Here are Jarek's lecture notes Do It Yourself or Create Your On-Line Business with osCommerce

You can comment below. This week's activity will ask you to try and implement OSCommerce for yourself and report back on the experience and issues. It will be posted later.

Recent comments:

On November 13, 2006 at 12:30 PM, Matthew Card wrote:

Hi,
Very good lecture.
I have a previous version of Apache running on my box. This was from last year when I was trying to get PHP to install. I didn't get very far with the PHP install. I wanted to know if I should uninstall the version of apache I have now. Or should I install the newer verion over it???

On November 13, 2006 at 12:31 PM, Skender wrote:

How do we log in as admin on osCommerce?

Thanks,
Skender

On November 14, 2006 at 12:18 AM, Skender wrote:

Ignore my previous question "How do we log in as admin on osCommerce? "
You can log in as admin by typing in the following:
http://localhost:8080/catalog/admin/index.php
Thanks,
Skender

On November 14, 2006 at 9:18 PM, Emmanuel Olukotun wrote:

The problem is I have just recently left my parents home and I have been living with my partner for about 2 weeks. I currently do not have internet access there, but It is been delivered to me in a few days. I thought I would have received it by today, the latest, so I will be able to do the activity in the evening before the deadline. I am adamant it will arrive to me by the end of the week, so is it possible for me to do the task then and send you my answers. i do not want to miss out on marks. Awaiting your reply.

Jonathan replies: I have had a number of requests to extend the deadline on this one and as it is so important I am willing to do so. There will be another smaller activity this week though so you will need to do both. A big thanks to all who have completed on time - almost half of the class by 9pm.

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