osCommerce, formerly titled The Exchange Project, is a feature packed out-of-the-box online shop ecommerce solution for PHP web servers. Maintenance is made easy with a friendly GUI thats given to the Administration Tool.

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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  • oscommerce is a good solution and design is very old. Here are some oscommerce templates: mobile responsive and SEO ready solomono.net/oscommerce-templates/c-382.html . what do you think?
  • Thank a lot!
  • Regrettably, osCommerce hasn't been kept up. The last release was 2008 (see www.oscommerce.com), and it's now vulnerable. HostDime, an ISP, has notified their customers of the vulnerability and given them a date by which to migrate to a different eCommerce solution. It's too bad, because it =was= a decent solution for a non-techie to implement with only a little help.
  • very good program. complete ecommerce solution
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Additional Project Details

Operating Systems

BSD, Linux, Windows

Languages

English, German, Spanish

Intended Audience

Developers, End Users/Desktop

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

PHP

Related Categories

PHP Site Management Software

Registered

2001-07-23