phpwscommerce-devel

[phpwscommerce-devel] DB Beta

[Ken N. <ke...@ge...>]

Ok guys...  here is the link to the beta db for phpwscommerce.  I 
included foreign key constraints which will help protect unintended 
changes and deletions of records...  I am picking up where Wendall left 
off on the products class...  I should be able to kick it out by Monday 
for everyone's perusal.  Feedback on the db stuff is welcome and solicited.

Ken

Re: [phpwscommerce-devel] DB Beta

[Don S. <do...@se...>]

Cools.  Sorry I haven't been of much help in the coding department. 
Trying to close a lot of open loops on other projects (i.e. get them to 
a "released" state) and then come back to my phpWS projects.

Coincidentally I'm meeting with some folks tomorrow who I wrote a small 
shop site phpws mod for (see http://www.windowhawk.com).  I'd like to 
make up for my crappy site by moving them to phpwsCommerce when it's 
ready.  They only have one product.  I'm sure they'd love to be listed 
on a "Sites using phpwsCommerce" page as well.

Don.

Ken Nordquist wrote:
> Ok guys...  here is the link to the beta db for phpwscommerce.  I 
> included foreign key constraints which will help protect unintended 
> changes and deletions of records...  I am picking up where Wendall left 
> off on the products class...  I should be able to kick it out by Monday 
> for everyone's perusal.  Feedback on the db stuff is welcome and solicited.


-- 
Don Seiler
do...@se...

Re: [phpwscommerce-devel] DB Beta

[Verdon V. <ve...@ve...>]

Just a couple quick comments...

1) very general - with phpws 1.x heading towards support for different  
databases, I believe there could be problems with the length of some  
table names in the future - might be good to prepare for that now

2) products table - in regards to taxes, I don't think just a taxable  
yes/no flag will be enough - as a Canadian, I have to deal with some  
very complex tax scenarios. Many carts I've looked at just aren't up to  
the task. One that is (though it can be complex to set-up the first  
time) is zen-cart - http://www.zen-cart.com

zencart uses a combination of tax zones, tax classes, and tax rates to  
determine the tax implications of any purchase. For instance, I might  
have a product which is a book which uses the special tax class for  
books, which depending on the zone that the shipping address falls into  
may be charged a tax rate for GST or a different tax rate for HST.  
Another product which is a widget uses the tax class for general  
taxable merchandise, which depending on the zone that the shipping  
address falls into may be charged a combined tax rate for PST and GST,  
or a single HST tax rate.

This post on the zen-cart forums is a tutorial for setting up such  
complex scenarios in zen-cart, that might provide some food for  
thought.
http://www.zen-cart.com/modules/ipb/index.php? 
showtopic=6344&st=0&#entry38336

Regards,
verdon


On 22-Feb-06, at 12:18 PM, Ken Nordquist wrote:

> Ok guys...  here is the link to the beta db for phpwscommerce.  I  
> included foreign key constraints which will help protect unintended  
> changes and deletions of records...  I am picking up where Wendall  
> left off on the products class...  I should be able to kick it out by  
> Monday for everyone's perusal.  Feedback on the db stuff is welcome  
> and solicited.
>
> Ken
>
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