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![]() Is there some mod out there which can do the following:
Imagine you have site A en the X-Cart shop is on site B; goal is to sell products on site A without leaving site A; so basically the complete add to cart and checkout steps will have to be loaded from site B (where the X-Cart shop is) into a main content section of site A. The products on site A do not have to be loaded from site B, they will only have the 'add to cart' link for that specific product; after clicking it, the cart and checkout procedure will be loaded from site B. Does this make sense?
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![]() i think that is pissible.
You need to modify skin to remove header, footer, menus and add "add to cart" links or buttons. After that you can load x-cart into frame or iframe at site A.
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![]() Thnaks for the suggestion, you really think that's the only way? Nobody run into a solution (read mod) that could do something like that?
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![]() There is also a way simply insert add to cart link into product description or modify templates.
Then customer would go between two sites after adding product to cart.
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![]() Quote:
That's exactly what I am trying to avoid ![]()
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![]() Then maybe using x-cart shopping cart, and whe customer press checkout, go to site B with whole cart transfered via GET or POST request?
If so, you need to place a form with hidden fields at the cart page, and fill it with product ids, amount and options if any. And whe customer press checkout button, it just submits the form.
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![]() Sounds plausibel but rather difficult, I was kind of hoping there was another (easier way)
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![]() It's not difficult, I think.
HTML Code:
And at site B you get $products = $_POST['products']; $products array where ey is product id, and value is amount. If you have options, it vould be a bit more complicated, but also possible.
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