News Item: : CF | UK Store
(Category: Misc)
Posted by BRooNiE
Wednesday 02 June 2010 - 01:00:12
CF | UK
Version: 0.0.18
Public?: No
In Use: Partial
Completion est: End of June.
Delays have been significant on the release of this product, originally specified for the end of May many different reasons have tooken its toll on the push back of the public release of this product. However once its out in the world - it could potientionally make someone alot of money.
The product itself is built upon this algorithm:
Supplier -> Database -> Our Database -> Filtered Database -> Website -> Full list of products
This is a rather basic plan, and the initial programming seemed basic. However once gotten to grips within the programming of the actual plugin, and getting to grips with the e107 API. It eventually came through that this was going to be a massive task.
Everything is completed so far however, and all thats left to do is find a secure and fast way to authorise payments. I'm thinking PayPal perhaps?
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(Category: Misc)
Posted by BRooNiE
Wednesday 02 June 2010 - 01:00:12
CF | UK
Version: 0.0.18
Public?: No
In Use: Partial
Completion est: End of June.
Delays have been significant on the release of this product, originally specified for the end of May many different reasons have tooken its toll on the push back of the public release of this product. However once its out in the world - it could potientionally make someone alot of money.
The product itself is built upon this algorithm:
Supplier -> Database -> Our Database -> Filtered Database -> Website -> Full list of products
This is a rather basic plan, and the initial programming seemed basic. However once gotten to grips within the programming of the actual plugin, and getting to grips with the e107 API. It eventually came through that this was going to be a massive task.
Everything is completed so far however, and all thats left to do is find a secure and fast way to authorise payments. I'm thinking PayPal perhaps?
This news item is from Crazy Fools UK
( http://crazy-fools.co.uk/news.php?extend.3 )