Best ecommerce php script?

cashcow

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My buddy is asking me to help him to set up an online shop. I know there are lots of available options out there, which one is the best?
osCommerce?
ZenCart?
CRELoaded?
Magento?

He has 3 major criteria:
1) different clients will buy at a different price (in other words, the discount rate is different among customers)
2) his products is highly customizable (color, size, etc), so there must be some customizable options associated with each product
3) multi currency
 
I've heard great thing about interspire's shopping cart.

You should check it out.

Ash
 
@photoads

This is changing. Trust me: Magento will win the opensource e-commerce war, hands down.
 
I'd advise you to try magento and pay real attention to prestashop as it is already optimized for SEO ;)
 
@photoads

This is changing. Trust me: Magento will win the opensource e-commerce war, hands down.
I hope it does I have been waiting for digital downloads for ages

prestashop oh yeah I tried that a while back but needed php5 I think, will revisit as I have it now:)
 
I am not clear!
does prestashop allows digital download??
 
dont forget to take a look at virtuemart it handles all of those features effortlessly... its a addon for joomla...

Code:
www.virtuemart.net

you would create different group pricing for your customers...

additonally some great virtuemart templates are available at

Code:
www.templateplazza.com

hth
 
I'm not a big fan of joomla or joomla addons - it messes my SEO! ;]
Just testing Prestashop on 2 different projects:
One quite simple, without changing the design (so far it's been pain in the ass to get decent free themes)
and the other completely stripped down with custom graphics, blog, forum... actually, prestashop there is just a part of a bigger site. So far no problems with it, will post back soon when I have more to say.
So far quite a few people (especially my developers) told me not to use magento, cause it's not really custimizable and causes problems down the track if you want to tweak it. Presta seems to be more clean coded. The seo feature is good, but from my point of view still very basic, though it's not a problem cause I do my own proper seo anyways.
 
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