Guest Zev Posted October 3, 2006 Share Posted October 3, 2006 Hi, What kind of learning curve is needed for this kind of package? do i need to know any or some html,java and so on ? cause i am kind of limited in that area. does this package work of a server or on my local computer and than uploaded to a server. thanks Z Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vokf Posted October 3, 2006 Share Posted October 3, 2006 Hi, What kind of learning curve is needed for this kind of package? do i need to know any or some html,java and so on ? cause i am kind of limited in that area. does this package work of a server or on my local computer and than uploaded to a server. thanks Z Hi Zev, I've found this one of the easiest stores to use (over OScommerce, Zen Cart and a few others) You don't need to know html/java etc to install or use it. You may need to learn about FTP (transfering files from your PC to the server - ask here for help). However, your webhost (see below) may have a system (called Fanstasico) that allows quick installation. CubeCart runs on a web server, and uses a database to store the products/settings etc. You will need to pay for a web host who will give you an account on a server. Prices and performance vary so don't sign up for a 1yr account! Quote these requirements: PHP 4.1.1 + (Scripting Language) MySQL 3.23 + (Database Server) GD 1.6 + (Image Library) Optional in v3 Linux / Unix recommended You'll also need a domain name. I recommend registering your domain name with a separate company than your web host. In case of any disputes, its easier to move away to a new host. PM me if you need more info. Basically, once its installed, all config and store management is through your web browser. You'll also find this forum *very* helpful if you have any questions. Just remember to search for a previous answer first (it will save you time). I hope this helps, Jason Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Zev Posted October 3, 2006 Share Posted October 3, 2006 Hi, What kind of learning curve is needed for this kind of package? do i need to know any or some html,java and so on ? cause i am kind of limited in that area. does this package work of a server or on my local computer and than uploaded to a server. thanks Z Hi Zev, I've found this one of the easiest stores to use (over OScommerce, Zen Cart and a few others) You don't need to know html/java etc to install or use it. You may need to learn about FTP (transfering files from your PC to the server - ask here for help). However, your webhost (see below) may have a system (called Fanstasico) that allows quick installation. CubeCart runs on a web server, and uses a database to store the products/settings etc. You will need to pay for a web host who will give you an account on a server. Prices and performance vary so don't sign up for a 1yr account! Quote these requirements: PHP 4.1.1 + (Scripting Language) MySQL 3.23 + (Database Server) GD 1.6 + (Image Library) Optional in v3 Linux / Unix recommended You'll also need a domain name. I recommend registering your domain name with a separate company than your web host. In case of any disputes, its easier to move away to a new host. PM me if you need more info. Basically, once its installed, all config and store management is through your web browser. You'll also find this forum *very* helpful if you have any questions. Just remember to search for a previous answer first (it will save you time). I hope this helps, Jason Hi jason, thanks for your quick reply,i have the dot coms,i host with godaddy.com. i have a web site that i put together with net objets fusion but i am limited with it's use ,so i got involved with Lite Commerce (russian) and i did not start yet. i had a problem with the LC installation and LC installed the program for me. will i have the same problem with this Cube Cart installation? as i said i have the data base and mysql and so on. does cube cart provide any support of some sort? thanks Z Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vokf Posted October 3, 2006 Share Posted October 3, 2006 Hi jason, thanks for your quick reply,i have the dot coms,i host with godaddy.com. i have a web site that i put together with net objets fusion but i am limited with it's use ,so i got involved with Lite Commerce (russian) and i did not start yet. i had a problem with the LC installation and LC installed the program for me. will i have the same problem with this Cube Cart installation? as i said i have the data base and mysql and so on. does cube cart provide any support of some sort? thanks Z I *think* there are a few people hosted with GoDaddy here. I use my own server, so can't really help much (I've not seen the GoDaddy control Panel) You can put in a support request, but help here in the forum is quicker - and helps others (they can search) If you search for GoDaddy in these forums, you'll see lots of posts. I think you'll need to create a database on your GoDaddy account, then copy the Cubecart files across, and follow the install guide. However, read the other posts on GoDaddy and have a go. Regards Jason Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
roban Posted October 3, 2006 Share Posted October 3, 2006 Does Cube Crat provide any support? If you buy a license you can submit support tickets. If not you'll have to make do with the unbelievably fast, accurate, friendly, FREE support we provide here 27/7/365. As for hosting, Gobaddy (Idid not mis-spell it) would not be my first, second or third choice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted October 4, 2006 Share Posted October 4, 2006 As for hosting, Gobaddy (Idid not mis-spell it) would not be my first, second or third choice ..... just to complete (my personnal opinion) or not a choice ;) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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