Comments on: Designing osCommerce, out of the box http://www.clubosc.com/designing-oscommerce-out-of-the-box.html Showcasing osCommerce...the good, the bad and the ugly! Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:32:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: hemant http://www.clubosc.com/designing-oscommerce-out-of-the-box.html/comment-page-1#comment-3788 hemant Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:16:41 +0000 http://www.clubosc.com/?p=398#comment-3788 what a great tip for a entrepreneur like me sucked by wrong programmers i have started on my own..... thanks sir what a great tip for a entrepreneur like me sucked by wrong programmers
i have started on my own…..

thanks sir

]]> By: Gary http://www.clubosc.com/designing-oscommerce-out-of-the-box.html/comment-page-1#comment-3741 Gary Mon, 02 Nov 2009 13:22:20 +0000 http://www.clubosc.com/?p=398#comment-3741 Hi Jeff - of course, with a very large store, more navigatin is always a benefit. Years back when I first started with osCommerce, we had some random people (basically passers by the office) and invited them in for a cuppa and a test of osCommerce. We watched them, and not one used the breadcrumb. But then out of the box, osc only has 3 main categories... Hi Chanel - could you email me agaibn, I've been away for a while and looked back through my emails and haven't found anything. Thanks! Hi Jeff – of course, with a very large store, more navigatin is always a benefit. Years back when I first started with osCommerce, we had some random people (basically passers by the office) and invited them in for a cuppa and a test of osCommerce. We watched them, and not one used the breadcrumb. But then out of the box, osc only has 3 main categories…

Hi Chanel – could you email me agaibn, I've been away for a while and looked back through my emails and haven't found anything. Thanks!

]]> By: Chanel http://www.clubosc.com/designing-oscommerce-out-of-the-box.html/comment-page-1#comment-3740 Chanel Fri, 30 Oct 2009 08:49:02 +0000 http://www.clubosc.com/?p=398#comment-3740 Hi Gary, Great tips, for my new osC website I'm already doing most of the things you suggested in this post. I like my websites to look different than the standard osC shop layout. Did you receive my email, btw? I assume you're very busy, so I just thought I'd drop you a note :) Hi Gary,

Great tips, for my new osC website I'm already doing most of the things you suggested in this post.
I like my websites to look different than the standard osC shop layout.
Did you receive my email, btw? I assume you're very busy, so I just thought I'd drop you a note :)

]]> By: Jeff http://www.clubosc.com/designing-oscommerce-out-of-the-box.html/comment-page-1#comment-3739 Jeff Thu, 29 Oct 2009 13:13:22 +0000 http://www.clubosc.com/?p=398#comment-3739 Gary, Good post. I agree with all the comments, with one minor exception. The use of breadcrumbs really depends on the complexity (number of categories and products) of your website. If your osCommerce site only has a 1 or 2 levels of categories and limited products, I agree with you. Once you get into the more complex category structure, the breadcrumb is required. jeff Gary,

Good post. I agree with all the comments, with one minor exception. The use of breadcrumbs really depends on the complexity (number of categories and products) of your website. If your osCommerce site only has a 1 or 2 levels of categories and limited products, I agree with you. Once you get into the more complex category structure, the breadcrumb is required.

jeff

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