Serif WebPlus X5 Tutorial - Creating an Online Store

See how easy it is to add items to an online store using WebPlus X5, so you can start selling products and making money online, taking and processing card transactions easily and securely. Now supporting slick PayPal Mini Carts. See http://www.serif.com/webplus for more information, examples and independent press opinions.

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[TheKali2rk]

great job but 1 clarification. here can create backhand system ?

this cart will receive in mail ?

[SerifSoftware]

@TheKali2rk Hi. You can add carts from anywhere by inserting pages or inserting HTML, but WebPlus doesn't design back end database systems, just websites. You can add e-commerce using a built-in Wizard or choose one of your own with the features you need. HTH, Dale @ Serif.

[MrBswas]

...i need to build an online store without paypal feature..ie without using cards but through bank deposits...how wud i do dat???

[SerifSoftware]

@MrBswas Hi, yes you can add e-commerce that will accept debit and credit card payments. WebPlus X5 includes step-by-step processes for adding carts using 3 different systems including PayPal, with which shoppers can use cards even with no PayPal account. For bank transfers you would need to plug in another e-commerce system like Magento. HTH, Dale @ Serif.

[9reetings]

great job thanks, is it possible to give customers debit card options sir ?

[SerifSoftware]

@9reetings Yes it is - PayPal at least offers support for debit cards, other providers might also offer the same. That means you can use the built-in shopping carts that come with WebPlus X5, and your shoppers can pay by card without having a PayPal account. Dale @ Serif.

[roachville666]

@masharash Hi Masharash. You can do this with WebPlus but you wold have to plug-in a store from another provider. The main reason for this is databases, there would need to be a live database of products running on your server, and the product filters/options would communicate with the database. A good e-commerce cart provider can make this fairly easy to set up, taking time to detail all the searchable options for each product. Once sorted it's relatively easy to plug it in to a WebPlus site.