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The title might be a bit misleading. As you can see, we created a site for a client. Afterwards, he decided to add ecommerce-like module wherein the user's may avail items from the site. This was not the main intention of the site but the client doesn't want a new one but rather, update the site and add an ecommerce feature.

We are planning to do it manually... I was just thinking if there's a better way of doing it? are there any tools or plugin code or way that we can do it?

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See:

best E-Commerce Shopping Carts for Zend Framework developer

Always good to give SO a search.

You may also like to look at http://ecartcommerce.com/

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I am currently working on zend framework 2 e commerce module if anyone interested then please follow on github https://github.com/indpurvesh/mage2

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Ecommerce site magento

Here is a link for

http://www.magentocommerce.com/

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  • thanks, but yes, magento was our first target but as you can see, the products must be integrated on the site itself. – Hanseh Nov 30 '10 at 09:39
  • I've looked ant Magento in the past and wonder whether this is a suitable option for a smaller project? Interested to know what others think. – simnom Nov 30 '10 at 09:41
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    A small standard shop is set up fast in magento, but if you want to customize it, it requires a lot of work to get into it. – Sebastian Schmidt Nov 30 '10 at 09:44