Which PDF Publishers sell direct from their Websites?

[ZombieButch]

I've been looking at PayPal's shopping cart system, and so far it looks pretty simple to implement, and the secure bits are handled on their end. So if time permits this weekend, I'll probably try it out. (And since I'm only offering one product, I don't have much to screw up!)

 

[Urizen]

I'll buy it just to see if it works for you

 

[Bacris]

I highly recommend both Virtuemart for Joomla and OSCommerce if you're looking to set up your own storefront - both integrate with paypal very nicely and are free (assuming you have a web host that allows you to install php systems).

Dreamscarred Press started with OSCommerce and we haven't had any problemw with it and later migrated to Virtuemart simply to integrate the forums, news, and store into a single interface.

 

[Urizen]

I've heard that OS commerce is really rough to learn if you don't know web programming.

 

[Bacris]

I know VERY minimal about PHP and was able to customize ours pretty easily - it even comes with a built-in function to change the text on your site without having to download files to your computer, modify, and re-upload.

The only problem I did run into with OSCommerce was finding themes I liked.

 

[Urizen]

That's pretty cool.

I know only basic html, so I've been hesitant about trying my hand at something like that.

 

[Pramas]

You can buy Green Ronin PDFs in our online store at www.greenronin.com.

 

[Master01]

Our products are available at

http://0onegames.com/catalog/

cheers

 

[Rasyr]

Iron Crown also sells PDFs via its website.


Rather than OSCommerce, you might want to try Zen Cart. It is also free, is based off OSCommerce, and has a lot of nifty extras that OS Commerce doesn't.

 

[philreed]

Rather than OSCommerce, you might want to try Zen Cart.

How difficult is this program to use for someone with no experience?