Object-oriented PHP Shopping Cart?

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sebenza
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Object-oriented PHP Shopping Cart?

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Anyone know of a solid PHP object-oriented shopping cart out there? I am having troubles finding one... maybe one does not exist?

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I've looked for one for a while and couldn't find one. Frezno shop is an attempt at that, but it's some guy's project and not finished. Everything else I've looked at was horrendous. So, the short answer is: doesn't seem to exist.
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Cool. Thanks for the reply.
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How do you mean? Last time I looked at it... it was not object oriented.
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potsed wrote:Os Commerce

http://www.oscommerce.org
I think you should do a quick google for the difference of OOP and procedural programming
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potsed wrote:Os Commerce

http://www.oscommerce.org
OSCommerce is very badly coded procedural code. Very badly.
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Why do you want an object based one?
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Btw.: if you want to have an object oriented shopping cart including CMS (or rather vica versa) check out ezPublish - very powerful, ,very customizable and very, very OO.
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I think you should do a quick google for the difference of OOP and procedural programming
i do know the difference .. was just sugesting a cart, ive never even looked at its source code... :(
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