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This is the third and final article in a three-part series dealing with using PHP 4 and MySQL to make a comprehensive e-commerce storefront solution. This article covers the shopping cart, payment processing, and database engine considerations, among many other topics. Full source code included!

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
  1. Building an E-Commerce Site Part 3: Catalogs and Shopping Carts
  2. Assumptions and Requirements
  3. Overview of The Process
  4. MyMarket Shopping Experience
  5. The Product Catalog
  6. The Shopping Cart
  7. Payment Processing
  8. Step 1: Database Changes
  9. Step 2: Extracting the New Scripts
  10. Step 3: General Script Changes from Tutorial 2
  11. Step 4: New Shopping Scripts
  12. Conclusion
By: Ying Zhang
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June 08, 2000

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In part 1 of this series, we had a diagram of how this whole online shopping process worked. We will now extend it a little bit to show the relevant interactions:



 
 
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