OK, I’ve seen where it is not recommended to use this cart for production sites.
What about setting up a small site with live items and using Paypal for the backend.
I haven’t installed the demo yet to see if paypal is easy to setup.
The question is would I be setting myself up for any known vulnerabilities?
My items and site would be more of a personal nature, not really for a business.
Is it worth a site for a small personal enterprise just to test also?
thanks
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i think its safe to say that it would definately be worth waiting for, but i understand your trying to get something going on a personal basis, i say wait untill the next major release, the payment modules arent completed yet
The next minor release is supposed to support PayPal. That’s not a guarantee but more of a goal. At least you can start testing it at that point. Just because your using an external site to collect payment is not to say that personal information can’t be compromised, regardless of whether a credit card is stored in the db or not. So you’re taking risks.
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OK, I’ve seen where it is not recommended to use this cart for production sites.
What about setting up a small site with live items and using Paypal for the backend.
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what exactly is the difference?? seems like people are hoping to get approval to use magento if they keep saying ‘oh no biggie, its just a small, personal, non-enterprise site’
regardless of whether your site is just ‘personal’ or ‘small’, if you’re dealing with any actual commerce issues (re: paypal) then NO, it is not recommended to use it live.
I don’t think I fully understood that no gateways are currently supported to be “Turned on”, as I’ve seen in other Ecommerce applications.
That being said the application is still a little more alpha than it is beta maybe.
I’m anticipating this product to be very easy to use with Paypal or Google checkout, that fact that it isn’t there yet is just a technicality for now then.
Thought I would ask, jeez.
[edit:] from the blog post Roy’s telling me to hold off just a bit…
Thanks Roy.
Building the db catalog, is a next obvious step, I’m afraid I’ld bumble that in the subsequent upgrades and new versions.
Getting that locked in has got to be priority also, I would guess.