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Author: Isaac Rowntree

QuickShop supports any Wordpress that has the Sidebar Widgets installed, really. It adds a SideBar widget that shows the user what they currently have in the cart and allows them to remove the items, not to mention a TinyMCE button to easily allow you to add products to your posts/pages.

I've integrated QuickShop with the Wordpress Contact Form but there are several other possible ways of doing it. Want me to do it for you? Contact me at Zack Design. I have also integrated it with the Dagon Design Form Mailer but this one's a bit more difficult. The code isn't saved but I can come up with it easily again.

Also, you will need to make your own CSS for this. I've included enough classes/ids for you.

Features:

• A TinyMCE button. This is practically a copy and changeover from the NextGen Gallery - I would like to thank the developers of NextGen Gallery for an excellent solution.
• Full range of formatting for widget layout in Admin -> Options -> Quickshop
• Two widgets - one is Paypal, the other is set for your custom solution

One of my clients required a quick and dirty shopping cart for Wordpress. The background:

1. They had more than one product per post
2. They only wanted orders to be sent via email
3. They only needed EFT (Electronic Fund Transfer - like Direct Debit or Internet Banking)

Thus, QuickShop was born thanks to the excellent way in which the Wordpress Plugin API is set up.

List of possible future features:

• AJAX implementation - currently being worked on. Was slated for 1.3 but will be pushed back further
• Moneybookers widget
• Inventory - this one is really hard at the moment.
• Better integration with the new WP-GBCF currently being developed - more to come.

Please be aware that I'll only be updating this if I need to or if I'm paid to. Feel free to come on board and contribute!