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[ejmch]

hello, good afternoon, I have a big problem, need help, let me clear the shopping cart, and directly from the article is directed to the method of payment, my company is in financial products, so qeu no sense a shopping cart Thanks in advance for your help.
In my business tieen not a fixed or stable, since each time the client will decide how much you pay or how much to invest, it also need not have to put a specific amount to the item, but the client decides how much you pay for every moment, is that too much to ask, I hope you can help

[MrPhil]

If I understand your request, you're selling financial products one at a time (no need for a cart) and the amount (price) is not fixed. You shouldn't be looking at a shopping cart at all. You want a page for each product, with a form where the customer fills in what they're paying. You probably don't need a product search, just a good lead-in page directing customers to the product they want. I don't know how payment is going to be done -- financial investments are probably a lot more money than most online payment systems can handle.

Or, if you realize all this already, why are you asking here? osCommerce is a shopping cart system. There's no point in asking here about implementing other site architectures.

[ejmch]

Hello, I dont need a page for each product, the three products are marked by osCommerce articles are only three, the only thing I need is that when customers take the article is going to form of payment, not a cart and then to form pay, jump the bridge, thanks to you because I put the link to the form of payment in this program, which is Liberty Reserve and Perfect Money.
Informatica I do not know much, just very basic, so ask, and not directed at any other site, but everything would be done from osCommerce to payment.
And besides that the client may choose the amount to pay, not if you can get, so I ask, thanks for any explanation

Edited by ejmch, 10 February 2010, 13:39.

[MrPhil]

I'm afraid then that I just don't understand what you're trying to do here. Perhaps someone with better English can explain what you're after? My point was that if you have only a few products, the client is buying only one at a time (in quantity 1), and they're not a fixed price each, a shopping cart such as osC really isn't all that suitable for what it sounded like you were doing. My suggestion was to just custom write a page for each financial product, with a form to input how much money the client wished to invest, and connect that to the payment system. (Whether anyone would actually invest a considerable amount of money, on a web site, is an interesting question, but let's assume they would.)

My apologies for not getting back to you sooner, but today is the first day that this forum would let me see your response.