TomatoCart
Publisher
TomatoCart, free of charge, is a PHP+MySQL shopping cart software. It is implemented with AJAX and RIAs Framework ExtJS, offering significant usability improvements and user experience.
Product Details
TomatoCart is an open source eCommerce solution with easy-to-use interface that allows to start your online store immediately. It is equipped with the web2.0, Ajax and RIAs. It features in an unparalleled admin panel mimicking DESKTOP. Furthermore, TomatoCart is multilingual, till now it supports 50+ languages.
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Nice & User Friendly
Reviewed byAnonymousonFri, 18th November 2011
I have tried Tomotocart and found its an excellent script, although it has few bugs. Hope all the bugs will be cleared in their upcoming version.
Lack of Support/Forum Support
Reviewed byAnonymousonTue, 21st December 2010
I pulled the program in the hopes that it would be the perfect cart. Its supposedly based on OsCommerce, which is a great program, just complicated for some, but Tomato Cart seems to be a great program if you dont plan to take payments. PayPal Website payments doesnt even show up on the checkout, the Express shows up on the cart but most people that check out rarely check their cart until the get to the checkout area. If the programmers get these problems fixed, it might be great. The forums users have listed these problems several times and no one seems to have fixed it, lots of offers to look into it, but no solution.