Comments on: Flash Shopping Cart

By: Belal

Belal — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 23:22:38 +0000

how can I buy this shopping cart please? and is it easy to add the product photoes??
please I need reply asap.

Thank you
Belal

By: scott mccall

scott mccall — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 19:10:06 +0000

richard,,,can you please contact me …I cant get a response from dreamline!!!!!!
phone or email…bought and piad for as3 cart..but it has no index…pro website desiqner says he needs index!!!.
dreamline wont answer me??/!!! getting ready to challenge visa charge on grounds they ripped me off!! can you help?

By: Richard Berry

Richard Berry — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 22:30:40 +0000

I had zero issues with them at all, in fact we have a ring of e-commerce developers that use the AS3 and AS2 shopping carts. I just looked at my product download and found my install instructions

Maybe they updated the cart readme information? I don’t know.

Also, anybody that is new to installing these kinds of carts that involve flash actionscripting, MYSQL, and other permission based settings, you are probably better off paying to get it installed and as far as instructions

They have a newer updated cart with an install.php which makes installing the cart wayyyy easier, but you can see that in the installation video. I am a reseller for the carts they offer and I had had zero problems with the product, guess the only issue I have are customers that have VERY LITTLE experience with dynamic content managment and I have to hold their hand through the whole process, no biggie though.

By: Aaron-Carl

Aaron-Carl — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 16:38:05 +0000

I ordered the AS3 Flash Cart. The README.TXT says to refer to the included video tutorial for instructions. There is no video included. I’ve tried contacting customer service every day since, via e-mail and voice mail. To date, I’ve received no response. Their support email bounces back as invalid. The contact form on their website sends me an auto-reply, acknowledging that they’re received my message and will “contact me shortly.”

I’ve even paid the extra $50 for them to install it. 5 days later, my cart was installed — still with no instructions. I have a basic knowledge of Flash (which according to their site, was all I needed). However, this cart is NOT basic.

I was finally able to reach their third-party installer via email, who then phoned me to say that not only does HE not have the video, but that the company was notorious for NOT returning phone calls.

The cart does NOT function the way it’s supposed to. I’m unable to correctly enter my song’s information into the database — even by following their examples on their website (and knowledge base), I still get the wrong results. Their admin panel doesn’t even allow me the correct fields to properly enter my song’s information. Their site videos and knowledge base do not address my issues, as since they failed to provide me with my instructional video, I am unable to use this cart.

I’ve even contacted them, offering to pay an additional fee for them to “customize” my cart, as an attempt to fix the issues. Still, no response. I’ve been more than patient with them, but since I have an important deadline for my digital store to launch — and because they absolutely have NOT responded to ANY of my emails, voicemails or messages, I am forced to find an alternate solution.

By: nick kail

nick kail — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 18:19:54 +0000

Does anyone know how to install the As3 shopping carts from dreamlinestudio?

They offer NO support and their help files are a joke.

Surely there is someone out there who can help? Dreamlinestudio offer installation for $40 so it can’t be that hard??

Many thanks,

Nick Kail
(Your Tune Records)

By: J Marlin

J Marlin — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 20:06:35 +0000

Chaaban,

You are mistaken, I know the developer that made the AS3 carts for Dreamlinestudio and has nothing to do with this cart. The older AS2 carts were developed by another guy, but not the new AS3 carts.

By: chaaban

chaaban — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 13:13:08 +0000

yes Marlen Hansen … it look like dreamline because he’s the one who made the flash shopping cart for Dreamline studio

By: Gary Tanner

Gary Tanner — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 13:55:21 +0000

Looking to purchase, maybe this shopping cart; Dreamlinestudio has lacking support; Level Four Storefront cost too much; trying to find a shopping cart for an existing website we presently have, one that uses an Admin Panel, inventory and developer package without monthly fees or costly upfront fee. So far this one fills the bill, not yet sure.

By: Christian Vogal

Christian Vogal — Wed, 13 May 2009 04:02:57 +0000

I like this simple cart as well, but I have to agree with Samir Maddic, the Level Four Storefront solution is much more comprehensive, has a full host of admin features, and the overal presentation of products is much nicer, looks more skinnable, and a more professional solution. And it seems that most of these carts really just send you to a 3rd party to process payment, where I believe the Level Four Storefront solution processes things right there on the site, which is much needed from a store owner position.

By: Marlen Hansen

Marlen Hansen — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 15:49:39 +0000

Looks very similar to carts AS3 flashcarts

Good information though.