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Hmmm... wrote:
Ok thanks.
Re. Shop.
Have Freeola looked at ECWID's offering?
It has some good features (and some limitations) and is quick to get up and get running with. You can use it for any site (requires JS) but I've also noticed that a well known Site Builder package uses it as well.
ECWID have a Channel Partnership program which may be of interest to you.
For non-InstantPro people you can setup a free shop that sells up to 10 items (used to be 100) which is useful way of testing it.
I'm pretty sure we already have a layout in the pipeline that fully integrates and "belongs" to InstantPro, but I'll pass this on.
Ok thanks.
Re. Shop.
Have Freeola looked at ECWID's offering?
It has some good features (and some limitations) and is quick to get up and get running with. You can use it for any site (requires JS) but I've also noticed that a well known Site Builder package uses it as well.
ECWID have a Channel Partnership program which may be of interest to you.
For non-InstantPro people you can setup a free shop that sells up to 10 items (used to be 100) which is useful way of testing it.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]I'm pretty sure we already have a layout in the pipeline that fully integrates and "belongs" to InstantPro, but I'll pass this on.
Ok thanks.
Re. Shop.
Have Freeola looked at ECWID's offering?
It has some good features (and some limitations) and is quick to get up and get running with. You can use it for any site (requires JS) but I've also noticed that a well known Site Builder package uses it as well.
ECWID have a Channel Partnership program which may be of interest to you.
For non-InstantPro people you can setup a free shop that sells up to 10 items (used to be 100) which is useful way of testing it.
Re. Shop.
Have Freeola looked at ECWID's offering?
It has some good features (and some limitations) and is quick to get up and get running with. You can use it for any site (requires JS) but I've also noticed that a well known Site Builder package uses it as well.
ECWID have a Channel Partnership program which may be of interest to you.
For non-InstantPro people you can setup a free shop that sells up to 10 items (used to be 100) which is useful way of testing it.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Hmmm... wrote:
Any news on the JavaScript Plugin or is this not likely to happen?
Thanks.
I think as far as feature requests are concerned, they're all still in the works. The current update should allow us to add to the builder a lot quicker and easier than previously, but as for when certain features are being added, I couldn't say.
I suspect it will depend on demand as to what order things get approached, and I'm guessing that at this stage there's probably some more "useful" (meaning "in demand") items to be added, such as the shop pages.
Any news on the JavaScript Plugin or is this not likely to happen?
Thanks.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]I think as far as feature requests are concerned, they're all still in the works. The current update should allow us to add to the builder a lot quicker and easier than previously, but as for when certain features are being added, I couldn't say.
I suspect it will depend on demand as to what order things get approached, and I'm guessing that at this stage there's probably some more "useful" (meaning "in demand") items to be added, such as the shop pages.
Aww, don't be scared...
In terms of why we updated, the old Instantpro was built on an outdated system, making adding new features more awkward than it needed to be, and ultimately less reliable.
Plus, I think it's a little of the "Windows 7/Windows 8" mentality. The new styling takes a little getting used to, but I think you'll find the new layout a lot more intuitive. Certainly, after using the new system for a while here in the office, I think most of us have come to realise it's all good.
As ever, any problems you come across, you only have to ask!
In terms of why we updated, the old Instantpro was built on an outdated system, making adding new features more awkward than it needed to be, and ultimately less reliable.
Plus, I think it's a little of the "Windows 7/Windows 8" mentality. The new styling takes a little getting used to, but I think you'll find the new layout a lot more intuitive. Certainly, after using the new system for a while here in the office, I think most of us have come to realise it's all good.
As ever, any problems you come across, you only have to ask!