I use an option field for an item item identifier and so it's on the invoice. I can understand why as that's what tells the seller what size, etc. So for now I'll keep using the option field.
Thanks

I just posted a status update on Shopping Cart Creator Pro and other projects we are working on over here at: http://www.coffeecup.com/forums/coffeec … mber-2010/

Hopefully this addresses some of the questions over the past few days.

Communication rocks.!!!!! ...... ......

I hope this stops all the rumours about the Coffeecup team being in hiding now...... LOL.

Prehaps it was my pleeeease, or was it my pleas that did it.

Good on yer Scott.

Yeeha!

29 days and counting

On the other hand when it does arrive i'll have no excuse for not doing all the work needed on my website

cheers

Fantastic news about Pro being released soon.

I'm looking at a new notebook. Does Designer Pro, SCC Pro and Website Color Schemer work on Win7 64 bit?

Yes.

Thank you very much!

I guess we all have our different reasons for waiting on Cart Creator pro version. Although I use powerful database driven ecommerce software, I wanted a simpler solution for my customers to checkout with their purchases. Click and buy is always going to be far better for shop visitors, than having to fill out tedious forms. In most other cart solutions, customers have to endure a lengthy process just to get at the shipping and final total prices.

I have always known that shopping cart abandonment was a problem for most businesses, with some of the cited reasons being excessive shipping costs, being forced to register on sites, long drawn out checkout processes and confusion in the checkout procedure. I had always assumed that shopping cart abandonment figures could possibly account for up to 20% on average for all sites. Having done some research today however, that figure is nearer to 80% according to many independent studies out there and costs online enterprises BILLIONS in lost potential sales every year.

Makes you think - doesn't it?

One can always take a peek at the shipping estimates page prior to logging in or checking out. And you have to fill in the information somewhere during checkout in order to correctly process the order. Registering on a site is no different then filling in the same information on the PayPal checkout page or any other checkout process. Sooner or later you have to enter name, address, cc info, etc, if you want to receive the goods.