You get what you pay for. Asking for help and insulting our love of Perl is not really smart. I suggest you do what I do and update your scripts to include the Turbo module. You call it like this: 
#/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Turbo;
use CGI::Application;
use Shopping::Cart;
...
...

[download]


Be carefull though, shopping carts are unstable at high speeds.

My sympathies on your query. Dropping "perl shopping cart" into Google will surely return the entire net. I suggest you look at a couple of sites you like and try to figure out what shopping cart they are running. Send the webmaster an email, or better yet, call their customer support and ask.

In reply to Re: perl shopping cart by elwarren
in thread perl shopping cart by Anonymous Monk

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