Merchant accounts and Shopping Carts

Does anyone know of a ready made script that you can insert into a website and that will collect different answers to questions you pose ? For example :

Q1. Are you :
(a) Left Handed
(b) Right Handed

There would need to be a fillable circle or checkmark area beside each choice. It would also somehow have to be used prior to or after they use youir shopping cart. My new Shopping cart is Pay Systems (Revecom) and they have two services :

Quick sale products that allow variables as above, but, only allow one item to be sold at a time and
Shopping cart products that do not allow options (variables as above). I already told them this doesn't make sense, but, they know and may change it in the future.

Also, if anyone knows of a Shopping Cart that can work with a merchant account (eg. Pay Systems) to replace their current one, please let me know. They do not know.
OR,

If anyone knows of a third party that allows the sale of physical products (eg. golf clubs) and has a Shopping cart that allows options and variables that a customer can fill in, please let me know. I know that Clickbank doesn't and Pay Pal is not used by everyone and has security problems, so, I don't want to go there.

Thanks very much.

Ken - I am sending you the url of a demo store to see if this is the kind of thing you are looking for. We have a way of integrating our shopping cart with PaySystems - and other solutions may be possible.

Hope this helps!

Margaret

> Does anyone know of a ready made script that
> you can insert into a website and that will
> collect different answers to questions you
> pose ? For example :

> Q1. Are you :
> (a) Left Handed
> (b) Right Handed

The term brain lateralization refers to the fact that the two halves of the human brain are not exactly alike. Each hemisphere has functional specializations: some function whose neural mechanisms are localized primarily in one half of the brain. Paul Broca, 1824-1880, also suggested that the hand a person uses was opposite from the specialized hemisphere of the brain, meaning that only left-handers were in their right minds. (he-he)

You might find some survey and quiz scripts in the PHP section at hotscripts.com and in the Perl section as well.

> Also, if anyone knows of a Shopping Cart
> that can work with a merchant account (eg.
> Pay Systems) to replace their current one,
> please let me know. They do not know.
> OR,

There is a list of 7 shopping carts I posted to my message board today that are free. You might want to have a look at this little list to see if you have considered any of these.

Best Regards,
Steve MacLellan


talk.homebusiness-websites.com

Ken,

I just signed on with Paysystems, so I am new to it,
but what about this solution...

I believe they offer a "catalog" option. Maybe
you could use that...

Or just use the Quick Sale option, and generate
a code for a right-handed club and a different
code for the left-handed club. Offer a choice
of links on your sales page.

Click here for right. Or click here for left.

The separate links would land your customer
on the correct page to purchase the club of
their choice.

Isn't it that simple, or did I miss something?

JDB




Here's how I'm using PaySystems...

Thanks John for the info., however, I already tried those options and Pay Systems TPP-Catalog or TPP-Sale options still do not seem to offer enough. The probelm is that I need to ask customers several questions, before building the golf clubs. Anyway, I am just going to make another post today, so, please stay tuned. Thanks.

> Ken,

> I just signed on with Paysystems, so I am
> new to it,
> but what about this solution...

> I believe they offer a "catalog"
> option. Maybe
> you could use that...

> Or just use the Quick Sale option, and
> generate
> a code for a right-handed club and a
> different
> code for the left-handed club. Offer a
> choice
> of links on your sales page.

> Click here for right. Or click here for
> left.

> The separate links would land your customer
> on the correct page to purchase the club of
> their choice.

> Isn't it that simple, or did I miss
> something?

> JDB