FoxyCart! Documentation Wiki

Copious amounts of foxy documentation for FoxyCart!, the better SEO ecommerce engine.

1. Setup FoxyCart: A beginners guide.
2. Setup Your Site: How to set up your store to work with FoxyCart.
   • Display cart quantity & price
3. Create Your Links and forms.

• Downloadable Products, what they are and how to use them.

• Checkout Template, from 0 to complete in 5 minutes

• Quantum Gateway (CDG Commerce) setup. Recommended gateway.
• PayPal Website Payments Pro setup.
• Authorize.net setup.
• CyberSource setup.

• Store Remote Domain setup

• General Notes

• Pre-populating Checkout Fields
• Custom Checkout Fields, like checkboxes to join a mailing list.

• Updating Expiring Credit Card Numbers
• Changing an Existing Subscription
• Recurring Product Auto-ship

• Available Placeholders
• Available Cart Parameters like =checkout, =updateinfo, etc.
• XML Data Feeds, examples.
• The JSON Cart Object is very foxy.
• Shadowbox, Alternate Cart Display Methods

• What is it? and what's in it?
• FoxyBox, changing the size and other notes.

• Overview, including what is and what is not supported.
• HTC Files and how to handle them.

• FAQs

• Upgrading

• Campaign Monitor ecommerce integration! Automatically add customers to a Campaign Monitor list. Works for MailBuild too.

• Basic Affiliate Tracking
• Automatically add customers as new affiliates (in development)

• Ecommerce for Expression Engine with FoxyCart

• Using Google Analytics to Track Conversions for Fun and Profit
• Tracking your advertising, like your banner ads, email campaigns, etc. Very highly recommended, and very cool.

• Ecommerce for Light CMS, setting up Light CMS for FoxyCart

• MODx + FoxyCart tutorial, setting up MODx for FoxyCart
• Basic Inventory (snippet)
• Product Options that modify price, weight, and code
• PHx Raw URL Encode to “sanitize” TVs in “Add to cart” links
• Subscriptions -> MODx Webuser Group Permissions to allow a “membership” type setup with MODx and FoxyCart

• Raw XML -> MySQL, which can be handy for many, many things.

• FoxyCart Logos and “Powered By” graphics.
• FoxyCart backend