Is there a shopping cart system with inventory control based on options?
I’ve already picked the wrong cart once: I need one that can do inventory control based on options.
For example, I have 2 small red shirts and 3 large red shirts. That is one kind of product, but I want the “small” option to hide when I run out of small red shirts. Or the color “red” to hide when I only have blue and green shirts left.
Are there any shopping carts (free or for pay) that do this? Most have the options, and will count total number of shirts, but not small or medium sizes of that shirt. Or red ones or green ones of the same style.
Cart must be configurable with templates, use PHP, and MySQL.
What are the various things to consider for developing a online web based Point of Sale (PoS) system?
I want to make an online Point of Sale system. I want to know that what are the various things to be consider for analysis and designing of the system. If there are any online resources for PoS plz mail it to me.
Will denial of benefit solutions based on RFID end theft of optical media?
If a DVD is shipped in an off state and has to be turned on at the point of sale, is that DVD safe from theft (no use), reducing supply chain costs because it can destroyed instead of reverse logistics.
See this article:
rfidjournal.com/article/articleview/2446/1/1/
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Is there a way to tell which store a product came from based on the barcode?
If bar codes are assigned to a product and not a store then how come stores can tell by scanning it if it is theirs or not? I need to return something and I have taken it to two different stores that say that it was not theirs even though I know that they do sell it.
I am not trying to scam anyone…. but I bought something that I need to return… I thought I bought it from walmart but they said it wasn’t theirs… Is there anyway I can find out where I bought it based on the bar code so I can return it to the proper store? Usually I wouldn’t care but it is pretty spendy.
Best answer:
If a store’s national market share is big enough (for example, Walmart), the manufacturer will produce merchandise with a special bar code just for that particular store.
Here’s a list of some of my very favorite movies. Based on these, what other movies do you recommend I see?
Donnie Darko – (The Directors Cut, possibly my favorite movie)
Pulp Fiction (Also Possibly My Favorite)
O’ Brother Where Art Thou (Also Possibly My Favorite)
¶ (Pi, the symbol in case they do’t accept unicode text)
City of God (Ciudad De Deus,)
The Motorcycle Diaries
Pee Wee’s Big Adventure (Yes for real)
Clerks
Wonderland
The Big Lebowski
A Scanner Darkly
Akira
The Princess Bride
V for Vendetta
Quills
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Amadeus
Shine
Go!
Amelie
Yellow Submarine (original, not the remastered/rereleased version)
The Jacket
The Matrix (first one in particular)
Not exactly a particular genre to classify them all in, but hopefully the variety will help bring all sorts of stuff to mind. If you recommend a movie, please explain why you are recommending this movie. Thanks!
Actually, I am very particular to movies. I dislike nearly all movies I see. I have a strong distaste for something not superbly impressive in some way.
Create a non-GUI based java application that calculates weekly pay for an employee.?
The application should display text that requests user input the name of employee, hourly rate, and number of hours worked for the week. The application should then print out the name of employee and the weekly pay amount. In the printout, display dollar symbol ($) to the left of weekly pay amount and format weekly pay amount to display currency.
import java.util.Scanner; // program uses class Scanner
class EmployeeProgram1App {
//main method begins execution of Java application
public static void main( String[] args) {
//create Scanner to obtain input from command window
Scanner input = new Scanner ( System.in );
//variables declared
String Emp_name; //Store employee name
double Hours_worked; //Store hours worked
double PayRate; //Store Payrate
System.out.print( “Enter Employee’s name: ” ); //prompt
Emp_name = input.nextLine(); //read employee’s name entered by user
System.out.print( “Enter the pay rate of the Employee: ” ); //prompt…
Best answer:
PayRate = input.nextLine()
System.out.print(“Drop in the number of working hours”);
Hours_worked = input.nextLine();
double payAmount;
payAmount = Hours_worked * PayRate;
System.out.print(“Employee Name :” + Emp_name);
System.out.print(“$” + ” payAmount”);
}
p.s. you can add this line too :
System.out.print(” no pay amount, you are fired!”);
Does anyone know of a barcode scanner like that on the google phone for a symbian S60 5th edition based phone?
I’m looking for a barcode scanner for my Nokia 5800! any help appreciated! :)
Best answer:
This is supposed to be good. Havent tried myself though. Good luck!
