Announcing CMS Builder Appstore!

Hi Dave,

We like much the approach of App Store. Thanks :)

Just a question. It is possible to modify information of account (email) ?
We did not indicate the email of the Paypal account (...)

Thank you again.
Djulia

Hi Djulia,

You should be able to enter the paypal email you want each time. It doesn't store it. But if you need to change something just email me at dave@interactivetools.com and I can do it for you.

Hope that helps!

Hi Dave,

Is App Store a available plugin for cmsB ?

It would be interesting if Interactivetools could propose a basket purchase simple. Just with a recording by session or cookies. It would be also possible to use it aves other applications. For example, to record a list of favorites for a site of real estate independently of the table.

I tested solutions interesting and compatible with cmsB, but the authors are not as serious as your team. (...)

Thank you for the feedback. :)

Djulia

Hi Djulia,

The App Store uses PayPal's cart (which is why it opens in a new window), but we could do a plugin for that.

Also we have a favorites plugin in development as well.

Usually what we do is test them out on a few custom programming projects first before we release them.

Let me know which ones you need and how soon. Also, if you want to discuss a specific project feel free to email me direct.

Hope that helps! :)

Ouch some of those are quite expensive considering that many CMS's come with them integrated already, the membership system in particular is something that IMO should have come with the standard product as-sold. The lack of normal CMS features is what stops me from using CMS Builder for my main website and thus instead only using it as a database visualiser/listing system.

Hi mark99,

I think it's pretty great, but it certainly does seem expensive compared to some of the full featured membership packages out there that sell for $49. It's really a different kind of product than that, though.

The Website Membership plugin doesn't really do anything on it's own. It's like CMSB where it's a framework for building all kinds of different membership systems.

So these are specialized development libraries and they are prices as such. We could probably work on our terminology. It was worse when we called it the "AppStore" instead of "Add-Ons" as a number of people felt things should be 1 or 2 dollars like the Apple App Store! :)

That said, I would never recommend you spend money on a plugin if it doesn't pay for itself quickly. And if you do give one a try you always have 90 days to ask for a refund (for any reason, it's just an email form).

And if you have any suggestions for the CMS, those are welcome as well. (Post in the CMSB Forum though).

Hope that helps! :)