Dreamweaver Template Needed - With Shopping Cart

Hi. I'm hoping some fine folks can help me. As you can probably guess, I'm a
bit on the "newbie" side when it comes to front-end development. I'm
trying to help out my brother, who owns a small business. He'd like a website
that would allow catalog navigation, online ordering, etc. I'm looking for a
(hopefully quite) cheap template that I can modify and move to his web hosting
company. Does anyone know of a professional, comprehensive, and cheap option?
I've been looking at templates on www.ecommercetemplates.com, but I don't have
any idea if they're reliable or if there's better options.

I'd be so grateful for any help!

Thanks!
Steve

Try Mals E Commerce.
http://www.mals-e.com/home.php
They have a very good shopping cart and even I was able to figure it out and I
am pretty new at this kind of thing too.
It is WYSIWYG and intuitive and the code is basically given to you.
GinaPegasus

Several years ago, before PayPal was as wide-spread as today, I used an online
service to write a web store for my wife

It worked well, but there were 2 fees involved... one for the processing
service, and one for the percent to Visa (or whatever card) for each transaction

After awhile, we decided to switch to PayPal to only have the ONE fee of the
transaction percentage

As I remember, PayPal charged the same percentage, and no monthly fees

You might go to PayPal and check out the store part of their web site (I don't
have the link handy) and see what they say

John T Smith wrote:

Several years ago, before PayPal was as wide-spread as today, I used an online
service to write a web store for my wife

It worked well, but there were 2 fees involved... one for the processing
service, and one for the percent to Visa (or whatever card) for each transaction

After awhile, we decided to switch to PayPal to only have the ONE fee of the
transaction percentage

As I remember, PayPal charged the same percentage, and no monthly fees

You might go to PayPal and check out the store part of their web site (I don't
have the link handy) and see what they say

fwiw, I use www.protx.com, they charge £20 per month and no transaction
fee if you have less than 1000 transactions per month. They provide
excellent code examples in all languages, I found it very easy to setup.

to the op, you need more than just a template to create a store, unless
you go down the Paypal route, but even then you need to program some stuff.

Dooza