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Baz · 22-05-2007, 11:53

Im interested in using an automated script to help me with online ordering.

For eg, Dominos Pizza (www.dominos.com.au)

I have no idea on what web app they use and what not.

If anyone could really give me a heads up woul be excellent

Thanks!

Dirti · 23-05-2007, 13:53

A site like that would probably use an in house CMS

freelancr · 02-06-2007, 06:22

Bespoke, but the site is really badly made, flash everywhere covering up the slow ass drop downs. Fuck this. [Ctrl+W]

rfresh · 13-06-2007, 19:36

If you're looking for speed, PHP on a Linux box would work well. If you're looking for some speed AND state of the art Ajaxing, I'd go with Ruby on Rails!

RalphF
GoldRushWebHosting.com

greenmop · 28-06-2007, 15:45

Hi Baz,

I recommend downloading and installing the 30 day trial of EROL e-commerce software. This software is normally used for shopping carts. However, I use this software regularly and can give you tips on how it could be easily used for ordering fast food. I have also developed an easy way to receive sms notifications on your mobile for each order.

goto EROLonline

Once you install it and try it out, contact me via this forum and i'll show how this can be done easily.

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Baz Registered User Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 25	What web app is suitable for online fast food ordering? Im interested in using an automated script to help me with online ordering. For eg, Dominos Pizza (www.dominos.com.au) I have no idea on what web app they use and what not. If anyone could really give me a heads up woul be excellent Thanks!

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Dirti Professional Idiot Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Uk Posts: 59	A site like that would probably use an in house CMS

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freelancr Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 2,180	Bespoke, but the site is really badly made, flash everywhere covering up the slow ass drop downs. Fuck this. [Ctrl+W]

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rfresh Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 33	If you're looking for speed, PHP on a Linux box would work well. If you're looking for some speed AND state of the art Ajaxing, I'd go with Ruby on Rails! RalphF GoldRushWebHosting.com

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greenmop Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 30	Hi Baz, I recommend downloading and installing the 30 day trial of EROL e-commerce software. This software is normally used for shopping carts. However, I use this software regularly and can give you tips on how it could be easily used for ordering fast food. I have also developed an easy way to receive sms notifications on your mobile for each order. goto EROLonline Once you install it and try it out, contact me via this forum and i'll show how this can be done easily.

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