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What is VirtueMart?

VirtueMart is an open source e-commerce component for Joomla!.

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VirtueMart is an open source e-commerce component for Joomla!. 

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It enables Joomla site administrators to build a product catalog, confgure payment and shipping methods, and allows the selling of products online. 
Like any other shopping cart (such as osCommerce, Zen Cart, Magento, and so on), 

VirtueMart allows administrators to
  • confgure the shop, 
  • confgure the selling workfow, 
  • confgure the payment and shipping options, 
  • confgure product categories and
  • catalog, and manage customers and orders.

 However, the difference between VirtueMart and shopping cart applications like osCommerce and Zen Cart, is that VirtueMart runs as part of Joomla! CMS. It is fully integrated to a Joomla! site, shares the same authentication and authorization mechanism, and also the same look and feel of the Joomla! site.
osCommerce and Zen Cart can run independently, but VirtueMart cannot run independently (it runs as component of Joomla!). 

General features

Secure Sockets Layer 
It uses the security architecture of Joomla! and also has the capability of using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption, up to 128-bit. This encryption of HTTPS communication makes VirtueMart much safer for the buyers and sellers. 

Flexible tax model
another good feature of VirtueMart is its flexible tax model. In VirtueMart, sales taxes can be calculated based on a ship-to address, store address, or EU mode. In EU mode, taxes are calculated based on store the owner's address when the customer comes from an EU country.

Customer details maintenance
Once a customer is registered with Joomla! , that user can maintain their addresses, and also can view their order history and order details.
Whenever a product is sold in VirtueMart shop, an order confrmation email is sent to shopper and the store owner. The administrator of the shop can customize the order confrmation mail and other emails sent to customers

Multiple languages for the Joomla
-VirtueMart has excellent localization capability
- we can also use multiple currencies

(For more information on VirtueMart and getting a copy , visit http://www.virtuemart.net.)

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Building Joomla! sites from scratch, and systematically customizing them to your needs


Building Joomla! sites from scratch.

A sitemap is critical to having a well organized site. You must make an effort to draft one before you start working in the administrator backend.

Joomla generates a page the instant you click its link. This means that the pages viewed can be easily changed by changing the menu links rather than the content itself.

Joomla offers two methods to organize articles. The first is to use uncategorized articles, which are suited for very small sites. For larger sites the second method of sections in categories needs to be used.

Building Joomla! sites from scratch.

A sitemap is critical to having a well organized site. You must make an effort to draft one before you start working in the administrator backend.

Joomla generates a page the instant you click its link. This means that the pages viewed can be easily changed by changing the menu links rather than the content itself.

Joomla offers two methods to organize articles. The first is to use uncategorized articles, which are suited for very small sites. For larger sites the second method of sections in categories needs to be used.


Making your pages with uncategorized content items is the simplest way to build a Joomla site, but it is difficult to manage with more than a dozen pages.


Sections and Categories

If I have many more articles than a dozen, using uncategorized articles isn't going to work. If I pick up the stack, I might have to flip through a thousand pieces of paper.

Joomla offers two levels: the highest is called sections, and below that are categories.

You can't put content items in a section; they must go in a category. This means that each section needs at least one category.
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