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Hoi all,

I'm currently trying to build a small e-commerce site trough CMSMS. I tried this using Shop Made Simple, Cart Made Simple and Payment Made Simple.


I've installed the modules and made a page that's named products containing this code: I've also made a page called shoppingcart containing code: Now i've added some products, but when I press the "add to cart" button i get a new page with this info:
No template passed from page and no default template available.
Please inform webmaster.

If I then go to my shopping cart i get this: But when I press "View cart" I also get the No template error.  

This module is attached to frontendusermodule, and in FEU there's a group that's named CartMadeSimple.

If i click on this group in the backend at FEU i get this error: How can I attach my cart to the products module or is the FEU-error the problem?

I hope someone can help me, thanks.

Not being terribly familiar with the "Cart Made Simple" module... I'd begin looking at the settings for "Cart Made Simple" and see if there is any setting for what template is used for what carts, and ensure that these exist. 

What I have found is that the Cart, Products, and Orders modules from calguy1000 seem to work better and have more documentation and users than the "**** Made Simple" e-commerce modules.  You may try uninstalling and removing completely the "**** Made Simple" modules (important because the php classes cannot co-exist between these modules and the Cart/Products/Orders modules), and installing all the CG-based modules (Cart/Products/Orders/CGECommerceBage/CGExtensions/etc).

Sorry that doesn't address exactly what your issue might be, but maybe this will help you a bit to get going.

Hi,

First of all you have to set a default template. I selected fe_showcart.

Probably that solves the problem in the backend as well since no users are added to your shapmadesimple group.

Let me know if you need more help. I've build 2 shops using these modules.

Regards,
Arjan

@sjukke,

The answer of bob_basli should at least give a better start, if not the end solution.

With regards to the documentation: I've written a book that helps you out with regards to these modules. It outlines which steps to take and helps you with regards on the various detailed variables that can be set and how those influence the outcome on the front end and for you in the back end.
The book can be ordered via duketown.eu/shop.

Thanks for looking into Shop and Cart Made Simple,

Duketown