Want customers to be able to easily reorder their favorite products? Take a look at Zen Cart Favorites, a mod which allows logged in users to build a favorites list.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
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Its a cool add on but I wanted to see a thumbnail of the product in the add panel. As it is now, only the core product specs are listed. If an item has several attributes but same specs, then the Buyer cannot know which one is been added. For example, if I chose a red mouse with same price, stock number and weight but different colors, I may end up bookmarking the wrong one.
Otherwise, the module provides an advanced customer interactive feature reminiscent of the days Amazon introduced the epic “Customers Who Bought” feature.
Comment by Ecommerce Consultant — Friday, August 12, 2011 @ 9:58 am