By i25 on

I've never used Ubercart, but I'm rebuilding an old Zen Cart store and I want to use Ubercart. In looking at different examples and usage of Ubercart, it seems like they all look like an online store (which I know is the purpose of it).

I would like to create a Drupal site that looks like a regular site, but that includes the Ubercart store and products located in the Content area of the site. Can Ubercart be integrated into a Drupal site in this manner?

I know this is a vague question, but I want to know if a Drupal site can look like a "regular" website and also have Ubercart in use...

Thanks in advance... any thoughts/examples sites etc would be very helpful.

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aitala’s picture

aitala commented

Yes, I am testing out something similar. Just don't use the Uberdrupal profile... install UC as a regular module.

You can put a link to the store/catalog in the menus like any other module. You can also hide the shopping cart block if there is nothing in it.

See http://f1m.com/d6/ (while its still online)

Eric

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vm’s picture

vm commented

you can use a multisite install with a subdomain

yourmaindomain.com
store.yourmaindomain.com

where store.yourmaindomain.com uses the same code base as your main site but has within it the ubercart.module

cayenne’s picture

cayenne commented

Yes

Ubercart, which is a drupal set of modules, sits in its little corner and does not make your site look like nothing but a store.

:)