Thanks @rob. So just to confirm, no need to copy and paste individual product ID’s into the stack as required for @YuzoolSupport @YuzoolSupport Checkout 2 stack ? This looks at my STRIPE account holistically ? Kind Regards | Justin
Hi @TemplateRepo - and thanks for your reply. Interestingly you are using two e-commerce solutions. Is that because neither do what you want them to do well ? Or because each provide a unique response to the requirements of a specific clients requirement. I would be interested to know where one excels over the other. Of the two which one you would recommend I integrate into my Foundry framework ? ( examples would be good also ) Kind Regards | Justin
I like these forums @TemplateRepo . It reminds me that I need to put in place some redirects. The Dinky Pixel website is now retired and I have moved to over to now work under the heading of White Horse Web Design. Thanks for the ‘heads up’ 
Kind Regards | Justin
I use about half a dozen, maybe more. But those are the only two native to RW.
Not at all. It’s just different applications require different solutions.
You can’t be so black and white with such things. One excels over the other in certain situations, and vice-versa. it’s about choosing the right tool for the task, not bending the task to suit the tool.
I have no clue what you actually need, so it’s impossible to make recommendations.
From your site, you like me, make websites for clients? So my best advice is to get both, invest time into learning both, then use whichever works the best for a particular requirement. And don’t be restricted to native RW solutions. There is a whole world of great e-commerce solutions out there that be plugged into any website.
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PaySnap does not deal with “Stripe Products”, it only facilitates the connection to the Stripe Checkout feature.
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