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Which eCommerce CMS will work in Tor? I tried many CMS like OpenCart, Magento and Wordpress etc, but none of these open correctly in Tor browser, I mean only HTML markup loads up, but no images, stylesheets and scripts.

Also, can anyone advise me which CMS to choose? I want to build an eCommerce website for selling stuff. I'm on this issue for 3 weeks and haven't gotten any solution so far and I'm running out of time.

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I have no experience with this and I can't advice on which system to use, but you should figure out why those systems won't load any linked files. Have you looked at the links? Are they correct? Are they absolute or relative URLs? Do you get 404s or other errors in your web server log?
There is probably some way to config where your document root is and where your linked assets should sit relative to that.

There is no reason why this would not work over the Tor network.

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  • Here is the onion address you can check 6d3d76cpeycrl42j.onion
    – Umair Razzaq
    Dec 8, 2014 at 12:47
  • Yes i still think this way that there is no reason why it still can't run correctly, cause its running fine on normal browser like Firefox.
    – Umair Razzaq
    Dec 8, 2014 at 12:49
  • So first of all the site is on localhost (Xampp Server), and the paths are also absolute like (localhost/wp/...), but some absolute links which are coming from CDN like Google jQuery is loading fine. And yes if i go to another page than i got this error "Unable to connect - Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at localhost."
    – Umair Razzaq
    Dec 8, 2014 at 12:51
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    "the paths are also absolute like (localhost/wp/...), " <-- this is why.
    – Jobiwan
    Dec 8, 2014 at 13:52
  • Sorry it was wordpess website in sub-directory in localhost thats why its showing paths like this. But I've also put Wordpess in root of localhost, so that gives same result mean images & scripts not loading in tor.
    – Umair Razzaq
    Dec 8, 2014 at 13:56
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Finally I've done it, and thought by posting it would help others to not do mistake that I've done. Now i think any CMS can be run with Tor, I was installing CMS with normal Firefox Browser and than run on Tor browser that's where Path's Issue comes in.

So in simple words CMS/Framework will also need to be setup/install via Tor Browser.

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Laravel can be a good option for this I found the best script that can be used as eCommerce for onion website

https://tor.wittyanswer.com/onion-ecommerce-marketplace-script/

this script is built especially for TOR network

http://demo.botdigit.com/

Feature of this script and CMS ?

  1. Laravel Security Features
  2. Reduce Laravel Vulnerabilities From CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery)
  3. Protection against XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)
  4. SQL Injection
  5. Improve Laravel Application Security
  6. Laravel Security Packages
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