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[cdresor]

OsCommerce is installed by my webhotel. The only available language is US English, and I want to change this to Swedish.
All topics relating to this are referring to a file structure similar to "/catalog/includes/languages/ or /catalog/admin/includes/languages/, but there is no folder called catalog or includes. My file structure has the top folder "OM", which is containing Config, Core, Custom, External, Tests and Work folder.

Inside /core/site/admin/languages there is an en_US folder and an en_US.php file.  oscomm2.tiff   127.4K   2 downloads I added the downloaded add-on Swedish folder and swedish.php file. Well, nothing happened. I still only have the en_US option when administrating OsCommerce under application->configuration->languages.

I have no clue. Maybe I need to pay someone to fix my online store

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[burt]

Your webhost has installed v3 which is not for production use by non-developers.

You need to nuke it, and install 2.3.1

[DunWeb]

@cdresor

That is not a stable version of osCommerce.




Chris

Edited by DunWeb, 26 June 2012 - 05:25 PM.

[cdresor]

OK, thanks to both of you. I clearly could not have known this
Cheers,
Karsten

[DunWeb]

@cdresor

Actually,  If you check the download page on this website, you will see it clearly states:

"Note: osCommerce Online Merchant v3.0 is currently in development and does not yet contain the same user-end features that v2.3 has. This release is recommended for developers and users who are participating in its development and are providing feedback."

If you installed this from a One Click installer offered by your hosting provider, you should inform them of the above to prevent countless others from installing the developers release by mistake.



Chris

[cdresor]

DunWeb, on 26 June 2012 - 09:03 PM, said:

@cdresor

Actually,  If you check the download page on this website, you will see it clearly states:

"Note: osCommerce Online Merchant v3.0 is currently in development and does not yet contain the same user-end features that v2.3 has. This release is recommended for developers and users who are participating in its development and are providing feedback."

If you installed this from a One Click installer offered by your hosting provider, you should inform them of the above to prevent countless others from installing the developers release by mistake.



Chris

Thanks!
Actually I told them, and they replied that they will look into this tomorrow and make necessary changes. I can´t avoid thinking if my (lack of understanding about the) problem actually should make me understand it is too difficult for me to set up an e-sale site. Although I have good stuff to sell
Cheers,
Karsten

[DunWeb]

@cdresor

Actually, if you download v2.3.1 and read the documentation it is quite easy to install and this forum is a GREAT means of advice and support.



Chris

[cdresor]

DunWeb, on 26 June 2012 - 09:25 PM, said:

@cdresor

Actually, if you download v2.3.1 and read the documentation it is quite easy to install and this forum is a GREAT means of advice and support.



Chris

My web hotel downgrader to 2.3.1, and it seems much easier I must admit. I am working on trying to get it to work.....and yes, this forum seems to be great!
Cheers,
Karsten