Hi;
In the Information section at left column, there are only 4 default items: Shipping & Return, Privacy Notice, Condition of Use, and Contact Us, I want to add more items in this section so it will be more informative, but I do not know how to do it. I really appreciate your great help.
Thanks.
Peter
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How can I add more items to the information section
Started by peterOSC, Jul 05 2012 07:39 PM
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Posted 05 July 2012 - 08:03 PM
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Posted 06 July 2012 - 05:09 AM
Hi; Chris,
Thank you for your nice information. I solved the problem. One more question, do you know where is the database located (which directory?) and what is the name of the database? I searched every where, cannot find the database,
I really appreciate your help.
Peter
Thank you for your nice information. I solved the problem. One more question, do you know where is the database located (which directory?) and what is the name of the database? I searched every where, cannot find the database,
I really appreciate your help.
Peter
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Posted 06 July 2012 - 05:19 AM
@peterOSC
The database is a DATABASE.....not a file. The database NAME is whatever you named it when you created it. If you used a One Click installer from your hosting provider to install osCommerce then you will have to look at the /includes/configure.php file to see what the database is named and the default password it was assigned.
Chris
The database is a DATABASE.....not a file. The database NAME is whatever you named it when you created it. If you used a One Click installer from your hosting provider to install osCommerce then you will have to look at the /includes/configure.php file to see what the database is named and the default password it was assigned.
Chris
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Posted 06 July 2012 - 07:48 AM
If you have cpanel on your hosting account the database is in the phpmyadmin area.
REMEMBER BACKUP, BACKUP AND BACKUP
I am not a coder, so dont bother sending PMs asking for help as you wont get any.
OSC has a steep learning curve, but in general the program does work. If it doesnt work, the chances are it is something you have done.
I am not a coder, so dont bother sending PMs asking for help as you wont get any.
OSC has a steep learning curve, but in general the program does work. If it doesnt work, the chances are it is something you have done.
