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developing Ms Access Back End for Oscommerce?
16 November 2011, 17:14
someone claims to be developing Ms Access Back End for Oscommerce. i am curious. i had been using ms Access since version 2 and i know for sure Access is NOT developed for use in a public facing website let alone web shops. maybe you have a mate who is one of the Access developers and manage to smuggle a sepcially compiled version with the connection threshold/throttle removed, or you would be the only user/customer, or you have a means to cut off people when the connections reach, say, 10, otherwise it wont work. period. if it does, M$ wont be able to sell its SQL Server. M$ is not stupid.
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osc3.0.2 - first trial & some issues
07 August 2011, 08:05
first looked at the file set, its completely different from any previous versions. then i had the urge to install it immediately and fond out what it would look like.
the installation (on a local server) went smoothly and finished in a couple of minutes w/o glitch except a few php notice seen at admin, which i ignored as everything the shop and the 'aministration tool' looked fine anf working.
that is until:
1. i changed the currency to GBP or Euro, both currencies' symbol did not display properly, e.g GBP would be A£ instead of £. i had to change the browser's encoding to unicode (UTF-8), which fixed the problem but thats not a solution as most shop visitors in the real world would not know to do this;
2. worse to come (unfortunately), i decided to change the English symbol to use UK flag and the default currency to GBP using the admin tool. the devil came out obviously unhappy with the changes i made (it would be a normal change for any previous version), and the admin tool hangs ever since displaying the ever spinning loading icon, further more, many language definition no longer show correctly, e.g index_heading instead of the right heading being shown at both the shop and admin, button_reset instead of Reset, table_heading_countries instead of just Countries., all the application menu shows app_title instead of the title for the sub-menu. in short, the admin tool no longer work.
at the point i had no idea why it does this and how to fix it. i guess i would re-install it later.
so far, i can only say the jquery button is much clearer and there seems no admin folder to hack. further comments would have to wait until i reinstall it, and perhaps fix the encoding issue.
Ken
the installation (on a local server) went smoothly and finished in a couple of minutes w/o glitch except a few php notice seen at admin, which i ignored as everything the shop and the 'aministration tool' looked fine anf working.
that is until:
1. i changed the currency to GBP or Euro, both currencies' symbol did not display properly, e.g GBP would be A£ instead of £. i had to change the browser's encoding to unicode (UTF-8), which fixed the problem but thats not a solution as most shop visitors in the real world would not know to do this;
2. worse to come (unfortunately), i decided to change the English symbol to use UK flag and the default currency to GBP using the admin tool. the devil came out obviously unhappy with the changes i made (it would be a normal change for any previous version), and the admin tool hangs ever since displaying the ever spinning loading icon, further more, many language definition no longer show correctly, e.g index_heading instead of the right heading being shown at both the shop and admin, button_reset instead of Reset, table_heading_countries instead of just Countries., all the application menu shows app_title instead of the title for the sub-menu. in short, the admin tool no longer work.
at the point i had no idea why it does this and how to fix it. i guess i would re-install it later.
so far, i can only say the jquery button is much clearer and there seems no admin folder to hack. further comments would have to wait until i reinstall it, and perhaps fix the encoding issue.
Ken
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