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kymation

Member Since 10 Sep 2003
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In Topic: Want to put my categories into boxes with pics on the home page

Yesterday, 05:54 PM

Modular Front Page is a collection of modules. You need to find the module you want to change and compare the SQL in that. In the case of Categories Images, that's /catalog/includes/modules/front_page/fp_categories_images.php. Look at the SQL code in lines 44 - 55. If you're showing subcategories, you also need to change the SQL in lines 164 - 175. The added code is the same in both cases.

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Jim

In Topic: DynaMenu error

Yesterday, 03:33 AM

That addon clearly states it is for osCommerce version 2.2x. You are on version 2.3. Don't even try this unless you are sufficiently skilled with PHP to convert it to your version.

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Jim

In Topic: CONTRIBUTION Product Tabs

13 June 2013 - 11:24 PM

The Products Specifications addon includes tabs on the Product Info page, since it needs someplace to put the specifications. It all depends on what you need the tabs for. More information would be helpful.

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Jim

In Topic: Super Fish Navagation Menu Vertical Superfish

13 June 2013 - 11:21 PM

I've run out of time to play with this, so here's what I've got so far. This is an adaptation of a pulldown categories menu using superfish that I wrote for a client. It works but it's not very pretty yet.

I need some volunteers to test this. Put this on your test site and tell me what you think. It should be considered Beta code, so don't try this on a live site. I'm not responsible if it looks ugly, fails to work, or blows up your entire site.* Be warned. Oh, and it requires PHP 5+. I haven't scrubbed it of all the modern code.

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Jim

*It didn't blow up on my test site, but my site is not yours.

In Topic: [Addon} Modular Front Page

13 June 2013 - 10:34 PM

@406_JEM
PHP only allows you to define a constant once. A second define of the same constant is ignored and a warning is thrown. You won't see the warning message if you have error reporting turned off. My guess is that the social login addon is defining HEADING_TITLE (improperly) and overriding the proper definition. Removing that define is the correct action.

@Nico01
I juggled the div tags to make the output more consistent. It was producing an incorrect output in some configurations. The result was ... odd. This release should now work with all versions of jQuery UI. I hope.

Regards
Jim

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