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Xpajun

Member Since 13 Dec 2007
Offline Last Active Apr 25 2012, 07:02

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About Me

I make and sell specialist parts for 4x4s which is what got me into osCommerce in the first place (as well as the fact that it's free).

I currently own 2 4x4s one a total off-roader - the one I play with (the one in my avatar) and the other is a tow tug and daily drive.

Unfortunately due to work pressures I haven't been able to get off-road for over a year - something I hope to resolve in 2011.

You can see my osCommerce store at http://xpajun.com - which if you look you'll find running on 2.3.1 - managed to update it prematurely last night (December3).

Why prematurely? Well the idea was to upload the admin first and make sure that was working before updating the front-end except a keystroke in the wrong place had the admin over-writing the front-end arggghhhhh.

Well I burnt the midnight oil and got it up and running - still needs a bit more work doing on it (on both ends) but there are a lot of features standard in 2.3.1 that are worth having a store up early for.

Thanks for stopping by and reading - just remember anyone can make a mistake - back-up - back-up - back-up!!!

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In Topic: "Parse Error: Syntax Error" etc etc.

01 February 2012, 08:54

Dominic,

Your original problem was caused by you either deleting the ' at the beginning or end of your text or not escaping ' within the text e.g. it's should be it\'s your's should be your\'s

define('TEXT_MAIN', 'This is how everyone\'s text should look like within a define');

In Topic: Is oscommerce for me? (before I spend 30 hours configuring it like the last o...

20 January 2012, 21:08

Internationalo customers will only see the international shipping rates while local customer only see local rates.

However if you have a international customer that wants to ship to a local location then they will see the local shipping rates... or a local customer that wants to ship to a international destination then they will see the internatinal shipping rates

In Topic: which version should I use

15 January 2012, 14:22

2.3.1 is more secure and more stable than 2.2rc2a

Your best option is to install 2.3.1

In Topic: customer password turn into readable text

13 January 2012, 14:15

Try asking on the support forum to the cart of which you are moving - if you get no answer I wouldn't move!!!

In Topic: Deprecated: Function session_is_registered() is deprecated in

11 January 2012, 08:41

ecgbyme, on 11 January 2012, 04:27, said:

Will upgrading to 2.3.1 loose all of my custom setting, all the work that has been done? Would it be like starting over?

Possibly - but it will give you a store that is more secure than what you are using at the moment and which has been written for php5.3 (which really means php6)

If you just starting a store or have not yet gone live you should be using 2.3.1 - it'll be easier now than a couple years down the line with a busy store and finding that you have to upgrade