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So not everyone is happy to edit files in order to make changes ( “You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time”) Not a problem just use this header_tag add-on and you can select the required theme in admin. It's about as simple as i can make it. Any other changes are down to the user. Remember you have 18 themes to select and each can be chnaged further using the color tweak add-on here JcM Color Tweak V1.1 so you have millions options to use on your site! Has been tested on Phoenix 1.0.2.2 only. Enjoy! JcM New Themes Header Tags-V1.0.zip

Reuploaded all Phoenix compatible Addons flagged for Phoenix

v1.0.7.4 is tagged and announced; https://www.oscommerce.com/Us&News=166

JcM New Themes Header Tags-V1.0 Phoenix JcM New Themes Header Tags-V1.0 A simple header_tag module to let you change the theme on your Phoenix site. This is a standalone add-on and makes no changes to core files. Comes with 18 Bootstrap 4 themes to select from. You can make further changes to each by using the color tweak add-on. JcM Color Tweak V1.1 That’s it simply copy all files of the into relevant sections and go to admin modules /header tags and install. You can then select the required theme in admin. too many images to post here to show each theme but you can see them here https://bootswatch.com/ Has been tested on Phoenix 1.0.2.2 only. Enjoy!

I've updated the module to version 1.0.13 to remove a potential SQL injection and tidy the account saved cards display when there are multiple cards (thanks @Smoky Barnable). @mhsuffolk I'm afraid the current version does not support Apple Pay, etc but looking at the Stripe documentation, it does not look too difficult to add. It just involves adding an extra HTML element to host a 'Payment Request' button which is displayed for certain compatible browsers, and some javascript and server code to support the creation and processing of a 'PaymentRequest' in a similar fashion to the handling of the 'PaymentIntent' in the current version. I'll add it to my list of things to do.

A new version has been uploaded with these changes: Added a page in admin to find and delete suspected fake accounts. Original code supplied by @Chadduck . Added a page in admin to allow deleting an array from the tracking table and to view the log. Added an option to verify the submitted IP. Added an option to verify the postal code. Added an option to verify the state and country pair is valid. Added an option to check the time to submit a form. Added filesize to dislay of the cron job results. Changed the option for the Math Captcha to use an image or text. Changed the captcha.php file to include a missing parameter. Found by @puggybelle Changed the mysql command to work for non-standard database names. Found by @Chadduck. Changed the cron output to show the size of the file. Changed the IP List setting to include check TOR IP's. Changed the names used in the hidden fields in case hacker scripts scan for the common name of honeypot. Corrected a typo in the error messages. Found by @puggybelle. Corrected the session name in captcha.php. Found by @ecartz. Fixed problem with the cpatcha code so it now works correctly. Removed a line of test code that was overlooked. Removed the notification option. All emails are now sent using the log tracker option.

'Nothing ventured, nothing gained' --- In order to achieve, you need to act and take risks. I think we can all agree that the existing documentation is a bit dated. A lot has changed since it was written and it is in bad need of an update. Doing so will no doubt require a ton of work but if we crowd source it, I'm sure we can come up with something useful for the entire community. If you want to help out and give something back this is your chance. It's an opportunity for everyone to get involved. I think a good place to start would be to document what each of the menu options, on the admin side, does. As a start and example, here is what Fredi Rubinshtein and I came up with. Navigation Bar and the NavBar Modules If you agree that something along this line in needed and would like to help out just pick a menu item and post here which item you've decided to tackle. We don't want to duplicate the effort. I'll try to keep track of who is doing what and create a bit of an index. For those tackling a menu item please try to follow the example and provide a brief explanation, with screen shots of the steps involved and what they do. It would be nice if we ended up with a document that looked as if it was part of a single effort. Let's do this. Dan

Uploaded updated Store Mode: Store Mode Phoenix 1.3.1. Changes 1.3.1: - fixed typo in header module english language file. Thanks to @mhsuffolk - fixed undefined error message. Thanks to @mhsuffolk Changes 1.3.0: - header module updated for Phoenix BS 4 - Updated header module message to show correct offline time if 2h auto setting is used - Updated admin header module message for 2h auto setting

Uploaded new package : AJAX Attribute Manager Phoenix with; v 3.0.0 for Phoenix 1.0.0.0-1.0.2.x (older BS version support removed) v3.1.0 for Phoenix 1.0.3.x changes: + Updated for Phoenix 1.0.3.x compatibility + hooked all modifications + no core file modifications at all + removed modified files and references for older BS version

There is absolutely no problem with discussions about other carts, so long as the discussion is in the context of us here at osCommerce. For example, there would be absolutely no problem in someone asking; At the moment I am using "whatever-cart", I'm thinking about changing to osc...does osc have XYZ feature? And no problem in someone replying; It doesn't have XYZ, but if you install osc and then download this addon...you will then have something very like XYZ There is a problem in that person given advice such as; Keep using "whatever-cart" It's a matter of common sense. Does the reply that is being made "help the situation" with regards to osC gaining positivity. If yes: post it. If no: dont post it.

This release introduces a number of key improvements: the foundations of a bootstrapped admin (more to follow...) revamped categories/products page in admin with product tabs and pre-placed hooks much improved checkout pages layout with pre-placed hooks modernisation of Reviews system new Password Forgotten module flags for inactive modules in admin removal of deprecated code, redundant pages, functions and features bug fixes and other minor code improvements LEANER. SIMPLER. FASTER. Download: https://github.com/gburton/CE-Phoenix/archive/master.zip

It's ready. - Latest oscommerce (phoenix 1.0.3.0) compatible. - Fixed more cache issues. Now sqlite and memcache are only enabled if system supports the methods. - Moved admin edits to hooks. Now only two files on catalog needs to be modified. - Removed database table constants. - TODO: Allow to processs links outside root folder (ie. ext/directory). This is useful for addons like Twitter typeahead. Can someone test the atached files before uploading to addons? USU5_210.zip

I think you may get passed back to gary's last reply. Whilst its gary that is doing the hard work, it the store owners and developers who have supported him over the years with his 28 days of code modules and the Phoenix supporters. Without either of them oscommerce would not be here today. If it had been left to those that want something for nothing and are not happy with that so they want more, then there would be no oscommerce.

@14steve14 I have been updating shop from own cart script ---> oscommerce 2.1---> 2.2 ( which is heavily modified with altered modules, core and database modifications) ---> 2.3 ---> 2.3 GOLD ---> 2.3 EDGE ---> 2.3 FROZEN .. and I am planning to go for latest Phoenix version ( already on server for testing and updating) when the sales season end hopeful on April/May ... between the updating I lost some modules because they are done by someone who have never be on the forum any more and are not needed at moment .. it was the easiest thing I have done .. check this as @Mikepo said You need time on the begin and spend some money.. but after that it will be so easy on the future. after more people making, updating add-ons to sitewide hook system. Phoenix is the future.. @burt has done really good work and still doing and updating it (so easy to update from A to Z)... when everyone know that oscommerce become slowly dead.

Sorry for posting in the other theme add-on's thread my mistake. moderators can remove if required. Just for a little fun added 10 more themes. Just copy over files and edit as required. Phoenix Boostrap 4 themes V1.1.zip

I have just uploaded v1.2.6 for CE Phoenix to https://apps.oscommerce.com/wwEZ9&order-editor-for2-3-v1-0 It includes some bug fixes to edit_orders.php and the header_tags.php module. Bug fixes include those reported by @artfulweb and some of the php7.3 compatibility issues that I came across in a quick fire-up The thrust of the changes is that the hooks system is slightly different in Phoenix so the modified orders.php is different, some more constants have been hard-coded and checking if variables are set has been added before checking if they are arrays.

JcM Bank Transfer Payments V1.0 Phoenix This is a simple add-on that allows you to add Bank Transfer as a Payments option. It’s an update to an existing add-on so all credit to original author. It requires NO core changes so just copy over the files provided. Once it’s installed simply go to admin and install and turn on. Bank details are set in admin Email sent to customer will show bank details to make payment If you wish the invoice to show your bank details then you need to edit your invoice.php or use the one provided (this is optional). That’s it enjoy. It has only been tested on Phoenix 1.0.4.0 only. Can be seen working on this custom test site

😂 PHP 7.4 is now live! so does this mean you have all been wasting your time updating your sites to 7.3!! NO of course not.... EOF is of no intrest to most people they will build a site using a version of software configure it and customise it as they like. They then use it. To update or not is to decide if the update offers any aditional benfits that they need. If the answer is yes then good update. If the answer is no then just get on with running your buisness. There is no single answer for all each has to decide waht is right for them.

Not in the app's store just download from here. JcM index new products V1.0 Phoenix A simple add-on to let you display an index new products on your site This allows you to set the number of days from which the new products are selected. If no new products added in that period nothing is displayed. So you could set it to show new products added in last week, month or year. You can change the title to whatever you prefer “New products this week” It also make use of a small bit of code to allow you to have the image change on mouse hover (this is done using a small snip-it of code posted by @kgtee in the forum. To use the image change you need to add both the main image and one large image. As you will see the display has been changed to show a nice compact view with the product name disabled and the image set in the top of the card. The product name can be turned on again if required in admin. Again totally stand-alone with no core code change. Simply copy all files into relevant sections and go to admin and install. That's it Enjoy. Can be see working on this site JcM index new products Phoenix V1.0.zip

I provide a fairly regular, small updates; With actual step by step instructions on exactly what to do to perform the update; upload X uninstall Y delete Z I also provide a zip file of just the changes. I also link to diff (comparison) files. I also provide direct SQL as and when needed. With a large update, say once a year...you'd get none of that. This way...you have a choice; You can perform the small updates as they come out, or you can ignore them and just do a large update when that comes out. It makes no sense, to me, that anyone would be upset by having more choice.

@Demitry You'll find additional information about it in the Phoenix club...sign up there if you haven't already and you'll find a thread describing what it does and an explanation of how it works. Basically Gary has split the product information pages up into modules that you can control the placement of from the admin side....in addition to the normal sort order you can select whether something is placed at the top, left, right, perhaps center and bottom of the page. You can also control the width the item occupies. It in effect gives you total control over the placement of items on the product information page. It's a must have and should give you a good idea of how to achieve what you want. You'll need to become a supporter to get the actual code but you can at least have a look to see if it is the sort of thing you're trying to achieve. Supporting Phoenix is something everyone using osC, in it's various forms, should do. If it's not in a shop owners budget it needs to be. Dan

Most users I think do not wish to become a slave to a constant upgrade merry go round. As before most will just pick a point in time and install it, make the mods they need to make a usable working live shop and stick with it. It's wonderfull news that supporters are getting aditional code and early access to new versons. I'm sure they are very happy with this. However I don't see the point of you constantly posting this out side the closed club! It's of no use to anyone who is not part of the closed club. If they are part of the club then they will already know about it. osC forum has never been a place for hard selling! I'm sure people can make desisions without it beeing constantly pushed into their faces. This second hand cars sales (chugging) approach is not a nice look for osC 😊 but if that's the route chosen then so be it.

So here is another option, this you can print or save as pdf to email. file is attached. This is based on a bootstrap template by @arboshiki so all credit is his. It has been updated to work with osC. invoice.php

If you have used Phoenix then you know it uses some very boring payment icons in the footer suffix. It's an easy fix to change these for something a bit more intresting. Simply edit includes/languages/english/modules/content/footer_suffix/cm_footer_extra_icons.php and replace the last line with this. define('MODULE_CONTENT_FOOTER_EXTRA_ICONS_TEXT', ' <p> <img src="https://www.merchantequip.com/image/?logos=v|m|a|d|p&height=32" alt="Merchant Equipment Store Credit Card Logos"/></p>'); You will now have a bit of color 😊 in the footer. You can edit as you like to add more or change size. The change is made in this part of the code "logos=v|m|a|d|p&height=32" or visit the site and make your own. that's it enjoy.

Thanks yes with a little work you can make your site very distinctive You can combine the themes mod with the color tweek add-on JcM Color Tweak V1.1 You can then make small changes to the theme to make it your own. This is the Sketchy-bootstrap.min.css theme with color tweak default settings.