Hotclutch

Phoenix and the community editions never cared about compatibility with SEO URLs. If I were you I would stay on my working shop and wait for the release of V4, even though there is no confirmed release date and no one knows if it will be production ready when released. But at least from the information shared there will be a built in migration path for URLs. Or you can commit SEO suicide and abandon SEO URLs to continue on with Phoenix.

There's a price to pay for not doing maintenance to your shop for so long, either literally by hiring someone to do a migration for you, or in the form of your own hard work to search out the fixes required to update your files. It depends on your level as webmaster, but in general it won't be easy. Yes.

class tableBox { var $table_border = '0'; var $table_width = '100%'; var $table_cellspacing = '0'; var $table_cellpadding = '2'; var $table_parameters = ''; var $table_row_parameters = ''; var $table_data_parameters = ''; // class constructor function __construct($contents, $direct_output = false) {

Thank you Harald, for your contribution. And good luck for your future endeavours.

The 2nd picture suggests that you have css files not loading ... somewhere http must be made https, probably configure files.

post your tep_draw_button code.

When you tried this, what was the html output in view source code ?

I just checked the original tep_draw_button function and it does have this already: if ( isset($params['newwindow']) ) { $button .= ' target="_blank"'; } so if you do want to open a new window you should not have to do any additional coding.

That error has to do with this line of code: $button .= ' type="' . tep_output_string($params['type']) . '"'; not the part with target="_blank"

Have you tried target="_blank" for parameters ?

See the 4th shop on this page: https://sites.oscommerce.com/ The new osCommerce menu appears to function like this.

I see the demo page has been taken down. https://demo.oscommerce.com/ And the osCommerce Live Sites page looks different. https://sites.oscommerce.com/

If my math is correct, 2-9 July. Let's see what happens 😁

See the first post in this thread: How much work would be required to migrate from the 2 series to V4 remains to be seen, because not much has been revealed about the code or new database structure in V4. I think Vadym (osCommerce-official) did mention that there would be an upgrade script, but this would presumably be for a stock installation of osC 2.

what's the problem again ?