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  1. Hello, I am just wondering... has anybody tried with oscommerce 2.3.1? Thank you.
  2. Thank you for your replies.Well... I am trying. So far it is a headache.
  3. Hello, I am looking for a script for product designer similar to this --> http://www.russianflora.com/bouquetbuilder/bqlaunch.php Please, somebody HELP me! I need guidance.
  4. P.S. Here you can see how it works ---> http://www.laflorista.com.do/chest-love-p-161.html
  5. Hello, It would be great that somebody will help me. I am new in this but I am trying to create a count down shipping clock for my online shop where it will say something like that "Order in the next 2 hours 49 minutes and to ship tomorrow". And I almost made it working. It works on all the days except on Saturday. Please, tell me where did I made a mistake or am I missing something to make it work perfectly. I believe it that it could be done simpler but.... This is the code: <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function ord() { var h_r = 3; var dd = new Date(); var ti_h = dd.getHours(); var ti_m = dd.getMinutes(); dd.setDate (dd.getDate() + 1) var tz = -dd.getTimezoneOffset()/60; var weekday=new Array(7); weekday[0]="<strong>SUNDAY<\strong>"; weekday[1]="<strong>MONDAY<\strong>"; weekday[2]="<strong>TUESDAY<\strong>"; weekday[3]="<strong>WEDNESDAY<\strong>"; weekday[4]="<strong>THURSDAY<\strong>"; weekday[5]="<strong>FRIDAY<\strong>"; weekday[6]="<strong>SATURDAY<\strong>"; if (ti_h = - 4 - tz + ti_h) { if(ti_h > h_r) { var di_t_h = ti_h - h_r; var di_t_mi = 60 - ti_m; var h = 11 - di_t_h; var mi = di_t_mi; var mess = h + " hours " var mess1 = mi+" minutes "; } } {if (mess < 0 + " hours ") {if (weekday[dd.getDay() + 1] != 0) document.write("Order <strong>NOW</strong> to ship on " + weekday[dd.getDay() + 1] ); else {document.write("Order <strong>NOW</strong> and your order will be shipped on <strong>MONDAY<\strong>"); }} else { var da = dd.getDay(); //var da = document.getElementById("da").value; switch(da) { case 1: case 2: case 3: case 4: case 5: document.write("Order in the next <br>"); document.write(mess.fontsize(3) ); document.write(mess1.fontsize(3)+ "<br>"); document.write(" for shipping <br> TOMORROW: <br>"); document.write(dd.toLocaleDateString()+ "."); break; case 6: case 7: document.write("Order <strong>NOW</strong> and your order will be shipped on Monday"); } } } } ord(); </script> </head>
  6. It would be awesome if you would share the result! Because I am really getting crazy!
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