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My haste to see how it looks inside its code is really higher than the Santa's sleigh during Christmas, lol. Very haste!

Hi there! @osCommerce-Official Well, currently I make a new OSCommerce shop, under OSCommerce 2.3.x (well, last stable branch I mean). As you know I'm patiently (impatient lol), to see as developper, which code is the OSCommerce V4 contain ! I don't really like "meeting demo", "video recording", because I like concrete things, I like test myself. (you know, some nowadays developers use for some OpenStreetMaps over Google Maps, so.. why using a proprietary Google Meet for showing demos???) I like interactive demo, where I can explore both: source code and visual rendering. From as i see, that V4 is doesn't yet ready, I don't lose interest to that project, (indeed not), but, I'm really feeling communication is more for "end-user people" than "developers one". Please release the source code (at least a screenshot), and better if you give a gitHub repository which, us, developers can explore from our own hands and eyes ! Thanks for the reading. Have a good ending week. Wish the best for V4 OSCommerce!

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Hello, where it is?

Very interesting way to handle that crucial part of any OSCommerce sites! (I remember by past... how awful it was to edit the Order-Total stuff... I even ended to develop a whole new Order-Total Customized version for my clients.)

Why not : Mods Store ? As Modules refer to extension/plug-ins and add-ons as synonyms.

@brode32 fr: Cette partie du forum est pour OSCommerce la future version; c'est-à-dire V4 ! en: That part of the forum is for OSCommerce future version; meaning V4 ! fr: Celle que vous recherchez est à: en: The one you search for in at: https://forums.oscommerce.com/forum/25-oscommerce-online-merchant-v2x/

Nice featured screenshot, it will be amazing Anyway... Same comment as Based on how many shipping methods must exists in an Official OSCommerce v4+ release !

I think likely as @Hotclutch I mean... Some people doesn't need 120 payment methods in a single e-Commerce shop. That may be more efficient to gather them 1 by 1 when we have needs for. Anyway, all of additional payment methods (which was involved to be included in core) would be aswell free as... external plug-in. The result to have unwanted payment methods can also lead to security breach (even not-installed/not-enabled, due to the fact files will be here aswell) (I mean since modules aren't all useful for payment/shipping stuff, why include them into main OSCommerce 4 release (and furthermore releases)). Just my thoughts on it, but when I develop an OSCommerce site, I only have the use for 3-4 payments methods. Perhaps, for a GIIIIIIANT site, ... it will be useful, but not for a small one, but also perhaps I'm wrong.. ? Anyway, I love what I see in term of ergonomy and features! Keep up that excellent job on OSCommerce future

Traditions are sacred for OSCommerce community (not all want traditional ways lol). But for clarify, if the files are "not consistently" managed when translated, it can lead to some issues when working again on it by future. I discovered a tool from my past surfing over the Internet whole treasures, I loved: https://weblate.org Perhaps it can do the handling of translations, for consistency better ? I used it by past for translate a whole PC game.

For device break-points, there is media queries (CSS feature). Also, menus are just texts, nested in html tags, having html attributes (/id/class/anyelse)... CSS can do the work perfectly! (I know it, I already doed it in past versions of OSCommerce (2.2 MS2, 2.3) To answer the subject of topic, WHAT A GREAT CHANGE!!! I mean, a TRUE dynamic managed menu, from Admin !! Anyway, here is some questions refering to that new version: 1) How are identifiable parts of menus, (I mean, look at this structure): <!-- please note that it's for quicker demonstration --> <!-- look below, I demonstrated a simple menu, but with identifiable parts, of it, in order to style (or manipulate through javascript) --> <section class="menu-products"> <div class="menu-products-item-block" id="menu_products_item_block_1"> <span class="menu-products-item-icon" id="menu_products_item_icon_1">🧥</span> <span class="menu-products-item-text" id="menu_products_item_text_1">Admire our new coats from there</span> </div> </section> <!-- as you may saw it, each parts of the menu are ready to receive either CSS rules/instructions (mediaqueries or simple rules or complex with helps of Sass, Less parser syntax) but also can be managed by Javascript (with or without help of any js frameworks), through "id". this is really not a full example of what I've had in head, but you see what I mean by "identifiable parts", now! :) --> 2) From the menus managers, can we adds custom HTML attributes or manage them for a particular menu OR parts of menus ?

@osCommerce-Official - Those screenshot seems absolutely fantastic, awesome, anyway, once the useable in test/production or whatever OSCommerce V4 will be released, I will not wait so long for test it truely within my small hands Also, I have plenty of good ideas, (themes (with FomanticUI, Bulma, Bootstrap, UI Kit, Materialize CSS, and with some other css frameworks, in order to extend the whole capabilities of that new hope for OSCommerce future! Along with plug-ins, to port, especially those I developed in private (for customers), and in public (for community)).. Ahh, can't wait, it's so exciting! Just .. do.. it properly (I know you do!!), and take all the time necessary to achieve it, (but I hope it will not be a deception like other past years with announcement of "new versions".. which finally was either broken or either a simple fork of OSCommerce past versions!) THANKS A LOT, NEW HOPE, CLEAR BRIGHT FUTURE AWAIT :))))