mfleeson

Hi Lee,

The site won't let me message you, so here's what I tried to send:

Hi Lee

http://www.burninglight.biz/oscommerce3-2020/index.php?Admin

I've disabled login so you should be able to get straight in. If you click on Products and then edit an existing you can see how Harald used variants on the Dymo. If you want to access the raw product attributes component then check it out under Mark's Debug Menu!

I've backed up the database so if anything goes wrong I can always restore it.

Cheers

Mark

13 hours ago, mfleeson said:

Hi Valquiria

Just wondering, why you are offering this when Phoenix is actually on 1.0.5.0 not 1.0.4.0 and also why you are offering this when you're don't appear to be a project developer?

Like I said, Just wondering....

Hi Mark,

The idea of my post is to have a list of certified addons and not to be a place to exchange ideas. I will create another post for that purpose.

It would be very good if you can add to the list the addons that you test and can certify that they work correctly with the version of Phoenix that is the one that was tested.

Regarding your other queries:

13 hours ago, mfleeson said:

why you are offering this when Phoenix is actually on 1.0.5.0 not 1.0.4.0

As I am discriminated against accessing the Phoenix club, I have no way of updating from version 1.0.4.0 to 1.0.5.0. Unfortunately, this information is not available in the forum. Therefore I am testing the addons in 1.0.4.0 and I did not have time to test them in 1.0.5.0 or the next versions that may appear. It would be great if you can help me and test them and publish your results.

13 hours ago, mfleeson said:

why you are offering this when you're don't appear to be a project developer?

It is my way of helping the Phoenix project (although I am not welcome in it). I have no commercial interest (as others have) I just want to help new users to see what addon listings exist in the market. All this information is public. I'm just ordering it for the benefit of the community.

Hi Mike

The database changes in 1.0.4.4 were increasing the varchars to 255. I created an update script for Gary but he's not included it in the package. You can use the following SQL.

/* Update to existing installations adjusting VARCHARs to 255 in length */

ALTER TABLE categories
CHANGE COLUMN categories_image categories_image VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL;

ALTER TABLE categories_description
CHANGE COLUMN categories_name categories_name  VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
CHANGE COLUMN categories_seo_keywords categories_seo_keywords VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
CHANGE COLUMN categories_seo_title categories_seo_title  VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL;

ALTER TABLE manufacturers
CHANGE COLUMN manufacturers_name manufacturers_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
CHANGE COLUMN manufacturers_image manufacturers_image VARCHAR(255);

ALTER TABLE manufacturers_info
CHANGE COLUMN manufacturers_seo_keywords manufacturers_seo_keywords VARCHAR(255)  NULL,
CHANGE COLUMN manufacturers_seo_title manufacturers_seo_title VARCHAR(255) NULL;

ALTER TABLE orders_products
CHANGE COLUMN products_model products_model VARCHAR(255),
CHANGE COLUMN products_name products_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL;

ALTER TABLE orders_products_attributes
CHANGE COLUMN products_options products_options VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
CHANGE COLUMN products_options_values products_options_values VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL;

ALTER TABLE products
CHANGE COLUMN products_model products_model VARCHAR(255),
CHANGE COLUMN products_image products_image VARCHAR(255);

ALTER TABLE products_description
CHANGE COLUMN products_name products_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
CHANGE COLUMN products_seo_keywords products_seo_keywords VARCHAR(255) NULL ,
CHANGE COLUMN products_seo_title products_seo_title VARCHAR(255) NULL ;

ALTER TABLE products_images
CHANGE COLUMN image image VARCHAR(255);

ALTER TABLE products_options
CHANGE COLUMN products_options_name products_options_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '';

ALTER TABLE products_options_values
CHANGE COLUMN products_options_values_name products_options_values_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '';

cheers

Mark