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13 minutes ago, solarpeter said:
Phoenix 107.13 Had a problem with this module, in that it has no name in the available modules list and loads with no descriptors -please see screenshot below ,
can anyone help please?
Ensure that you have uploaded the language file to the correct location ?
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4 minutes ago, 14steve14 said:
can't find where this is coded
I believe this is down to the Order Status
and whether it is "public" viewable. That would be where to check.
Admin > Localization > Order Status
Check "public status" on the status that Stripe orders get set to.
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The ability to add videos via the "products gallery" was removed. It was unwanted by a majority of shopowners.
If you need to add in video, inline it in the product description would be a simple option.
Or make(or get made) a module to suit needs. Could be
- a pi module
- a content module
- a tab module
Would need some type of admin interface, I suggest a Hook for that.
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Just now, lyonsperf said:
the page goes nuts and does not return them to my site
Have you contacted Stripe ?
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I'd still like to check on your use of php7.4 as 7.4 would not complain about a double ?? (the null coalescing operator)...
Are you absolutely certain you are on 7.4 ? I know that's a dumb Q, but it's often the case that users get mixed up...which makes support difficult sometimes.
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1 minute ago, Heatherbell said:
We have the same issue with https.
Had to do manually with "Manage Your API Credentials" on right yellow/orange panel.May be something changed at the Paypal end?
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Just now, jm2.solutions said:
php 7.4
Are you sure ? The reason I ask is that ?? is providing that error and ?? (null coalescing operator) is fine since php7.0
2 minutes ago, jm2.solutions said:I am not using https.
Most likely your problem.
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php version ?
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2 minutes ago, jm2.solutions said:
Do you think that is a good idea?
Give it a go.
9 minutes ago, jm2.solutions said:Just tried it. Didn't work.
I assume you are on https:// connection ?
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Make sure the crt file is 100 up to date (most likely it is not as you are using an old osCommerce).
https://github.com/gburton/CE-Phoenix/blob/master/ext/modules/payment/paypal/paypal.com.crt
is (I believe) an up to date version.
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Would not the simplest option be to add in base data (weight and unit);
Unit Weight: X (a number)
Unit Type: y (a unit, could be g, kg, liter, gallon, whatever - maybe this always has to be "grams" ? )The output;
Base Price per Xy; price/weight * X
Taking your example:
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Green Tea 50g 5,50 €
Assuming here that your products_weight is set at 0.05 ??
If you have input fields where you add:
Unit Weight: .1
Unit Type: kgYou could then output on product_info;
> Base Price per .1kg; 11 €
Maybe you also need a multiplier ?
Unit Weight: .1 (X)
Unit Multiplier: 100 (n)
Unit Type: g (y)Which would output
Base Price per (X*n)y; price/weight * X
> Base Price per 100g; 11 €
At this point, you should be getting the architecture in place (as best you can) before building it up.
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Green Tea 50g 5,50 €
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For osCommerce or for Phoenix ?
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1 minute ago, BrockleyJohn said:
It's a good idea to create an order status record with id 0 and suitable text (eg. error - needs manual reset) to prevent orders disappearing from the list.
It maybe an idea to add such a thing into Core. Thoughts ?
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It's a remote possibility but the Order may be in the database without a numeric status.
No numeric status means it would not show in the Order List, but everything else would be normal (emails sent, paypal received etc).
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An addon made 10 years ago is hardly likely to fit into Phoenix is it, considering that Phoenix is 15 months old.
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George ( @multimixer ) made something a long time ago for normal osCommerce which allows people to upload images, read more at http://multimixer.gr/08/03/2012/fileupload-for-oscommerce/
I am sure that if you sent a message he would quote you for a Phoenix remake.
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It makes no sense to add something like this to Core Code.
That just means more that Matt and I have to support, and (as you know) the support for the Core Team is coming from some businesses but not enough that we can make core Phoenix a "addons" project. We prefer to change the core to enable easier implementation of addons for shopowners, but that means that good addons are harder to write, so addon makers must be supported.
The concept of modularity means that addons like this are easy to install, and the support of them is nothing to do with Matt or I. Everyones a winner.
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You have already been made aware by Private Message in the past few weeks.
That is the end of the conversation.
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Russian fileset must match English fileset. [obviously other than the actual translation]
This means no defunct files.
This means no addon files.
This means no abused copyright.You are not a member of the Club which you have been made aware via Private Message.
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1 hour ago, 14steve14 said:
Sorry Gary, been a bit busy. That would be good if you don't mind me having it.
I have narrowed it down to just Stripe where payments are being taken twice as it seems not to be affecting PayPal, but for the life of me I cannot find out why. Customers say that they are only clicking the button once, but there may be other things that they are not telling me. Its also not every payment as many go through fine. For now I have turned off Stripe partially due to another reason with them locking access to my account but they do say that they do not know of it happening to others. Again don't know whether or not to believe them.
What people say is sometimes what they think you want to hear, and sometimes does not reflect reality. I'll dig out that code and email you tomorrow.
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I can throw you that popup thing you tested (Supp Code) early if you like to try it on your live site.
Although it is for Bootstrap 4, it *might* work.
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in General Add-Ons Support
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Core is always evolving and getting better, it will eventually end up in a place where everything can be done without core being affected at all. To get to that place means some "hurt" for existing addons. What we have is a small team of addon developers who are actively involved in helping Matt @ecartz and myself to "bend" the core code to better suit their addon needs, which means their addons become much easier to install.
Think back to the days of 2.2 (or even 2.3) where you would see addons changing core code on lots of different pages to do something. We've massively reduced that with the help of supportive addon makers and supportive shopowners.
On the flip side of that coin are the addon makers and shopowners who have zero input into the core code. If one has zero input, one should expect to have to deal with problems as they arise, rather than know upcoming problems in advance.
I can summarise this as so:
The core does not stand still because of addons.