burt
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Product Page Layout is in finalised testing;
https://template.me.uk/phoenix/product_info.php?products_id=3
This all-new system allows millions (that is not an exaggeration) of layout possibilities, all easily set up by shopowner.
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55 minutes ago, peterpil19 said:Hi @burt,
Back buttons in account probably need some spacing. This is easy to fix of course but just pointing it out. Photo taken from the phoenix demo site.
It can be addressed if/when the pages go modular...
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1 minute ago, lynne said:Please advise?
Please state what version oscommerce you are trying to install...
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Paypal Cert is failing across many sites (even old RC2 sites). Has anyone yet contacted Paypal about it ?
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As yet there is no french traduction.
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Looks good! I'm not a super-fan of carousels but that's just a personal preference.
There is a stray ?> just above the Footer area (only on the main index.php page) - not sure where that's coming from though. Maybe the index.php language file?
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Phoenix 1.0.2.2
Join the Phoenix Club
https://forums.oscommerce.com/clubs/1-phoenix/
This Update;
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adds in Dutch Language fileset link
TY @Denkster - minor clean up of shopping_cart product list
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solves bugs in write.php
TY @raiwa for heads up - removes cPath from links to product_info.php
- Update version to 1.0.2.2
How to Update if on 1.0.2.1
- Download this Zip: 1.0.2.2.zip
- Unzip it
- Upload it
- Go to admin > tools > security checks and correct any listed problems
How to Update if on earlier version
- Find version you are on
- Go back through this discussion and perform updates to get to 1.0.2.1
- Then Download 1.0.2.2 zip, unzip it, upload it
- Go to admin > tools > security checks and correct any listed problems
Enjoy.
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adds in Dutch Language fileset link
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At risk of teaching you to suck eggs...ensure that you are uploading changed user.css to correct location, and that you haven't protected user.css by changing chmod. I did that once and wondered for an hour why things were not changing...
All else fails, throw me your URL so I can take a look...
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h1 { font-size: 30px; color: #0099ff; }And ctrl+shift+r to force refresh your browser cache.
Using .h1 h1 { would not match anything, unless it was something like this;
<div class="h1"> <h1>test</h1> </div>
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jQuery is a blocking script (means it blocks the rest of the page loading until it itself is fully loaded), hence it is better placed as late in the HTML as possible (in other words as close to the end of the body as possible).
Make the jQuery code of your menu a siteWide Hook and inject the Hook in `SiteEnd`. See the (deprecated) filterList hook for an example.
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And what does the order (in your admin area) show?
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FYI here is the setting for the Phoenix Demo site;
Obviously I have blanked out the account username.
And here is that location via FTP (shows the cache file for version_check);
Yours should be similar.
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Make sure that cache directory (a setting in admin) is correct and that it exists within the file structure of your hosting.
eg: /tmp/
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Anything in the configuration table is "auto loaded" ready to use, so you can just reference the configuration_key directly to get the value of it.
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$cashondelivery_cost = CASHONDELIVERY;
Don't overthink it
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Was fixed in 1.0.2.1 I think;
As you say...turning the module off and on again fixes it.
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8 hours ago, RonCain said:thanks Burt and Dan. Will get started on this soon and let you know. Have done a few OSC installs so should not be a problem
The only difference you will find is that Phoenix has the ability to choose whether or not to load the sample data (products/categories etc) as part of the installation procedure.
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It believe it is you who is misunderstanding the concept. The GTIN site clearly states that storage of GTIN *must* be 14 digits.
That you can't code a script to read that, is on you. I found a nice class at phpclasses which you'll find useful. https://www.phpclasses.org/package/8560-PHP-Detect-type-and-check-EAN-and-UPC-barcodes.html
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I'll try one more time...taking your pallet example;
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You buy a pallet of laptops.
The pallets identifier is 12345678901234
This means *nothing* to hardly anyone.
Who cares about it other than you...the next time you want to buy another pallet. -
Each Laptop inside has an identifier
0987654321123
In your shop you would sell individual laptops at 199.99 each, and in the GTIN input field you would insert: 0987654321123
That would allow your branded laptops to be sold on Google Shopping by you.
Does that make it more clear?
I understand that you are struggling to come up with code to plug into a suppliers CSV, but that's outside the scope of oscommerce.
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You buy a pallet of laptops.
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10 hours ago, fridgebox said:how do i know what is the:
"Original Encoded Data" (Highlighted in green).I do get your point, but it's outside the scope of the storage of the Data... 🤷♂️
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2 hours ago, BrockleyJohn said:I think it would be useful to have mpn in core and standardise this but I wouldn't place a high priority on it.
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9 hours ago, fridgebox said:Do you understand what mean the GTIN-14 digits, and how it used?
Nah i not going to ask... i go explain.
The box/tray/pallet would (almost certainly) have a different Identifier than the individual items inside.
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It is a requirement to store the GTIN as a 14 digit number.
What you (end user) does with that 14 digit number...is outside the scope of the storage.
QuoteRetailers who accommodate GTIN have made important changes to their original database structures because the full 14-digit data string must be processed and stored.
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Assuming that ZIP code locations don't change much...and that new ones don't get added very often, you could set up a database table to allow you to insert zip codes into it. Then you perform a quick and easy lookup at the appropriate time (create_account? in admin after the order is placed?).
That sounds like a lot of work, but I am sure you know that the first 3 numbers in the zip correspond to States. EG: 900 to 961 are all CA, 100 to 149 are NY, similar for the rest of the States..
A little bit of work on the part of the shopowner, but obviously then no ongoing cost.