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skylla

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  1. Thanks very much for the sort order contribution. Works great!

  2. insert a <br /> between field and quick find button
  3. well, only create an .htaccess if you do not have access to your php.ini since the latter is the preferred way. The .htaccess file is best placed in the folder you want to protect, linking to a file containing your pwds away from the public domain (i.e. at least one folder up from your www/ folder).
  4. The simplest solution is to password protect a folder (through your php.ini or .htaccess) and supply a username and pwd after purchase. You could further restrict access by IP address to prevent distribution of username and pwd. Again, this would be the simplest solution.
  5. there is a very active thread on this contribution here: http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/index.php?s=&...st&p=827188
  6. 3 days already?! Tell me about it: service at this helpdesk is in one word 'abominable'. Recent refund requests for this package have also fallen onto deaf ears... :blink: Yes, any change will affect your cart/catalogue. For better or worse. But probably what you will want to hear is that you will have to make the same changes for B2B and MP to product_listing_col.php as done for product_listing.php.
  7. it's here: http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,3345 let me know how this works for you, I have slightly changed the code so it works better for me, but have not found a chance to upload this version just yet. If i'm not back at this thread feel free to PM me with a link to your post here.
  8. http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,3039
  9. Thanks for expanding on that. Are there not other contributions available which do this? eg 2113, 3022, 1129 and maybe others Some are rather old, but have a look at the code and see how you can adapt it for current product_listing.php. I believe that "product listing in columns" actually derives part of the code for the qty box from one of these. Is this helpful? Good luck.
  10. Hi Sarath I do not understand what the poblem is: you do not describe what's in the picture (your current layout or you want to achieve this???), what you have problems with and what do you mean with "to get the default view, not the column view" ?
  11. Hi Sarath I do not understand what the poblem is: you do not describe what's in the picture (you have or want this???), what you have problems with and what do you mean with "to get the default view, not the column view" ?
  12. .. or depending on the resolution what file to include...
  13. Yes you can. And it's actually rather simple to implement since all the hard work is already done in an elegant solution in a contribution devised by Amanda (contr. 3269). Here, it detects the browser resolution and gives a variable either one of two values: high or low (or more if you mod the code). You can now include in your code how many columns you would like to have with each resolution! Customers can even switch between the high or low res value settings! It's a top notch contribution. Voila!
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