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Modular Navbar: Gold -> Edge


ArtcoInc

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@@burt

#6 - Popup Cart for Navbar
 
Good for Edge (Modular Navbar Enabled).
Installing the Modular Navbar into Gold is easy. After that, this is then good for Gold too.

 

Where would I find Instructions for adding the Modular Navbar to Gold?

(this would be good info to include with the addon)

 

Malcolm

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@@ArtcoInc - I took the liberty of splitting the thread...

 

Pre Step: BACKUP.

 

1. Uninstall existing Navbar:

admin > modules > content > {uninstall}

 

2. Make these changes

https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/commit/af86f42854759fb7d8daf29acecba1aa8b96d949

 

3. Take the files in /includes/modules/navbar_modules/ (as well as relevant language files (from Edge)) and drop into your site structure

 

4. Visit New link in Admin and install the ones you want:

admin > modules > navbar_modules

 

5. Install Main Navbar Module:

admin > modules > content > {install}

 

Modular Navbar is one main content module (CM) and a bunch of sub-modules for it.

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Reason for doing this:

 

Modular Navbar has a lot of settings useable to make it look different, make it sticky and so on.

Navbar sub-modules allow coders to bring out stuff that enable shopowners to not touch code.

 

Two recent examples are "dropdown search" and "popup cart".

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These are the steps I used to get the modular NavBar in BS Gold

 

FIRST MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR SITE.
 
Then - uninstall the Gold navbar;
 
admin > modules > content > {select navbar} > uninstall
 
Then make these changes:
 
https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/commit/1d22fe2c95f3af174593cc01cc555ecac80e942b
 
Then grab the navbar modules from the latest release of Edge:
 
/includes/modules/navbar_modules/
and their language files.

also grab the admin cfg module files for the navbar  admim/includes/modules/cfg_modules/cfgm_navbar_modules

also grab the edge navigation module from includes/modules/content/navigation

don't forget the related language files
 
Should take not more than 30 minutes.
 
At this point, you can now go to admin > modules > navbar_modules and (un)install nav modules etc.

 

it worked for me!

 

Mike

osC CE live - developing osC Phoenix adding modules with no core changes(awesome and easy!)

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