Re: Status of Opencart 4
Thanks.
I will reluctantly abandon thoughts of OC4 for now.
- Thu Aug 04, 2022 10:44 pm
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Re: Status of Opencart 4
Well....I'll just say that being berated on a support forum for asking a couple of questions does indeed make computing really not a very pleasant industry to work in. Sadly it happens too often here. Yes, I'll be paid for this work, like most of the other posters here and everyone who has posted so...
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Re: Status of Opencart 4
This is the sort of thing that makes me wonder about Opencart, despite all the time I've been promoting it and using it for clients. I had (apparently naively) assumed that since there was a 4.x version in beta for quite some time, that this version was pretty sorted. Since the original post I see t...
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Status of Opencart 4
I've spent about 5 hours so far today trying to install the simple theme and language examples provided in the Guthub repository, on a brand new installation of Opencart 4. No success. Quite a lot of frustration....and wistfully remembering the days when you could just load theme files on the server...
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Re: Downloads - bulk uploading
Yes, they are linked by name.
To expand, this is a site selling mp3 albums.
The product names are album names, and the tracks are named:
albumname-tracknumber
However, the tracks could be renamed in a different format if it helps.
- Fri Sep 29, 2017 1:15 am
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Downloads - bulk uploading
Opencart 2.1.0.1 I need to create about 4000 downloads and then associate with 400 products. I'm looking for a way to minimise the keying involved. The products are already created. I have identified this extension: https://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=marketplace/extension/info&extension_id...
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Editing an order causes automatic email update to customer
Two things about editing orders I find cumbersome in OC2. OC1.x allowed a simple one page edit of Shipping Address or Payment Address - 'Update Address' and you're done. In OC2 I have to step through 4 or 5 screens to do the same thing. Worse, when I do this, an update email is sent to the customer....
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Re: Need to hire an OC developer (canada shipping and paypal
Taking the Paypal issue first, it could be a number of things. Possibly you don't have the Paypal settings configured correctly on Opencart, so the messaging that's coming from Paypal is not correctly changing the Order Status and generating notification emails - check this under Extensions > Paymen...
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Re: Discontinued Support for PayPal HTTP 1.0
Those exact lines are not to be found because OC uses cURL to post back to Paypal (I think...). The code that does this is in catalog/controller/payment/pp_standard.php - function callback(). This - https://github.com/opencart/opencart/pull/564 - is talking about the same thing, but as far as I can ...
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Re: Attn Theme Developers... We need an intervention
All been said by various posters above, but for me, things that would reduce the need to amend a template would be: - Remove the tables used for layout, especially for the forms - Remove the inline styles - Avoid the use of <br/> to deliver vertical spacing and use margins instead The example quoted...
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Re: Do PayPal's payment pages support IE6 and IE7?
We had a customer reporting problems last week - which I tracked to IE6. They were trying to pay via Paypal, but using a credit card, and, as you say, the fields for expiry date were inaccessible. It seems OK with IE6 if you pay from your Paypal account though. Haven't had anyone reporting issues wi...
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Re: Paypal Pro UK
In case anyone alse comes across this post, I had no problem using the Paypal Pro UK in live mode - it worked first time, using the Payflow Pro API credentials. Looks to me like this is an issue with the Paypal Sandbox Paypal UK Pro setup.
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Paypal Pro UK
Been trying to set up Paypal Pro UK payments this morning, using the PP sandbox. logged on to the sandbox, I went via Request Api Credentials and selected the Payflow Pro option - since it says this is for the UK. This looks good, as I can then set up Vendor, User and Password as per the Paypal Pro ...
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Opencart and Amazon FBA/MWS integration
Has anyone successfully integrated Opencart with Amazon FBA? I'm primarily interested in Outbound Shipments at the moment. I cannot find anything Opencart specific on the web, and Amazon's documentation seems fairly lightweight.
Any experiences others have would be useful.
Thanks.
- Tue Jul 17, 2012 3:23 pm
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Re: vQmod for .tpl files vs new theme
Yes, I'm familar with how themes work, what I was after was any views on why it's better to use vQmod or better to use a new theme to make changes to templates.
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vQmod for .tpl files vs new theme
Can someone explain the pros and cons of using vQmod for .tpl files as opposed to creating a separate theme? I'm sort of feeling that the latter is simpler to implement and makes for more readable code.
Any views?
- Sun Apr 22, 2012 3:47 pm
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Re: No fallback for Non-Javascript users?
you do realize that jquery is javascript don't you. They look like javascript buttons because they are. Ha ha. Actually, the buttons look like they do through the css, not js, but still. You have not understood, I'm afraid. And, yes, I understand that the javascript buttons will not appear if there...
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Re: No fallback for Non-Javascript users?
In this day and age it just isn't worth having a non-javascript fallback at the cost of design and beauty. I'm sorry, but I disagree with this. That's effectively saying you don't care if nobody can buy from your shop if it doesn't look nice. It's straightforward to replace the onclick=location lin...
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Re: Paypal shows price different from OpenCart confirm
Yes, I realise you're just passing a single total figure.
I agree about the 4dp - I think that would also solve the problem.
Might have a stab at the VAT inclusive option and post back here....
- Tue Oct 04, 2011 9:50 pm
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Re: Order total changes depending on payment method
Hmmmm. Pretty sure Paypal will not accept an overall total and a list of products. I think there might be a possible solution to pass the items with their VAT inclusive prices, and not pass the VAT total. Provided the VAT inclusive price is calculated correctly at the Opencart end that should be OK....
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