bout time!jty wrote:I finally got around to looking at this vqmod thingy and ........ Holy Magic !!!! 'tis goooood
A big thank-you to Q

1. YepMoggin wrote: 1. You install vQmod in Opencart, by uploading the files and making the two minor amendments to index.php and admin/index.php
2. You drop your mod's vQmod .xml file into the vQmod's xml folder
3. Key point. If your mod doesn't yet have a vQmod .xml file version, you either
1) make one, if you know how
2) ask the developer to make a vQmod file for your chosen mod?
Is that right? ( --If so, any chance of a vQmod category/sorting option in the extensions section?)
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Is this ready yet ? Where can I buy a copy of it ?Qphoria wrote:Ive got the xml generator almost done. Just adding the jquery for adding multiple files and operations. That should make it even easier to make then.
This will be free. It got pushed back due to other work ive been doing but will be out asap as a page on the vQmod.com site.jty wrote:Is this ready yet ? Where can I buy a copy of it ?Qphoria wrote:Ive got the xml generator almost done. Just adding the jquery for adding multiple files and operations. That should make it even easier to make then.
FreeQphoria wrote:This will be free. It got pushed back due to other work ive been doing but will be out asap as a page on the vQmod.com site.
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$this->data['continue'] = HTTP_SERVER . 'index.php?route=common/home';
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<file name="catalog/controller/checkoutcart/cart.php, catalog/controller/checkoutcart/success.php, catalog/controller/product/category.php">
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not sure what "mucking up" means nor any signs of vQmod being the culprit. What mods have you installed? Without any vqmods installed, it is completely transparent and none of what you are describing would act any different than if you didn't have it installed. The first function "modCheck" simply checks for mods on the file being loaded. If there are no mods, it returns the original file untouched.jty wrote: It's mucking up in checkout where the buyer enters their address and in admin Settings where we choose the template and also the image manager to select logo is now not showing any files to select tho it was working yesterday.
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I heart cmd-f, cmd-c, cmd-v, cmd-z + vQmod.
My favourite page...
v1.5.4.1
Sorry. I should know better than to be so vague. Mucking up means it is swearing a mouthful of abusive errors at meQphoria wrote:not sure what "mucking up" means .......jty wrote: It's mucking up ................
For anyone else that may be looking for this answer, I'm pretty sure that the above is correct.philbydevil wrote:Just a quick question about using "offset" with "bottom":
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<search position="bottom" offset="2">
I heart cmd-f, cmd-c, cmd-v, cmd-z + vQmod.
My favourite page...
v1.5.4.1
I heart cmd-f, cmd-c, cmd-v, cmd-z + vQmod.
My favourite page...
v1.5.4.1
I can confirm the errors that jty mentions. I find them on the product page under the reviews tab and in the filemanager in the admin. As jty stated, these are intermittent and refreshing the page/reloading the filemanager usually fixes it.jty wrote:Sorry. I should know better than to be so vague. Mucking up means it is swearing a mouthful of abusive errors at me![]()
So do I!I suspect it might be that bug called Windows.
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