OFFICIAL v1.4.9.4 BUG THREAD. POST ALL BUGS HERE

SINik wrote:

mcamca wrote:It is unclear from the above as to whether Packet, Airmail etc... prices will rise but some of these are already incorrect in:
catalog/model/shipping/royal_mail.php
so they need changing anyway!
As soon as Royal Mail make clear what all of the prices are I'll post the mods required for the above file!
Yet again shows how important it is to be able to alter these from admin!
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I have an updated price guide from the post office, I've put the figures into the weight based shipping for the UK Shipping zone as follows:
.1:1.58,.25:1.96,.5:2.48,.75:3.05,1:3.71,1.25:4.90,1.5:5.66,1.75:6.42,2:7.18,4:8.95,6:12,8:15.05,10:18.1
This is for Packet size and first class only, this is far from ideal as I would like the option of sending by second class post as well.
Can anyone confirm that it is simply a case of creating new geozones based around shipping locations and applying them per size of product in the catalog to allow for the different sizes of shipping royal mail provide as well as changing the weight allowances to match the fact that second class stops at 1kg.
I'll have to do some serious brainstorming to make sure I cover all eventualities if that is the case.

allenshea wrote:You can register with same mail address with different case of letters.
Example,
info@website.com
Info@website.com
INFO@website.com

This isn't so good for the cart, make users confused when it can not login if they haven't type the right mail address.

Harry Wedzinga wrote:When creating an account and using the name 'Daniël' as first name something goes wrong. After saving, the special character 'ë' and everything behind it is ignored. I only see 'Dani'. In the backend there is no problem. I can use special characters there.

I tried to make an account on the demo with version 1.4.9.1 and there was no problem.

Harry Wedzinga

$data['firstname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['firstname'])));
$data['lastname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['lastname'])));

//$data['firstname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['firstname'])));
//$data['lastname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['lastname'])));

Qphoria wrote:

Harry Wedzinga wrote:When creating an account and using the name 'Daniël' as first name something goes wrong. After saving, the special character 'ë' and everything behind it is ignored. I only see 'Dani'. In the backend there is no problem. I can use special characters there.

I tried to make an account on the demo with version 1.4.9.1 and there was no problem.

Harry Wedzinga

That is weird. There was no changes to the way names were saved in any recent versions. Unless perhaps it is the auto-capitalization code.

Try this.
1. EDIT: catalog/model/account/customer.php

2. FIND:

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$data['firstname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['firstname'])));
$data['lastname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['lastname'])));

3. REPLACE WITH:

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//$data['firstname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['firstname'])));
//$data['lastname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['lastname'])));

Harry Wedzinga wrote:

Qphoria wrote:

Harry Wedzinga wrote:When creating an account and using the name 'Daniël' as first name something goes wrong. After saving, the special character 'ë' and everything behind it is ignored. I only see 'Dani'. In the backend there is no problem. I can use special characters there.

I tried to make an account on the demo with version 1.4.9.1 and there was no problem.

Harry Wedzinga

That is weird. There was no changes to the way names were saved in any recent versions. Unless perhaps it is the auto-capitalization code.

Try this.
1. EDIT: catalog/model/account/customer.php

2. FIND:

Code: Select all

$data['firstname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['firstname'])));
$data['lastname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['lastname'])));

3. REPLACE WITH:

Code: Select all

//$data['firstname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['firstname'])));
//$data['lastname'] = ucwords(strtolower(trim($data['lastname'])));

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That did the job, Thanks...

jang1200 wrote:You must change :

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strtolower($data)

to :

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mb_strtolower($data, 'UTF-8')

...
for example :

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$data['firstname'] = ucwords(mb_strtolower(trim($data['firstname']), 'UTF-8'));
$data['lastname'] = mb_strtoupper(trim($data['lastname']), 'UTF-8');
$data['company'] = trim($data['company']);
$data['address_1'] = ucwords(mb_strtolower(trim($data['address_1']), 'UTF-8'));
$data['address_2'] = ucwords(mb_strtolower(trim($data['address_2']), 'UTF-8'));
$data['city'] = mb_strtoupper(trim($data['city']), 'UTF-8');
$data['postcode'] = trim($data['postcode']);

Qphoria wrote:Yea, the problem is that not all servers support "mb" libraries and for such a small feature, it is more likely this will be pulled from the core and you will have to add it as a mod to keep things more universal

if( function_exists( 'mb_strtolower' )) {
$data['firstname'] = ucwords(mb_strtolower(trim($data['firstname']), 'UTF-8'));
...
...
}

jang1200 wrote: Or maybe just :

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if( function_exists( 'mb_strtolower' )) {
$data['firstname'] = ucwords(mb_strtolower(trim($data['firstname']), 'UTF-8'));
...
...
}

// Properly format customer details with Title case
if (function_exists('mb_convert_case')) {
	$data['firstname'] 	= mb_convert_case(trim($data['firstname']), MB_CASE_TITLE, 'UTF-8');
	$data['lastname'] 	= mb_convert_case(trim($data['lastname']), MB_CASE_TITLE, 'UTF-8');
	$data['company'] 	= mb_convert_case(trim($data['company']), MB_CASE_TITLE, 'UTF-8');
	$data['address_1'] 	= mb_convert_case(trim($data['address_1']), MB_CASE_TITLE,'UTF-8');
	$data['address_2'] 	= mb_convert_case(trim($data['address_2']), MB_CASE_TITLE,'UTF-8');
	$data['city'] 		= mb_convert_case(trim($data['city']), MB_CASE_TITLE, 'UTF-8');
	$data['postcode'] 	= mb_convert_case(trim($data['postcode']), MB_CASE_UPPER, 'UTF-8');
}

jang1200 wrote:It is a very good solution. The only thing I would change is replice this:
$data['company'] = mb_convert_case(trim($data['company']), MB_CASE_TITLE, 'UTF-8');
to this:
$data['company'] = trim($data['company']);
The company name could be written on many ways, f.e. "COMPANY" , "CompanY", "CoMpanY", "F.H.U. 'company'" and we shouldn't change it, because everyone can call his own company the way he wish.