It is also causing the "other" languages to crash.Daniel wrote:i will not be releasing 1.5.5.1 because soem peoples extensions aren't working!
very easy to fix the extension to work with my changes.
When upgrading to this version all 3rd-party extensions stop working to.
Why in the world would you make such changes WITHOUT mention this or discuss this first?
You have a responsibility to all the people who depend on OpenCart.
You are not programming just for Daniel anymore, you are programming for 10.000+ users AND builders that use OpenCart.
Such changes should be well discussed and mentioned BEFORE a release!
People will tear there hair out (again) because they run into issues because you "just" changed something!
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everyone had access to github. i thought some of you were using it.
as for the reasons why i did the changes its because i'm planning on changing the loader class to a hook type system. i wanted people to switch to stop using it for loading languages.
as for the reasons why i did the changes its because i'm planning on changing the loader class to a hook type system. i wanted people to switch to stop using it for loading languages.
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I think changing $this->load->language to $this->language->load for all modules will do the trick.
Except that those extensions using the return array present in previous versions will not have their language work. I'm not sure the prevalence of using this method, but I know a number of well-known developers (including myself) that uses this method.MarketInSG wrote:I think changing $this->load->language to $this->language->load for all modules will do the trick.
Personally, I'm going to start skipping the language class altogether, and use my own instead.
ok to update your extensions.
open all files and do a search and replace for load->language to language->load
then get the language library class and include it in your extension to replace the new one with the old one.
open all files and do a search and replace for load->language to language->load
then get the language library class and include it in your extension to replace the new one with the old one.
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OpenCart is just a simple shop. Nothing special. What OpenCart but distinguishes, are the many free and cheap modules and extensions. Why so brings out a version in which most of the modules do not work anymore? And then also for such a unnecessary change! OpenCart 1.5.5 is just a alpha-version. Never use it for a live-shop!
I still believe that this should not have been done in the 1.5.5 release.
I'm glad I've build my new store in 1.5.4.1.
atm. I'm really disappointed (again) in the way the release of 1.5.5 is done.
And the worst part is: update to extension I just bought will be probably only for 1.5.5.
Can you imagine how much work it will cost to have them also updated for 1.5.4.x and older?
I'm glad I've build my new store in 1.5.4.1.
atm. I'm really disappointed (again) in the way the release of 1.5.5 is done.
And the worst part is: update to extension I just bought will be probably only for 1.5.5.
Can you imagine how much work it will cost to have them also updated for 1.5.4.x and older?
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Hi,
Maybe it would have been better to include this change to an 1.5.6 version, but we are updating our extensions to language->load and it's just a little while to do it. We don't worry about this change and we are looking forward to see opencart improved.
Regards,
Daniel
Maybe it would have been better to include this change to an 1.5.6 version, but we are updating our extensions to language->load and it's just a little while to do it. We don't worry about this change and we are looking forward to see opencart improved.
Regards,
Daniel
I use OC sincer old times but this...
I will stick in my modified 1.5.3.1
Thanks for the good work, but i better be oldschool.
I will stick in my modified 1.5.3.1
Thanks for the good work, but i better be oldschool.
Ok, here it is!
1.5.5 Loader::language Fix
Use this vQmod to fix "Call to undefined method Loader::language()" error at OpenCart 1.5.5, while using 1.5.4.1 and earlier extensions.
2DEVS: You may include this file to your distributions or even include it into your vQmod files. It is made in special way to not harm earlier OpenCart versions and stack (be applied several times) safely.
Download - http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route ... n_id=10158
1.5.5 Loader::language Fix
Use this vQmod to fix "Call to undefined method Loader::language()" error at OpenCart 1.5.5, while using 1.5.4.1 and earlier extensions.
2DEVS: You may include this file to your distributions or even include it into your vQmod files. It is made in special way to not harm earlier OpenCart versions and stack (be applied several times) safely.
Download - http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route ... n_id=10158
Cartless (free) - "buy" button instead of "add to cart"
Stripper (free) - strip parts of OpenCart
So with that vqmod all extensions and themes from 1.5.4.1 will work?
if the developers updated their extensions, it will then work. I have already noted the changes quite awhile back and started working on my mods to make them compatible. So now, I just have to sit back, and enjoy the show 
Most of them have chances to work. But there are another changes at OpenCart 1.5.5 that may affect extensions functionality.elektroarena wrote:So with that vqmod all extensions and themes from 1.5.4.1 will work?
Cartless (free) - "buy" button instead of "add to cart"
Stripper (free) - strip parts of OpenCart
Looks like it's time for me to figure out how to install opencart on my local machine if I ever want to update it without taking down my live stores. I skipped 1.5.4 (still run on 1.5.2) because I was afraid of destroying things before the holidays thinking the next update would be more seamless. Seems like just the opposite with 1.5.5. Cannot see a reason to update it at the moment, though I will hunt up that thread on installing oc on local and see if I can figure it all out. Question - if I do this and get everything "perfect" on my local machine, how hard is it to then update my live stores? Do I just need to upload my local machine files (except config files of course), and run any upgrade scripts on the database?
Running Opencart v2.2 with multi-stores from http://www.labeshops.com which has links to all my stores.
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