Hello,
Is there any way, guide to upgrade our 1.5.x modules to 2.0 by ourself? I use many modules and don't want wait all developers to update them?
Thank you in advance.
If everything was this simple...
No..there is no guide and it will never be. Every module is different.
No..there is no guide and it will never be. Every module is different.
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http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=12474Xyph3r wrote: No..there is no guide and it will never be.
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=15875
As you can see there were some guides on previous versions so why new guides never will be?
It passed 2 weeks but none of my paid modules upgraded by the developers. I have some problems with my current site and want to setup a clear site but want to to this with new version, not 1.5.6. So i don't want to wait. I just need some tricks about this, that's all.
naz_eg wrote:http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=12474Xyph3r wrote: No..there is no guide and it will never be.
http://forum.opencart.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=15875
As you can see there were some guides on previous versions so why new guides never will be?
It passed 2 weeks but none of my paid modules upgraded by the developers. I have some problems with my current site and want to setup a clear site but want to to this with new version, not 1.5.6. So i don't want to wait. I just need some tricks about this, that's all.
Exactly. I set up a new site as I dont want to do it twice when the new Opentshirts HTML 5 module comes out but it looks like I am going to have to do so.
Don't use OpenCart 2.0 unless you have strong troubleshooting skills. The upgrade script is problematic. There are many known bugs. The OCMod system is broken and being actively rewritten.
Some developers are sticking with vQmod. Others are waiting for a stable OpenCart release. If you want to try converting mods yourself you need to decide whether you're going to stick with vQmod or convert over to OCMod. If you decide on the later there's an vQmod to OCMod conversion thread. Note that a large amount of the information will likely be invalidated in the next OpenCart release.
To convert the mods internally to handle the OpenCart 2.0 changes you should:
Some developers are sticking with vQmod. Others are waiting for a stable OpenCart release. If you want to try converting mods yourself you need to decide whether you're going to stick with vQmod or convert over to OCMod. If you decide on the later there's an vQmod to OCMod conversion thread. Note that a large amount of the information will likely be invalidated in the next OpenCart release.
To convert the mods internally to handle the OpenCart 2.0 changes you should:
- Convert the base controller data property into a local variable array.
- Convert base controller methods to loader methods. Inject the data where necessary.
- Convert HTML templating to bootstrap.
-Ryan
Why the hell was it released then?? It should not be out of alpha development if its that bad.!rph wrote:Don't use OpenCart 2.0 unless you have strong troubleshooting skills. The upgrade script is problematic. There are many known bugs. The OCMod system is broken and being actively rewritten.
Some developers are sticking with vQmod. Others are waiting for a stable OpenCart release. If you want to try converting mods yourself you need to decide whether you're going to stick with vQmod or convert over to OCMod. If you decide on the later there's an vQmod to OCMod conversion thread. Note that a large amount of the information will likely be invalidated in the next OpenCart release.
To convert the mods internally to handle the OpenCart 2.0 changes you should:
I'm sure there are more but that will get you started.
- Convert the base controller data property into a local variable array.
- Convert base controller methods to loader methods. Inject the data where necessary.
- Convert HTML templating to bootstrap.
Regards Andy T
We're all asking the same question. v2.0 is receiving daily bug reports on Github, and has gone through numerous pull requests for fixes. I believe the release was rushed to coincide with the eCommerce Expo that OpenCart attended earlier this month.ukracer wrote:Why the hell was it released then?? It should not be out of alpha development if its that bad.!rph wrote:Don't use OpenCart 2.0 unless you have strong troubleshooting skills. The upgrade script is problematic. There are many known bugs. The OCMod system is broken and being actively rewritten.
Some developers are sticking with vQmod. Others are waiting for a stable OpenCart release. If you want to try converting mods yourself you need to decide whether you're going to stick with vQmod or convert over to OCMod. If you decide on the later there's an vQmod to OCMod conversion thread. Note that a large amount of the information will likely be invalidated in the next OpenCart release.
To convert the mods internally to handle the OpenCart 2.0 changes you should:
I'm sure there are more but that will get you started.
- Convert the base controller data property into a local variable array.
- Convert base controller methods to loader methods. Inject the data where necessary.
- Convert HTML templating to bootstrap.
Regards Andy T
For now it is highly recommended to stick with v1.5.6.4 as it's the most stable release.
Cheers,
Joel.
Canada's Leading Expert In OpenCart Development & Certified OpenCart Development Partner 
Its not just bugs though IMHO its basic non functioning things...I just cant see how in one foul swoop every script I have is no longer compatible.OpenCart Addons wrote:We're all asking the same question. v2.0 is receiving daily bug reports on Github, and has gone through numerous pull requests for fixes. I believe the release was rushed to coincide with the eCommerce Expo that OpenCart attended earlier this month.ukracer wrote:Why the hell was it released then?? It should not be out of alpha development if its that bad.!rph wrote:Don't use OpenCart 2.0 unless you have strong troubleshooting skills. The upgrade script is problematic. There are many known bugs. The OCMod system is broken and being actively rewritten.
Some developers are sticking with vQmod. Others are waiting for a stable OpenCart release. If you want to try converting mods yourself you need to decide whether you're going to stick with vQmod or convert over to OCMod. If you decide on the later there's an vQmod to OCMod conversion thread. Note that a large amount of the information will likely be invalidated in the next OpenCart release.
To convert the mods internally to handle the OpenCart 2.0 changes you should:
I'm sure there are more but that will get you started.
- Convert the base controller data property into a local variable array.
- Convert base controller methods to loader methods. Inject the data where necessary.
- Convert HTML templating to bootstrap.
Regards Andy T
For now it is highly recommended to stick with v1.5.6.4 as it's the most stable release.
Cheers,
Joel.
Oh well.
regards Andy T
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