Hi
Any help would be hugely appreciated.
I have OpenCart installed in the site root (public_html). I have a knowledge base script and help desk script I need to integrate into the cart.
How can I make the cart's templates work in a sub-directory? If I try to (php) include left.php and left.tpl I just get invalid variable errors.
I have the db connected, and the config.php file included but can't figure out how to make the variables work.
Thanks
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Guess I'll have to find a different cart.
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You didn't explain what you needed very well. I don't really see any value in moving the template directory (if that's what you're trying to do). But if you have to the directory references are in the config.php file.
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I guess I didn't explain very well.
I have an application (knowledge base software) installed in a sub directory and would have liked to have the left column (categories, Information, etc) and the header work (basically a wrapper for the kb). I really don't want to use an iframe.
I have an application (knowledge base software) installed in a sub directory and would have liked to have the left column (categories, Information, etc) and the header work (basically a wrapper for the kb). I really don't want to use an iframe.
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First of all, it seems that you are bit anxious?
Next, to add what you want you have only to look inside the files in the folder ../catalog/controller/modules/
There you will find all you need to add what you want to the OC framework.
Basically create a new module (or modules) and go ahead.
Next, to add what you want you have only to look inside the files in the folder ../catalog/controller/modules/
There you will find all you need to add what you want to the OC framework.
Basically create a new module (or modules) and go ahead.
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I'm not that good at php, any recommendations for someone I can hire to do this?
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