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Blogexecute wrote: "" Daniel i have see another clone of opencart: alegrocart on http://www.opensourcecms.com or http://www.alegrocart.com ""

Based on Opencart .79, not realy a spinn-off....
Rating: 1.5/5 (4 votes cast)

OpenCart 1.3.4
Rating: 4.1/5 (399 votes cast)

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alegrocart is a spinoff of OC 0.7.9 by forum member "bthirsk". He and a few other talented members did not want to take the leap and it looks as though he decided to also carry on the torch of the elder framework in his own direction. More power to him.

I'm trying to get the next version released tonight. It depends though if i can do a few quick template changes to the front end.

I am really looking forward to the upcoming release it's looking fantastic, great work!

Daniel wrote:I'm trying to get the next version released tonight. It depends though if i can do a few quick template changes to the front end.

I hope you have all the proposed bugfixes in the upcoming release included as well.

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for your work. The new Admin interface promise.
I write a post (in Portuguese) about OpenCart in http://www.elojas.com.pt/artigos/open-c ... brevemente

Soooo.. are we getting to see the masterpiece tonight? ;-) Did you go for the horizontal or vertical tabs?

Is Open Cart developed by only (1) person?

Hey,

Cool, looking forward to this version.

I'm still on 1.3.2 and have waited for a build with enough 'new stuff that I want' to make the upgrade worth while.

Is there much chage to structures etc that will make upgrading from 1.3.2 to 1.3.5 a pain?

Cheers

I would highly recommend moving to 1.3.4 first, as the entire template structure has changed and the farther back you are, the harder it will be to upgrade.

a little birdie told me...... there is a good chance

Qphoria wrote:I would highly recommend moving to 1.3.4 first, as the entire template structure has changed and the farther back you are, the harder it will be to upgrade.

Righto.

Best I get a copy of my store onto my staging server and thenupgrade it to 1.3.4 ready to upgrade it to .5

Didn't have anything planned for the weekend anyway.

Cheers

would it be a much pain to upgrade from 1.3.4 to 1.3.5 ?

Won't know until its out. I think it will be easier than the upgrade from 1.3.2 to 1.3.4

Daniel, take your time. Don't let anyone rush you. If you can get all of the critical changes done, before releasing 1.3.5, we'll all be happier. If you can implement a true module system for 1.3.5, we'll kiss your feet!

Hi All,

Steady on a bit, you are getting a bit demanding on Daniel, be gratefull this product is open source. Just be patient.

Regards

Adrian

Yakiv wrote:If you can implement a true module system for 1.3.5, we'll kiss your feet!

hah that would be great, but I think that will take a bit to long to try to squeeze into 1.3.5 I would be quite happy knowing he will look at implementing one at some point in the not too distant future.

Xsecrets wrote:

Yakiv wrote:If you can implement a true module system for 1.3.5, we'll kiss your feet!

hah that would be great, but I think that will take a bit to long to try to squeeze into 1.3.5 I would be quite happy knowing he will look at implementing one at some point in the not too distant future.

I agree. I was using satire, I am sure you gathered. Although, I would kiss his feet if he had it ready for 1.3.5!

From what I know.. I think its only going to be new admin theme, new image manager, and some bug fixes. No new framework changes for modules

Like I said I wouldn't expect that from 1.3.5, but I would love to know he'll consider it for future versions maybe 1.4 or something since it is a pretty big change.