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iplocker wrote:They are taking the whole Opencart, how about you take the Update with one click feature they have implement which is so needed???
Thanks

JNeuhoff wrote:Just curious: What will the upcoming template manager do?

As regards bugfixes: The ones I submitted to github are already all fixed!

possibly using a 3rd party simple template system. i want people to be able to edit templates. similar to shopify. I will beuid the system to still allow the old templates to work. just add a library folder called template and have a driver for each template system. any recommendations for a template system? maybe twiggy.

JNeuhoff wrote:I'd like to have the resulting HTML be able to be parsed by e.g. XML-parsers so that 3rd party extensions can insert or remove HTML portions generated from the templates.

Daniel wrote:@danniost banned for lying about copyright law.

mhoq wrote:

Daniel wrote:@danniost banned for lying about copyright law.

As far as i know I think
"Denis Dulici who created Arastta is very good in stealing code and lying about that.
He stole JooCart's(joomla and opencart integration) code and made ayelshop->aceshop->mijoshop.He joins with JoomAce llc and renamed ayelshop to aceshop.Then created a new company Miwisoft LLC copied lots of products(aceshop,aceacl,acesef etc) from them to his new company such as mijoshop,mijoacl,mijosef etc

Now he copied OpenCart started new ecommerce Arastta"

JNeuhoff wrote: I hope it won't be Liquid, an open-source, Ruby-based template language created by Shopify. Like Smarty in CMSMS, it just tries to re-invent the wheel.

JNeuhoff wrote: Regardless of what theme engine is used, it needs to address the issue of 3rd party OpenCart extensions being able to modify the templates without resorting to OCmod/VQmod. I'd like to have the resulting HTML be able to be parsed by e.g. XML-parsers so that 3rd party extensions can insert or remove HTML portions generated from the templates.

JAY6390 wrote:

JNeuhoff wrote:I'd like to have the resulting HTML be able to be parsed by e.g. XML-parsers so that 3rd party extensions can insert or remove HTML portions generated from the templates.

Any examples of this? Would be interested in seeing how that could be achieved and what could be done

<div id="content">
  <ul>
    <li class="list-item">Apple</li>
    <li class="list-item">Banana</li>
    <li class="list-item">Cherry</li>
  </ul>
</div>

<search xpath="//div[@id='content']/ul/li" item="2" position="before"></search>
<add><![CDATA[<li class="list-item">Pear</li>]]></add>

<div id="content">
  <ul>
    <li class="list-item">Apple</li>
    <li class="list-item">Pear</li>
    <li class="list-item">Banana</li>
    <li class="list-item">Cherry</li>
  </ul>
</div>

JAY6390 wrote:Would that work though with templates being split up? i.e. would the dom parse be able to handle the content if its not the full template

• Re-introduce a common.tpl as it used to be in the past
  Then all tags in sub-templates are always closed
• Use stricter XHTML5 rather than the more error-tolerant HTML5
• Find a workaround for preserving the <script> tags
• Introduce a 'post.load.view' event for final modifications of rendered templates

iplocker wrote:Hello.
How is it going with the implementation of the new features, opencarts needs a release with finally some new features based also to what ppls saying at UserVoice site otherwise its like ignore them completely.

Also Daniel please take a deeper look to the automatic update . Its very cool feature I think.

Thanks

iplocker wrote:Then lets delete the sticked post "Have an improvement suggestion?" and dont put ppls in that procedure of vote as its comes with a hope that some day those famous requested features will be implemented .

Thanks
Theo

jiao wrote:Any word when this next version is going to be released? I am holding off on my current install until I hear back, don't want to go through all the trouble and then a new version comes out the next day. Thanks.

Daniel wrote:

JNeuhoff wrote:Just curious: What will the upcoming template manager do?

As regards bugfixes: The ones I submitted to github are already all fixed!

possibly using a 3rd party simple template system. i want people to be able to edit templates. similar to shopify. I will build the system to still allow the old templates to work. just add a library folder called template and have a driver for each template system. any recommendations for a template system? maybe twiggy.

it will help with the opencart cloud system we are building. i have already written the backend for it but i think bug fixing and adding more features to opencart takes priority at the moment.