On the "Affiliates" page, there is a line of text: "For more information, visit our FAQ page or see our Affiliate terms & conditions."
However, nowhere on the site can I find these two pages. Can anyone tell me how to create them and show them in a module in the right sidebar? I will need to name the module "Affiliates Information" or something similar.
What module positions will I use, and how do I find and access them?
Once I know how to do this, I can create other pages/modules with different information in.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Paul.
There is no FAQ section in OpenCart. You will have to find a 3rd party add-on for this.
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Text is either in language files for built-in pages (e.g. for affiliate login page it's in catalog/language/english/affiliate/login.php), or if it's information page, such as Terms and Conditions, it's in admin backend under Catalog - Information .
There you can make more Information pages, and then put links to them into the footer template or module template.
Affiliate module template is in catalog/view/theme/<default or your theme name>/template/module/affiliate.tpl , and its' language file is catalog/language/english/module/affiliate.php .
Extensions for affiliates (openCart 1, 2, 3):
Advanced Multi Level Affiliate System
Customer and Affiliate Accounts Combined into one Account
Affiliate Tracking with Coupons
Discount for Referred Customers - Order Total
Type Tracking Code
Mass Pay
Affiliate Transactions for openCart 3
Affiliate Pack X - all modules with 40% discount
I can answer this question, but others more experienced with OpenCart will have to explain for us the rest.paulvonw wrote:In the footer on my Opencart site, there is a link called "Affiliates" under "Extras". How do I access "Extras", "Affiliates" and all the other links in the footer to edit the standard text, and to add new links?
To edit the color of the footer, find this fileand find this in the page to edit the colorsCode: Select all
/catalog/view/theme/default/stylesheet/stylesheet.css
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/* footer */
To edit the words in the footer (and the copyright info), find this fileCode: Select all
/catalog/language/english/common/footer.php
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/catalog/controller/common/footer.php
To edit the format of the text in the footer, find this pageCode: Select all
/catalog/view/theme/default/template/common/footer.tpl
The "About Us", "Delivery Information", "Privacy Policy", and "Terms & Conditions" are all generated from hereCode: Select all
/catalog/view/theme/default/template/information/information.tpl
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/catalog/view/theme/default/template/information/contact.tpl
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/catalog/view/theme/default/template/information/sitemap.tpl
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/catalog/view/theme/default/template/mail/voucher.tpl
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/catalog/view/theme/default/template/affiliate/login.tpl
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/catalog/view/theme/default/template/product/special.tpl
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/catalog/view/theme/default/template/affiliate/account.tpl
fido-x wrote:You can create your own affiliate terms and conditions as an information page (the same as privacy policy and site terms and conditions). Once enabled, they will appear in the "Information" section in the footer on the front-end.
If all four of the information pages are generated from the same pageocmta wrote:There you can make more Information pages, and then put links to them into the footer template or module template.
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/catalog/view/theme/default/template/information/information.tpl
Is there a way to do this in the Admin panel?
I don't understand.
In admin - Catalog - Information. You don't manually edit any files for that. Information pages use the same template, but content is different and can be added / edited in admin.Selective555 wrote:
If all four of the information pages are generated from the same pagethen how can we create new information pages, and how do we add them?Code: Select all
/catalog/view/theme/default/template/information/information.tpl
I don't understand.
Extensions for affiliates (openCart 1, 2, 3):
Advanced Multi Level Affiliate System
Customer and Affiliate Accounts Combined into one Account
Affiliate Tracking with Coupons
Discount for Referred Customers - Order Total
Type Tracking Code
Mass Pay
Affiliate Transactions for openCart 3
Affiliate Pack X - all modules with 40% discount
Oh, cool... I never noticed that before.ocmta wrote:In admin - Catalog - Information. You don't manually edit any files for that. Information pages use the same template, but content is different and can be added / edited in admin.
Thanks
How do I add a fifth column in the footer without it being shoved to a new line below the first four?
I can add a fifth column, but it appears as though they are set very far apart by some kind of table, spacing, or padding and I can't figure out where to change this at.
I used this page to add a fifth column
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/catalog/view/theme/default/template/common
I just figured this out.Selective555 wrote:QUESTION:
How do I add a fifth column in the footer without it being shoved to a new line below the first four?
I can add a fifth column, but it appears as though they are set very far apart by some kind of table, spacing, or padding and I can't figure out where to change this at.
I used this page to add a fifth columnIs there something on that page that controls how far apart the columns are?Code: Select all
/catalog/view/theme/default/template/common
Normal HTML codes such as "center", "middle", and "align" don't work here for the rows and columns, so I had to figure out what was going on with the code, and understand it better.
What controlled where the rows and columns where on the page, was this
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<div class="col-sm-3">
The number on the end is a mathematical calculation.
The reason why the four pre-set columns have the number 3 is because 3x4=12.
So if you had only 3 columns, then they would all have a 4 on the end because 4x3=12.
If you have 6 columns, then all 6 columns must have a 2 on the end because 2x6=12.
I want to make 5 columns, so to do 5 columns across, I broke the numbers up like this,
2+3+2+3+2=12
And this is how you center your columns, no matter how many columns you have!
And 12 is the most columns you can have going across.
Remember to use this
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<div class="row">
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