This is something that's been driving me mad for a few days. In google code the problem was reported as being fixed 4 days ago. The version i am running here locally is a month old and shows the fix to be already implemented but its not working.
Fix was to use 'get' rather than 'gethtml' in admin/controller/product.php on a few lines. My version of this file was already using 'get' ?
Anyone offer any help on this ?
Cheers
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Replacing opencart as a whole is going to be right royal pain as I have fiddled with a lot of it. Can you suggest an alternative ? Is it just the admin section ? That would save me some time...
Thanks
Just taking a look at the latest version of the code and the whole structure is different its going to be a mammoth task to change over now. Any ideas?
Thanks
Just taking a look at the latest version of the code and the whole structure is different its going to be a mammoth task to change over now. Any ideas?
Last edited by robeam on Mon Nov 17, 2008 6:47 am, edited 1 time in total.
Sorry,
In v0.8 we are looking at some sort of separate override folder which will keep all modified files separate from the core files to help make upgrading easier, but for now you might need to try replacing the main folders at a time. You can probably leave the template folder alone but some of the major files like:
/library/
/catalog/controller/
/catalog/extension/
/install/
/admin/
are going to have a lot of changes
Then run the install/upgrade.php script
From there, you can try replacing or merging your changes in those files to the new ones
BE SURE TO BACK UP FILES AND DATABASE FIRST
In v0.8 we are looking at some sort of separate override folder which will keep all modified files separate from the core files to help make upgrading easier, but for now you might need to try replacing the main folders at a time. You can probably leave the template folder alone but some of the major files like:
/library/
/catalog/controller/
/catalog/extension/
/install/
/admin/
are going to have a lot of changes
Then run the install/upgrade.php script
From there, you can try replacing or merging your changes in those files to the new ones
BE SURE TO BACK UP FILES AND DATABASE FIRST
Viart has a way where the original files are kept in one folder and modified files in another
If the file is in the modified files folder, it uses that. If there is no copy of that file in the modified files folder, it goes looking in the original files folder.
I think it was only for templates but I can't remember for sure. It was a long time ago and my memory of Viart is dim.
If the file is in the modified files folder, it uses that. If there is no copy of that file in the modified files folder, it goes looking in the original files folder.
I think it was only for templates but I can't remember for sure. It was a long time ago and my memory of Viart is dim.
OpenCart has it too 
It's called: "Another, Better, even simpler Override Idea"
Everything gets put into the "contrib" folder tree and overrides only if it exists
It's called: "Another, Better, even simpler Override Idea"
Everything gets put into the "contrib" folder tree and overrides only if it exists
Last edited by Qphoria on Mon Nov 17, 2008 12:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
THANKS !!Qphoria wrote: Sorry,
In v0.8 we are looking at some sort of separate override folder which will keep all modified files separate from the core files to help make upgrading easier, but for now you might need to try replacing the main folders at a time. You can probably leave the template folder alone but some of the major files like:
/library/
/catalog/extension/
/install/
/admin/
Changed just the above and its worked. thanks again.
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