Bu herif bizimle resmen dalga geçiyor. Programı da beş para etmez. Aranızda Türk varmı ve MySQL gerektirmeyen bir shopping cartı nerede bulabileceğimi söyleyecek olan... Ücretli yada ücretsiz farketmez.
Wizzud
2005-03-22 18:32
OS : Linux Server : Apache/1.3.29 PHP : 4.3.10 (register_globals ON)
Installed Quick.Cart v0.3.0 - no PHP errors reported (using Cart or Admin).
-Dj-
2005-03-22 20:33
Operating system: Linux Kernel version: 2.4.24 Machine Type: i686 Apache version: 1.3.33 (Unix) PERL version: 5.8.1 Path to PERL: /usr/bin/perl Path to sendmail: /usr/sbin/sendmail FTP Program: Flash FXP v. 3.0.2 Browser: Mozilla FireFox v. 1.0.1
Error Message: Parse error: parse error, unexpected '{' in /home/webstart/public_html/QC3/core/products-admin.php on line 1
Having logged in to Admin, and seen the 'logged in correctly' message, the very next page chucked out the above error! Inspection of the file referred to indicates the top 1 line to be ...
Yes, 1, you STILL dont include the folders, 'products', 'content', and 'categories' into the Files folder. Without these, there is nowhere to store the images!
dj - tell me more about it ... because i dont understand what i dont include
dave
2005-03-26 18:52
So what sort of changes were made for this newer version? I can't really see much has changed cosmetically.
Hep
2005-03-26 19:42
Hi I really like the script so far. But i Wonder if it was possible to insert the already made plugins in the new wersion? Then they were there as deafult.They are good but a bit difficoult to install.
dave: - moved content to categories (now we can create sub-content) - added files to products and categories - changed some php code (actions_admin, actions_client, core) - bugfixes
for You it is "cosmetically" ... but we spend long time to create this version.
-Dj-
2005-03-28 10:42
Treewood, What im saying its, you do not include the folders that store the images for 'products', 'content', and 'categories' . These are not in the ZIP file download of Q.C.
These folders need to exist obviously, to store the relevant images in the /files/ folder.
by simply adding 3 folders named 'products', 'content', and 'categories', it stops the error of not being able to upload the images for 'products', 'content', and 'categories'.
I'm sure that some un-zippers do not create directories unless there are files in the sub-directory.
I would suggest having an empty "index.html" file in each directory. This will ensure the directories are created and also stop people from looking at contents of your directories.
Header
2005-04-05 08:41
Is it possible to add a "drop down menu" to a sites which will come under content sites?
What about puttin a content sites to the left menu (if you have a lot of content sites) and products to the top.