Guest Posted April 27, 2006 Posted April 27, 2006 Okay, here's my situation. I'm making a store for my wife and she wants to have two different "stores" on the same site. I figured out that I could use language to change many of the things by making each "store" a different language, I figured out quite a few things but I was wondering if it's possible to have a different header image with each language, this is the first time I've used php so I'm just learning about all the functions. I see in the english.php file in the language folder that you can change things with the define function, is there a way to change a picture with it? Thanks alot in advance.
Guest Posted April 28, 2006 Posted April 28, 2006 Okay, here's my situation. I'm making a store for my wife and she wants to have two different "stores" on the same site. I figured out that I could use language to change many of the things by making each "store" a different language, I figured out quite a few things but I was wondering if it's possible to have a different header image with each language, this is the first time I've used php so I'm just learning about all the functions. I see in the english.php file in the language folder that you can change things with the define function, is there a way to change a picture with it? Thanks alot in advance. I'm REALLY new to this (2 weeks) however, I changed the header image on my home page in 'catalog/includes/english/index.php'. SO - if you are using 2 different languages - then you should be able to put one header in the english/index.php and the other in the german/index.php or whatever? Just look for the oscommerce.gif and that's the area where you'd change the graphic. Unless I'm misunderstanding you - in which case, ignore this email. ;-) Good luck.
Maggilove Posted April 28, 2006 Posted April 28, 2006 The header image should be defined in (catalog)/includes/languages/english.php and the corresponding second language file.
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