photoshop files- where do they go.

[REPLICA GRAPHICS]

I'm new to using osCommerce and I bought a template from templatemonster.com. I had the template installed and now I made changes to the photoshop files . I changed the files but now where do I upload the files to? What folder are they located in? or do i have to save them in a different format. Any help is great. Thanks

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I'm new to using osCommerce and I bought a template from templatemonster.com. I had the template installed and now I made changes to the photoshop files . I changed the files but now where do I upload the files to? What folder are they located in? or do i have to save them in a different format. Any help is great. Thanks

 

 

I'm learning the hard way too, lol. I believe the edited images go

in your shop/images folder - and they need to correspond with

the file names as they are, in your ftp space.

 

My question is related - but it's more of a problem, so I'm going to

post a new post about it. Good luck!

[imcrazyjap]

Check here, http://www.templatemonster.com/help/9

They instruct how to save photoshop format to gif/jpg.

[♥Vger]

Be aware that if your site used the up to date version of osCommerce before you had the template installed - it won't be now.

 

You'll need to reapply the security fixes manually.

 

Vger

[♥Monika in Germany]

and if you have a templatemonster template, the links in your header that shuld go to SSL (login, account etc) need to be all fixed, they take you to regular http pages.

[bill110]

and if you have a templatemonster template, the links in your header that shuld go to SSL (login, account etc) need to be all fixed, they take you to regular http pages.

I wondered why they were called "monster".. lol

[boxtel]

I wondered why they were called "monster".. lol

probably a recommendation by their legal department.

[♥Monika in Germany]

Amanda, you are killing me these days. Good thing I wasn't drinking when I read this.

 

Honestly, I always said for a newbie a template is extremely dangerous, even more those that have a bunch of preinstalled (and moreor less debugged) modules. You need to really know where to get those ...