sballen Posted August 30, 2010 Posted August 30, 2010 Suppose I go to catalog/condition.php and FTP condition.php to my computer, and edit it to become International Order Policy, and then upload it to catalog/international.php. Now how do I get 'International Orders' to appear in the lower left INFORMATION BOX with 'Shipping Policy', 'Privacy Notice', 'Condition of Use' and 'Contact Us'? Speaking of the left column, how do I widen it by just a couple or three more digits? Also, what color is the bluist gray of the osCommerce pages, I can never match it, does anyone know the digit numbers that make up that color?
♥FWR Media Posted August 30, 2010 Posted August 30, 2010 Suppose I go to catalog/condition.php and FTP condition.php to my computer, and edit it to become International Order Policy, and then upload it to catalog/international.php. Now how do I get 'International Orders' to appear in the lower left INFORMATION BOX with 'Shipping Policy', 'Privacy Notice', 'Condition of Use' and 'Contact Us'? Speaking of the left column, how do I widen it by just a couple or three more digits? Also, what color is the bluist gray of the osCommerce pages, I can never match it, does anyone know the digit numbers that make up that color? Re: creating a new static file .. there are posts here about it but I can't remember where so .. 1) Take a static file like catalog/privacy.php just change 2 things before ftp(ing) back up as international.php Change FILENAME_PRIVACY to FILENAME_INTERNATIONAL_ORDERS ( there are 2 instances to change ). 2) Download includes/filenames.php Find .. define('FILENAME_INFO_SHOPPING_CART', 'info_shopping_cart.php'); Add after .. define('FILENAME_INTERNATIONAL_ORDERS', 'international.php'); Upload changed file. 3) download includes/languages/[MY LANGUAGE].php Find .. define('BOX_INFORMATION_CONDITIONS', 'Conditions of Use'); Add below .. define('BOX_INFORMATION_INTERNATIONAL', 'International'); 4) Create a brand new file called international.php containing .. <?php define( 'TITLE', 'My International Title' ); define( 'HEADING_TITLE', 'My International Heading Title' ); define( 'TEXT_INFORMATION', 'My International Main Test' ); Save/upload the file into includes/languages/[MY LANGUAGE]/international.php Job Done. Ultimate SEO Urls 5 PRO - Multi Language Modern, Powerful SEO Urls KissMT Dynamic SEO Meta & Canonical Header Tags KissER Error Handling and Debugging KissIT Image Thumbnailer Security Pro - Querystring protection against hackers ( a KISS contribution ) If you found my post useful please click the "Like This" button to the right. Please only PM me for paid work.
sballen Posted September 1, 2010 Author Posted September 1, 2010 Re: creating a new static file .. there are posts here about it but I can't remember where so .. 1) Take a static file like catalog/privacy.php just change 2 things before ftp(ing) back up as international.php Change FILENAME_PRIVACY to FILENAME_INTERNATIONAL_ORDERS ( there are 2 instances to change ). 2) Download includes/filenames.php Find .. define('FILENAME_INFO_SHOPPING_CART', 'info_shopping_cart.php'); Add after .. define('FILENAME_INTERNATIONAL_ORDERS', 'international.php'); Upload changed file. 3) download includes/languages/[MY LANGUAGE].php Find .. define('BOX_INFORMATION_CONDITIONS', 'Conditions of Use'); Add below .. define('BOX_INFORMATION_INTERNATIONAL', 'International'); 4) Create a brand new file called international.php containing .. <?php define( 'TITLE', 'My International Title' ); define( 'HEADING_TITLE', 'My International Heading Title' ); define( 'TEXT_INFORMATION', 'My International Main Test' ); Save/upload the file into includes/languages/[MY LANGUAGE]/international.php Job Done.
cdresor Posted June 30, 2012 Posted June 30, 2012 @@FWR Media Thanks; your post helped me solve a completely different problem I had. Will not dig into details, just trust me :P
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