Wordpress On Zencart / Released

[Randolph Hoppe]

I've already got Zen-Cart in the root, and Wordpress in it's own subfolder. Is it possible to use this contrib in this fashion, or should I re-set everything up?

[dvasdekis]

In the readme under installation, there is this:

5.In [wp-include/template-loader.php] "exit;" , Please comment out.
(Besides a line of feed)
Reference [/SAMPLE/wp-include/template-loader.php&template-loader.php.org]

What exactly does this mean? I've opened up template-loader.php and the part that looks relevant is this:

<?php
if ( defined('WP_USE_THEMES') && constant('WP_USE_THEMES') ) {
do_action('template_redirect');
if ( is_feed() ) {
include(ABSPATH . '/wp-feed.php');
exit;
} else if ( is_trackback() ) {
include(ABSPATH . '/wp-trackback.php');
exit;

This also seems applicable:

} else {
// Process feeds and trackbacks even if not using themes.
if ( is_feed() ) {
include(ABSPATH . '/wp-feed.php');
exit;
} else if ( is_trackback() ) {
include(ABSPATH . '/wp-trackback.php');
exit;
}
}

What exactly do I do here?

Thankyou for your help! I really appreciate the effort you took with the creation of this mod.

[bettysue]

Hi,

Which version of 1.3 is your November update for?

thank you,

betty

[corrado444]

This code is obscure to me too:

5.In [wp-include/template-loader.php] "exit;" , Please comment out.
(Besides a line of feed)
Reference [/SAMPLE/wp-include/template-loader.php&template-loader.php.org]

Could someone explain? Thank you for the mod.

[TrinitySEO]

Originally Posted by corrado444

This code is obscure to me too:

5.In [wp-include/template-loader.php] "exit;" , Please comment out.
(Besides a line of feed)
Reference [/SAMPLE/wp-include/template-loader.php&template-loader.php.org]

Could someone explain? Thank you for the mod.

This was not clear to me initially but in rereading the installation instructions I found it quite easy.

Unzip the distribution file and go to the /woz_en/SAMPLE/wp-include folder and open the template-loader.php file. You will notice that all but the last two "exit;" functions have been commented out using two forward slashes ("//" without the quotes).

You can simply do a find & replace in your file finding all "exit;" and replace with "// exit;" replicating the sample file I reference above. You can also copy the file and overwrite the file that is in the wp-include folder in your WP installation.

I repeat: the final two exit; should be left alone. Do not comment them out.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Greg

[Lala_G_Clef_Jewelry]

I went to go d/l the newest version and the link no longer works....

can anyone help me out?

thanks.

ps. yes i went to his webshop to get it and it didnt work, says file not found.

[andrabr]

I have successfully managed to install Wordpress and Zen cart into separate directories, so I put together a small HOWTO here: http://n0tablog.wordpress.com/howtos...t-integration/

Just keep in mind that it worked for me and may not work for you. Take it with a pinch of salt.

If you find something wrong with it - you got to let me know, Ok?

Enjoy!

[hira]

Originally Posted by dvasdekis

What exactly do I do here?

Thankyou for your help! I really appreciate the effort you took with the creation of this mod.

Thank you for reply.
A reply becomes slow and is sorry.
The reason why I comment out [exit;] is that I display the right box, a footer of ZenCart.
feed is not displayed in ZenCart.
Therefore I do not comment out.

[hira]

Originally Posted by bettysue

Which version of 1.3 is your November update for?

Thank you for reply.
A reply becomes slow and is sorry.
I should be able to use any released version now.

[hira]

Originally Posted by TrinitySEO

This was not clear to me initially but in rereading the installation instructions I found it quite easy.

Unzip the distribution file and go to the /woz_en/SAMPLE/wp-include folder and open the template-loader.php file. You will notice that all but the last two "exit;" functions have been commented out using two forward slashes ("//" without the quotes).

You can simply do a find & replace in your file finding all "exit;" and replace with "// exit;" replicating the sample file I reference above. You can also copy the file and overwrite the file that is in the wp-include folder in your WP installation.

I repeat: the final two exit; should be left alone. Do not comment them out.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Greg

Thank you for follow.
I am very thankful for my having you support it in this way because English is a weak point.