Ok, call me naive, newb, rookie, idiot, whatever. But, I've read everything online I possibly could and one answer many seem to have figured out that I cant, and even the install.txt manual doesn't seem to specify. I am fully conscious of the fact I need to upload my files to their "respective" directories, but WHERE exactly are those respective directories? Do I place the admin folder under my zen cart admin folder? do I place the temp folder in my root directory? What and where??
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25 Oct 2009, 05:42 AM #1
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25 Oct 2009, 05:50 AM #2
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Re: Easy Populate - The 1 Unanswered Question
"respective" means basically "the files from folder "xyz" on your PC go into the "xyz" folder in your Zen Cart folder" ...
That is, "respective" suggests matching names/structures.
So, since Zen Cart has folders like this:
/admin/
/admin/includes/
/admin/includes/languages/
/images
/includes/
/includes/classes/
/includes/languages/
/includes/templates/
... etc
Then since your zip file ALSO includes folders of similar names/structures/subfolders, you would put files from matching folders in their corresponding matching/respective/same-name/whatever-you-wanna-describe-it-as folders of your Zen Cart folder.
ie: files IN your zip file's /admin/ folder would go IN your Zen Cart /admin/ folder. Don't copy the /admin/ folder into another /admin/ folder, because that would create a new /admin/admin/ folder which would not work..
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25 Oct 2009, 06:28 AM #3
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Re: Easy Populate - My 1 Unanswered Question
Ah! so i'm filing the files individually! ok gotcha, thank you for the more layman's terms explanation. you rock!
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25 Oct 2009, 07:06 AM #4
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Re: Easy Populate - My 1 Unanswered Question
Okay, got it up and rollin! time to get this baby rollin
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