Additional products fields

[TheOracle]

It involves more than that actually.

- Input
- TextArea
- Radio button
- Order confirmation emails without playing into your order class file no more. All customization can all be done within two seperated PHP files which is far more easier for HTML conceptors to customize (as equally for text emails as for HTML emails).

[HeathenMagic]

Upon checkout I get the following error message throughout:-

: in_array() [function.in-array]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /home/thegemtr/public_html/includes/classes/order.php on line 450

[TheOracle]

Which PHP and mySQL and Zen-Cart version are you using (if not already posted - if posted on this thread, please post the precise topic on where it's being mentionned).

In the mean time, please post the order.php between line 445 and 460. I will take a look at it.

Also, did you uploaded the additional_products_fields.php file - related to your extra_configures folder ? Looks like you might of had forgot it too.

[moderncraft]

Hi there:

The download linnk is returning an error... Ideas?

Thanks!

[TheOracle]

Link fixed. Thanks for the catch.

[moderncraft]

Hey there:

No problem! :)

I downloaded the files A-OK, and am going thru the read me file. I see where you list the files to upload, and then you say to just use a comparing tool for the rest. Sorry to be dense, here, but when you say

-- New files:

Admin:
- admin/additional_products_fields.php
- admin/includes/languages/english/additional_products_fields.php
- admin/includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/additional_products_fields.php
- admin/includes/extra_configures/additional_products_fields.php
- admin/includes/boxes/extra_boxes/additional_products_fields.php
- admin/includes/javascript/mods/additional_products_fields/*.js (two of them)

Store-front
- includes/extra_configures/additional_products_fields.php
- includes/extra_datafiles/mods/additional_products_fields/*.*
- includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/additional_products_fields.php
...
Once all the files has been uploaded successfully + compared from the listed files with yours

...Do you mean I should replace all my existing files with ALL of the files you have in the download? Not just the new files?

Or do you mean I should go through my current install, and if your download has a file which I _don't_ have, I should upload your file?

:)

Thanks!

[TheOracle]

Or do you mean I should go through my current install, and if your download has a file which I _don't_ have, I should upload your file?

As stated from my installation text file, new files can be uploaded and existing files must be compared by using a comparing tool (even after the backup was made towards these affected files - highly included for the query_factory.php file).

[moderncraft]

As stated from my installation text file, new files can be uploaded and existing files must be compared by using a comparing tool (even after the backup was made towards these affected files - highly included for the query_factory.php file).

OK... I still don't get it.

What am I comparing them for?

I use BBEdit. What will be different between the files? I don't understand what the difference is you say I'm looking for.

Is this simply a case of terminology that I'm misunderstanding?

--
I understand uploading the new files just fine.

Thanks!

P

[HeathenMagic]

Hello Moderncraft,

What I did is FTP all the files, but when it asked me to overwrite some, I declined. I wrote there name and location down. There are some files in this mod that are included in Zencart, but with important additions.

Get these files and merge the differences with the ones on your site.

[TheOracle]

Core files = comparing tool.
Override files = upload directly.

Simple as that.