Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
one of my suggestion is: why not hide the other two upload field?
to make the module easy to use...we can highlight the pic_title field in case it's just blank...
one question: where to change the mouse click to mouse over the swap the images? any idea to preload the images?
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
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dbltoe
Note in the text where it says zen_configuration_group, the zen_ is a prefix that you may need to change or remove completely depending on the prefix of YOUR database tables.
I am having the same issues as shocker in the begining of this thread where I can see the name image swapper under configuration but no where else in the zen admin site. I found this solution but my newb question is. How or where do I find out what the prefix of MY database tables is? Would that be my sql database name?
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
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Originally Posted by
alillowr
I am having the same issues as shocker in the begining of this thread where I can see the name image swapper under configuration but no where else in the zen admin site. I found this solution but my newb question is. How or where do I find out what the prefix of MY database tables is? Would that be my sql database name?
You can find the name of your database prefix by looking at the configure.php file under Admin->Includes then configure.php. Look for the line that says:
define('DB_PREFIX', '');
If yours is empty like the line above then it's on the default prefix and Jay's db script should work fine, if not you'll need to change it according to dbltoes instructions (haven't tried that myself but it looked like other people had had success with it)
I was experiencing the same problem as you, turned out that I had mis-copied some files into the wrong directories so you may want to double check as well.
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
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Originally Posted by
greydawgjr
You can find the name of your database prefix by looking at the configure.php file under Admin->Includes then configure.php. Look for the line that says:
define('DB_PREFIX', '');
If yours is empty like the line above then it's on the default prefix and Jay's db script should work fine, if not you'll need to change it according to dbltoes instructions (haven't tried that myself but it looked like other people had had success with it)
I was experiencing the same problem as you, turned out that I had mis-copied some files into the wrong directories so you may want to double check as well.
I checked the file and it is blank empty like the line above define('DB_PREFIX', ''); You had said that you had mis-copied some files into the wrong directories. Here is what I did when I uploaded all of the files. In the readme it says just to copy all of the files to the root directory so I uploaded all of the files to my stores root ex. mydomain/store
Was there a specific place that I am supposed to upload certain files? What do I need to move and to where?
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
[quote=weber;559868]one of my suggestion is: why not hide the other two upload field?[quote]
The other two upload fields are needed in case you need to upload different images for medium and large image (which is recommended by the way)
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Originally Posted by
weber
to make the module easy to use...we can highlight the pic_title field in case it's just blank...
To make it even easier to use, when it is blank and you set an image to be uploaded, it will be automatically filled with filename.
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Originally Posted by
weber
one question: where to change the mouse click to mouse over the swap the images? any idea to preload the images?
css file? preloading images might require more javascript changes, anybody interested in doing this? :D
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
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Originally Posted by
greydawgjr
You can find the name of your database prefix by looking at the configure.php file under Admin->Includes then configure.php. Look for the line that says:
define('DB_PREFIX', '');
If yours is empty like the line above then it's on the default prefix and Jay's db script should work fine, if not you'll need to change it according to dbltoes instructions (haven't tried that myself but it looked like other people had had success with it)
I was experiencing the same problem as you, turned out that I had mis-copied some files into the wrong directories so you may want to double check as well.
Well you don't actually need to do that anymore prior to v.3.0 and later. just simply copy the SQL:smile:
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
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Originally Posted by
alillowr
I checked the file and it is blank empty like the line above define('DB_PREFIX', ''); You had said that you had mis-copied some files into the wrong directories. Here is what I did when I uploaded all of the files. In the readme it says just to copy all of the files to the root directory so I uploaded all of the files to my stores root ex. mydomain/store
Was there a specific place that I am supposed to upload certain files? What do I need to move and to where?
Overwrite the previous folders in your root files -> admin, includes, etc. folders that is
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
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Originally Posted by
jaycode
Just making sure... have you added the images?
Yes, I uploaded the images. Just to make sure, where are we supposed to upload them to?
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
Updated version ready!!:clap:
AJAX Image Swapper v.3.1.
Now added with "Setup Images" button - Now if you install this module to a working site, you don't need to re-setup the images, simply click the button and trust all is well :wink:
FAQ page ready - its way easier to look for answer in the FAQ than forum I suppose? Check it out here.
Re: AJAX IMAGE Swapper support thread
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Originally Posted by
jaycode
Overwrite the previous folders in your root files -> admin, includes, etc. folders that is
When I had uploaded the files it did ask me if I wanted to overwrite the files/folders and I did accept. So they where overwritten.
Any other suggestions to help my issue?