Yes it works with Zen Cart 1.5.4
The development on this module is stale.
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So here is my delema.
v1.5.4
I have set up some subdomains
They all point to the original zencart install directory according to my host tech support. Tech support says they are all configured properly to point to
my install directory /mall. The problem is they take me to the root directory which says "site under construction"
Here is the main install www.royaltradingcompanies.com/mall both www and naked properly go to cart
Here are some subdomains:
* knives.royaltradingcompanies.com
* picnic.royaltradingcompanies.com
* paddleboards.royaltradingcompanies.com
* spice.royaltradingcompanies.com
Here is one of the config_sites files
$template_dir = "mobishop_blue";
define('SITE_NAME','Knives');
define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://knives.royaltradingcompanies.com');
define('HTTPS_SERVER', 'https://knives.royaltradingcompanies.com');
define('CATEGORIES_ROOT','2200'); //root categories is 1 for this site
define('DIR_WS_CATALOG', '/mall/');
define('DIR_WS_HTTPS_CATALOG', '/mall/');
I've been fighting this for days, hope someone has a solution
The domain "knives.royaltradingcompanies.com" works, but without any css formatting and images, and when I click on any link I get a 404. Are you the aditional domains are linked to the root of your main domain (public_html), or are they linked to public_html/mall.
Thank you for responding Design75. After trying to figure this out for days and many tickets to my host, we figured it out. With the wildcard ssl cert i have installed, we needed to manually install a cert for each subdomain. After the install, it appears to be working fine. Now onward to the next challenge! I hope to bring the shop live by the 1st of the year.
May your new year be joyful and prosperous
Royce A. Bivens
So, I've made some progress in setting up 3 multisite stores. Still have a few glitches. The problem I'm having now is this.
If a customer saves products in his cart and signs in, It saves the cart till next time they sign in and combines the current cart with the previous cart. This is a problem if they have been to the different sites. It will have products from each site in the cart. This doesn't work for me as the different shops have different shipping calculations coming from different warehouses. So, here's the question how to keep each cart separated according to it's specific site. In other words, I do not want a cross-cart scenario.
Here are the three sites if interested in checking out my installation.
Knives Etc. at Royal Trading Company
Picnics Etc. at Royal Trading Company
Big Toys at Royal Trading Company
You can use a shipping module to control all those shipping charges and keep them accurate.Quote:
This doesn't work for me as the different shops have different shipping calculations coming from different warehouses.
So what I need to do is never to have products from two different shops in the same cart. Is there a way to create sessions based on the sitename like site1,site2,site3. So if a customer logs in in site1, they wont see the saved cart for site2.