You do not need to delete
i.e.
Code:define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', 'TagLine Here'); becomes define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', '');
You do not need to delete
i.e.
Code:define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', 'TagLine Here'); becomes define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', '');
The /classic folders are to give you a road map to creating your own custom template. If you change the files in the /classic folders, all your changes will be lost with the next upgrade/update. Check the tutorials/FAQ for information on creating your own custom template.
ok just to be sure all I do is take out the words between the single quotes and it will work right?
I tried that first and now have the error message seen above - any idea what the casue of the error mesage is and how I fix it?
As for the custom templates - I'm not making any or is changing this coding considered making custom pages? I want to upgrade to the lastest version but am doing a lot of stuff here to become more aquainted with the program - Look like I need it too![]()
The error appears to indicate there's an error in the php such as a missing ; at the end of a statement or extra spaces (aka white space) after the closing ?>.
Yes, aking out the text and leaving the single quotes is the correct way to do it.
Yes, if you make changes such as changing the sales message text, you are customizing the files, and if you do that in files from the /classic or /template_default folders, all your changes will be overwritten with the next upgrade/update. You should follow the instructions for creating a custom template and save your changes to the folders you create for your custom template. That way, your changes are protected from being overwritten and you'll be able to update your custom files to match the latest version (not as complicated as it sounds).
THANKS!!![]()