EZ-Pages on Sitemap - instructions seem to be in reverse

[cafman]

I was about to install EZ-Pages on Sitemap when I noticed that the READ ME instructions and the actual files were in reverse.

Anyone know which way they should go?

READ ME INSTRUCTIONS:
1 file is changed: /includes/templates/YOUR TEMPLATE/common/tpl_site_map_default.php

1 file is added: /includes/templates/YOUR TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_box_default_sitemap.php

ACTUAL FILES:
/includes/templates/YOUR TEMPLATE/common/ tpl_box_default_sitemap.php

1 file is added: /includes/templates/YOUR TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_site_map_default.php

[cafman]

For anyone else here who was puzzled by the same problem here's the answer. The correct paths are

/includes/templates/YOUR TEMPLATE/common/ tpl_box_default_sitemap.php

and


/includes/templates/YOUR TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_site_map_default.php[/QUOTE]

[Lackew]

usually I look at the mod changes and edit the files myself (after backup) because there are different ZC versions. I had one mod tell me to add a file to directory that didnt exist so I found my original and edited it to work.

[schoolboy]

...I had one mod tell me to add a file to directory that didnt exist...

That's quite common... Many mods will create NEW folders if they need them

...so I found my original and edited it to work.

... as long as you know that (if you are not 100% sure of what/why you are doing this) this may break not only the functionality of the module, but also your site in general...

[DivaVocals]

That's quite common... Many mods will create NEW folders if they need them



... as long as you know that (if you are not 100% sure of what/why you are doing this) this may break not only the functionality of the module, but also your site in general...

Not to mention if a shopowner is editing files in the default_template directory versus correctly using the Zen Cart overrides system..