question about installing Admin Keepalive Timer Addon

[SilverHD]

It just looked a bit more complicated than that, but I will give it a shot.

Thanks Steve!

[SilverHD]

Steve:

Under the Keep_Alive_Timer folder there is a docs folder, then another Keep_Alive_Timer folder under that, then under that is a css, then images, then js folder. I'm sure I am making this more complicated as usual but, as I said, I'm gun shy.

Sorry

[RixStix]

Which version of ZC are you using?

There are 2 different versions of KeepAlive. The Numinix version is guaranteed to cause problems if installed into ZC v1.5.3

Version 0.3beta is the functional version for zencart v1.5.3 and the instructions are pretty straight forward.

Copy files as appropriate and
Edit the /RENAMED_ADMIN/includes/header.php file by adding the one line to the end of the file

<?php require(DIR_WS_INCLUDES . 'keepalive_module.php'); ?>

[SilverHD]

I'm using 1.5.1. I follow you up until (Edit the /RENAMED_ADMIN/includes/header.php file by adding the one line to the end of the file)

What I see in the includes folder is the following:
auto_loaders folder
init_includes folder
javascript folder
keepalive_module

Now you see why I am gun shy. In the readme file it directs you to the numinix site. I placed a support ticket and received no response. Thanks for your help here.

[RixStix]

The numinix version for v1.5.1 should just drop into place without needing any edits as stevesh indicated.

I just wanted to make sure you were not going to use the numinix version in zc v1.5.3. Sorry to have added to the confusion.

[SilverHD]

May be I'm stupid but I still don't know for sure which folder and file goes where. Can you point me in the right direction? Sorry for being out of sorts.

[RixStix]

Upload all files in this package while maintaining the directory structure (rename YOUR_ADMIN to your custom admin folder name)

Remember, Backup is your friend.

I always create a backup just prior to making any edit because should something go wrong, you can restore things to the point just prior to your edit. That has saved me on several occasions.