Default_template where it is gone

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Hello,
I think I may have deleted the default_template by accident while changing the templates in admin. Problem is I can get it back but I dont know what files I need to get and where to put them on the server.
The reason why is that I am using classic template and I want to get rid of the borders on the sides. I found a thread showing you how to do this but it shows it on default_template and it will not work on the classic temp.

Thanks
Dave

[kobra]

If you are referring to version 1.3.x...You can find the download here in the download tab. Download the full file set, unzip it to your PC and then you can see the structure and FTP the missing files to your Host.

There are many differences from the 'classic' and the template_default so many tips & tricks can only be applied to the correct template base.

[Timeout]

Hi,
Thanks for the info... Oh my head is hurting.... Is there a way to change the weight from pounds (lbs) to grams (g) and Kilograms (kg) ??

I am trying to work out shipping and Zones and .... oh back to it again...

Thanks
Dave

[Merlinpa1969]

use your developers tool kit located in

admin-> tools ( in your browser )

search for Lbs and then change these to Kgs

[Timeout]

I have looked in Tools within the Admin screen and cannot find anything... I would have thought it would have been in Weight or shipping... I cannot work out lbs... converting all day...
I did a search on lbs and it found nothing.. ?

[clydejones]

Here's the result for a search of "lbs"

/home/mysticmo/public_html/admin/includes/languages/english.php

Line #570 : define('TEXT_PRODUCT_WEIGHT_UNIT','lbs');

/home/mysticmo/public_html/includes/languages/classic/english.php

Line #487 : define('TEXT_SHIPPING_WEIGHT','lbs');

/home/mysticmo/public_html/includes/languages/english.php

Line #386 : define('TEXT_PRODUCT_WEIGHT_UNIT','lbs');

Line #389 : define('TEXT_SHIPPING_WEIGHT','lbs');

/home/mysticmo/public_html/includes/languages/mystic/english.php

Line #386 : define('TEXT_PRODUCT_WEIGHT_UNIT','lbs');

Line #389 : define('TEXT_SHIPPING_WEIGHT','lbs');

/home/mysticmo/public_html/includes/modules/shipping/usps.php

Line #131 : // weight must be less than 35lbs and greater than 6 ounces or it is not machinable

Line #244 : $db->Execute("insert into " . TABLE_CONFIGURATION . " (configuration_title, configuration_key, configuration_value, configuration_description, configuration_group_id, sort_order, set_function, date_added) values ('All Packages are Machinable', 'MODULE_SHIPPING_USPS_MACHINABLE', 'False', 'Are all products shipped machinable based on C700 Package Services 2.0 Nonmachinable PARCEL POST USPS Rules and Regulations?<br /><br /><strong>Note: Nonmachinable packages will usually result in a higher Parcel Post Rate Charge.<br /><br />Packages 35lbs or more, or less than 6 ounces (.375), will be overridden and set to False</strong>', '6', '0', 'zen_cfg_select_option(array(\'True\', \'False\'), ', now())");

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Ok... yeah but if I go and change all that to KG what happens if the weight of an item is say 160g (1000g=1Kg) ... so when I add a product and it asks for a weight and its 160g in weight.. do I put in 160 or 0.16 ?
How does the program know if its Kg or G ... I noticed in your list you submitted that it reads "/home/mysticmo/public_html/includes/modules/shipping/usps.php

Line #131 : // weight must be less than 35lbs and greater than 6 ounces or it is not machinable"

well how does it know about ounces....when it shows it in lbs... am I missing something or should I go to bed ??

Thanks Again
Dave

[clydejones]

I did a lot of conversion.

16 oz = 1 lb or 1

8oz = 1/2 lb or 0.5

etc.

1000 g = 1kg or 1

500g = 1/2 kilo or 0.5
etc.

If you change the listed files to kgs the program will use that as the default weight.

In the products you just insert 0.25, 0.5, 1, 2, 3 etc.

[Timeout]

Oh I am a ########... of course... DUH

Thanks for your help

[clydejones]

not at all, glad to help