did you add the define for the variable?
define ('CATAGORIES_BOX_HEADING_PRICELIST','Price List');
did you add the define for the variable?
define ('CATAGORIES_BOX_HEADING_PRICELIST','Price List');
Somehow I ended up with the menu listing in ADMIN twice. Any way to safely remove it?
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I have already done the winmerge thing to compare ~custom/sideboxes/tpl_categories.php with ~/default/sideboxes/tpl_categories. But was unsure which lines to bring accross and which were superseeded by the existing/most recently built code. Will look out for 'CATAGORIES_BOX_HEADING_PRICELIST','Price List' and make sure I include it and try again from there. Will have to wait til tonight when i can get back to my FTP.
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It's depends a little on what you call "safely". In any case backup your database first! (using the zen backup and/or phpMyAdmin)Originally posted by soapin_mama@Oct 6 2004, 12:45 AM
Somehow I ended up with the menu listing in ADMIN twice. Any way to safely remove it?
*) If you want to keep the settings you already made to the pricelist, I think it's best to use phpMyAdmin, and carefully remove the extra tables one by one.
or:
*) If you just want to get rid of the tables (and don't mind loosing all pricelist settings you made). Then I would run the included remove sql file (a couple of times) until all pricelist tables are gone. And then run the installation sql file, only once, to recreate the tables again.
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@ghostcorps: it looks like you already found out what to do. I just would like to add: that the included "tpl_categories.php" is only a simple example, of the many possibillities, on how to include a link to the pricelist into your shop. If you use winmerge to compare, it's best to compare the included "tpl_categories.php" to the default the "tpl_categories.php" file (i.s.o. to your own editted file). Then it should be very easy to see how the link is added i hope.
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Originally posted by ghostcorps@Oct 6 2004, 10:36 AM
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Just spotted a define that seems to be missing ...
in /includes/languages/english/custom/pricelist.php, add:
Code:define('NAVBAR_TITLE', 'Pricelist for Printing');
Hi paul
do you have any idea when pricing attributes will be included, ive been using your pricelist, but have had to use attributes and so pricelist cant be used for all products
thanks
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Being the obvious novice that I am I have to ask if anyone cna confirm whether matters or not where this define is pasted, within html_outputOriginally posted by Pixxi@Oct 7 2004, 08:39 PM
Just spotted a define that seems to be missing ...
in /includes/languages/english/custom/pricelist.php, add:
Code:define('NAVBAR_TITLE', 'Pricelist for Printing');
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the most logical place to put defines for a mod is in the language file for that mod
so, if you are not using a custom template, it should go in langauges/english/pricelist.php
if you are using a custom template, it would go in languages/english/YOURTEMPLATENAME/pricelist.php