Master Password Encrypted mod support

[stagebrace]

There are 3 different versions at this link
http://www.zen-cart.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=190
Each version is built to match a Zen Cart version.

[fergusmacdonald]

Hi there,

Two quick questions:

1. Is there any proposed support for this to work with more than 1 admin account.

2. Is there any reason why it does not use the template override system?

Thanks,
Fergus

[stagebrace]

No problem, tonight I will up date the readme file for both of these questions.

[fergusmacdonald]

Great, thanks. Is it possible to post the answers here as well for other readers?

[stagebrace]

Q: Is there any proposed support for this to work with more than 1 admin account.
A: Use the SQL IN Operator for multiple id's.
WHERE admin_id in ('1','2')

Q: Is there any reason why it does not use the template override system?
A: I have not found the template override system to work in the modules folders.

[fergusmacdonald]

Q: Is there any proposed support for this to work with more than 1 admin account.
A: Use the SQL IN Operator for multiple id's.
WHERE admin_id in ('1','2')

Q: Is there any reason why it does not use the template override system?
A: I have not found the template override system to work in the modules folders.

Thanks stagebrace -much appreciated.

Great mod by the way - very handy feature for phone sales.

[stagebrace]

You are welcome. That's what I created it for. But for the company's safety and security I stopped taking phone orders. Now I have a crib sheet to walk the customer through the order process. I Have not lost a customer yet, and the companies chances of being successfully sued for CC Fraud are reduced.

[fergusmacdonald]

Q: Is there any proposed support for this to work with more than 1 admin account.
A: Use the SQL IN Operator for multiple id's.
WHERE admin_id in ('1','2')

Q: Is there any reason why it does not use the template override system?
A: I have not found the template override system to work in the modules folders.

Hi again,

Haven't tried to implement this until now, can you confirm the line should read:

WHERE admin_id in ('1','2') 

I was getting an error when i changed to code to the above.

[fergusmacdonald]

Hi again,

Haven't tried to implement this until now, can you confirm the line should read:

WHERE admin_id in ('1','2') 

I was getting an error when i changed to code to the above.

Hi there,

Any help on this would be much appreciated - what is the delimiter for multiple admin ID's?

Thanks.