Thank you. Thank you very much.
I look forward to the update.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
I look forward to the update.
I don't want to keep you waiting since you might have an urgent need to load your cert.
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=71174
This thread will show you how to install it, you need to modify two common files: html_header.php and tpl_main_page.php, for header and footer, respectively.
HOWEVER, this is not the correct solution.
The way to do it is to follow the Zen Cart guidelines for javascript, set forth in the docs and in the wiki.
Both the header and body tag can be modified dynamically and unobtrusively i.e. without hacking into the files.
I already did the header part and working on the body part.
It will take some time though, because I have to write a function and test it.
I am actually OK waiting - I am in the process of revamping my product load and switching CC processors. My x-mas season ended this week due to my shipping times.
Take your time - you can even wait until after the holiday. I certainly can't rush free!
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Thanks for posting.
I was aware of those instructions.
Please note that modifying the common html_header.php is regarded by DrByte as an "ugly hack".
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showpo...08&postcount=3
You can load that javascript dynamically by following instructions in the wiki and the docs folder.
I have done it and it works.
Please don't take this to offense, I know your instructions work, have used them for a long time.
It is just a question of "best practice".
Finally I decided to submit for review v. 1.0 of Comodo Corner of Trust installation.
What pushed me is the announcement of Zen Cart v. 2.0, and most of all this statement by sensei Byte:
"...javascript onload scripts are now handled with a simple .ini file to control behavior..."
In fact, I wasn't able to find a way to load the <body> javascript at the end of the file, and loading it at the beginning wouldn't work.
I know, I know, why not just put it in the template, right before </body>?
Well, that's the route I finally had to take, but I'm not satisfied with it.
I know it can be done dynamically, and the upcoming release will facilitate things for me.
So it was not worthwhile to continue tinkering with the issue, since it will soon become obsolete.
Fred, this is a contrib. written for Comodo, you will have to adapt the scripts for your seal, it shouldn't be hard.
If problems, there is always this support thread.
The contrib was submitted to the "Other" section, since it is not a sidebox and there was no other suitable category.
If there is an urgent need, will post here, but best practice is to download from the appropriate section.