Cherry Zen Template Support Thread

[JTheed]

Dinner comes first so no rush (though if you hang around for a protracted desert i might have something to say ).

Thanks for that first piece. Don't spend too much time on the latter if you don't have a solution in mind; it's a nice to have not a need to have.

I rushed this one, this was not correct.. be right back

JT

[moggi1964]

Cheers!

[JTheed]

Dinner comes first so no rush (though if you hang around for a protracted desert i might have something to say ).

Thanks for that first piece. Don't spend too much time on the latter if you don't have a solution in mind; it's a nice to have not a need to have.

OK, I was right about it being in tpl_footer.php, but Cherry Zen has it's own tpl_footer.php in cherry_zen/common

Also, if Ezpages are turned on, that will have it as well. So 3 places to look

/includes/templates/template_default/common
/includes/templates/cherry_zen/common
admin layout pages - ezpages

[Golden Synergy]

If you have added a lot of mods, other than templates, you will have to go thru the code using something like WinMerge or Beyond Compare.

Just remember, before starting BACKUP EVERYTHING, CODE & DATABASE

Good Luck

JT

It may take me a while to figure this out.

Mark

http://www.classic-flatware.com

[moggi1964]

Err, which piece of code was it that I needed to un-comment?

Thanks.

[JTheed]

Err, which piece of code was it that I needed to un-comment?

Thanks.

It was remove or comment out.
In Cherry-Zen and template_default, this line appears at or around line 30 in the includes/templates/cherry_zen/common/tpl_footer.php
and includes/templates/template_deafult/common/tpl_footer.php

<?php echo '<a href="' . HTTP_SERVER . DIR_WS_CATALOG . '">'; ?><?php echo HEADER_TITLE_CATALOG; ?></a></li>

[moggi1964]

Thank you.

[VIRTBIZ Guy]

Hi,

I am using 1.3.9 and would like to install this great template. I am a bit unclear. If I copy the "includes" folder to my website under the Zen Cart "includes" folder, it creates an "includes" sub-directory below the "includes".

Is that correct and, if so, does that allow me to upgrade Zen Cart in the future without disturbing this template and changes I make to it? (eg: does it follow the Override System?)

Or, do I need to create sub-directories as I have when adding templates to other sites, looking for all the "template_default" and "classic" sub-directories and then place each file in the appropriate place?

It appears the former, because the instructions say that no files are overwritten as I am using 1.3.9, but I want to be sure.

Thank you for this fine contribution

Klaus

[Integritycs]

Thanks for the template, I love it!

[JTheed]

Hi,

I am using 1.3.9 and would like to install this great template. I am a bit unclear. If I copy the "includes" folder to my website under the Zen Cart "includes" folder, it creates an "includes" sub-directory below the "includes".

Is that correct and, if so, does that allow me to upgrade Zen Cart in the future without disturbing this template and changes I make to it? (eg: does it follow the Override System?)

Or, do I need to create sub-directories as I have when adding templates to other sites, looking for all the "template_default" and "classic" sub-directories and then place each file in the appropriate place?

It appears the former, because the instructions say that no files are overwritten as I am using 1.3.9, but I want to be sure.

Thank you for this fine contribution

Klaus

The way I have done this is to just FTP the new templates include folder to the store folder (same folder that includes on the store is in, not under it) and tell it to merge the folders. You do NOT create an includes under the includes, what is inside the template includes goes into the original includes folder.

On windows, I just copied the folder on top of the includes folder and it just merged the folders and files.

JUST REMEMBER. ALWAYS BACKUP BEFORE ADDING ANY MODIFICATIONS!