Possible problem with Override System

It is my understanding that the Override System should work for the following module file structure:

includes

modules

Your Template

includes

modules

Your Template

pages

popup_image > jscript_main.php

All the other Override System structures I have used work fine.

Sawhorse
(below are the particulars of my site)

There is no override capability for files in the folder includes/modules/pages - it's not a bug.

Saw,
click free software add ons and search for override system

1. select the overrides chart
2. download the .zip
3. unzip
4. then print
5. Very hand to see on a piece of paper the structure of the override system

OK, I am a bit confused. Below is a copy of the Override System that I have.

The Override System -   [B]Wherever you see a folder named [B]"classic"[/B] you can safely add your own [B]/CUSTOM[/B] folder.
 
[B]includes[/B]
    languages
        classic
        CUSTOM[/B]
[B]         english[/B]
[B]             classic
            CUSTOM
            extra_definitions
                classic
                CUSTOM
            html_includes
                classic
                CUSTOM
            images
            modules
                order_total
                    classic
                    CUSTOM
                payment
                    classic
                    CUSTOM
                shipping
                    classic
                    CUSTOM
    modules
        classic
        CUSTOM[/B]
[B]         debug_blocks[/B]
[B]         order_total[/B]
[B]         pages[/B]
[B]         payment[/B]
[B]         shipping[/B]
[B]         sideboxes[/B]
[B]             classic
            CUSTOM
    templates
        classic
        CUSTOM
        template_default
 
Replace CUSTOM with your own folder name.[/B]
```I must be reading the graph incorrectly.  Is everyone saying that **pages** can not be replaced under **CUSTOM**?

Sawhorse

Yes, there is no override for "pages" as of now

OK, I get it - pages are not under custom.

Sawhorse

Sww,
Yes, Great now you see the structure of the override system..

Thanks for all the help.

Sawhorse

Saw,
You are most welcome

Read the read_me_onload.html file in the docs folder of your
downloaded Zen Cart distribution files. Maybe that can help you get to where you want to be.

TShooters:

Read the read_me_onload.html file in the docs folder of your
downloaded Zen Cart distribution files. Maybe that can help you get to where you want to be. I never knew about this. Very, very interesting. Thank you for the info. By George I think I (now) got it.

Sawhorse

Also, there is not much information about the read_me_onload.html file process in the forum. However, you can look at http://www.zen-cart.com/wiki/index.php/Customisation_-_Templates_-_Javascript for additional information.

Sawhorse

Quick rule of thumb... Anywhere you see a "classic" folder, you can create a folder for your custom template. If there's no "classic" folder, there's no override available.

afo:

Quick rule of thumb... Anywhere you see a "classic" folder, you can create a folder for your custom template. If there's no "classic" folder, there's no override available.

afo, that was the rule I was using, only I was looking at the wrong level. Pages is not under custom but on the same level as custom. I just interpreted incorrectly. The pdf graphic in the download section really shows the levels nicely.

Afo, normally I am not this dense. Thanks for your help.

Sawhorse

PS. What a great forum.

Great job on your template, Sawhorse! And your jewelry is gorgeous! :yes:

TShooters thank you for the complements, but all the hand made jewelry is designed and made by my wife. :blush: All I do is photo, catalog, build, and run the site. Checked your good looking site and I can see you know all about hand made items.

Again thanks for the tip on using read_me_onload.html file.

Sawhorse

You're both very talented! Thanks..kudos to Clyde for great template contributions.

Wow! The site is beautiful! Nice work! :thumbsup: