Dear bloggers, im very newbish, so plz use civilian language.

I want to install a add-on called wibiya to my site.

I have done all the set up, I just need to copy paste the script (some how).

Where do I paste the script, how does that whole process go?

please explain in some very easy instructions or better yet, make a youtube video.

Thanks for all the help in advanced!!!!!!!:hug::laugh:

Anybody at all?:bigups:

http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=149389

Hej thanks a lot doctor.

I hopes I can figure it out.

Mods plz close threads. I will be writing in the other thread.

http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=149389

THANKS

Looks like the other thread has been closed. I wonder why :blink:

Any way, kobra is confusing!!!

Re: Trouble with jscript Wibiya toolbar on zencart
Code:
script src='http://cdn.wibiya.com/Loaders/Loader_239374.js'
Instead of linking to another site for this js, see if you can get the file Loader_239374.js
Then rename it as outlined and place it in your jscript folder that you might have to create
jscript_Loader_239374.js - - Then ZenCart will automatically load it....
So you do not need to place it in the head section

WHAT DOES THAT MEAN??????

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I have done as the doctor said.

I created a new java script file with notepad and I have pasted the code into that file and uploaded it to this place:

/public_html/includes/templates/theme291/js

Is that correct??

If so why is it still not working :S

Thanks for your patience.

Did you read the wiki article I posted in that thread?

I have just read it, and to be honest I am so newbish I still dont understand what that guide wants me to do :D

Ny ways this is the code I have used.

I have named the file:

jscript_wibiya.js

should I rename it to

on_load_wibiya.js ????

hmmm:smartalec::wacko:

jzk721:

/public_html/includes/templates/theme291/js

Is that correct??
No. As per the instructions, the folder should be named "jscript", not "js".

Hello Dr.

Thanks for the fast reply.

I had not changed anything, the folder was called js when I found it.

Any ways I have changed it now to jscript.

But should I rename the file

on_load_wibiya.js ????

Or leave it as jscript_wibiya.js

EDIT:

Wtf I changed the file to on_load_wibiya.js and the site is messed up. https://www.jzkretail.com

plz check

No, you should not call it on_load_anything

Thank, maybe you could come with more information than just one sentence and not leaving me having to guess.

Do you know how I might fix the bug thats been created with the photos?

Sure. Remove all the changes you made since it last worked properly.

Then go back through the steps of adding whatever you were trying to add, progressively until it either works as needed or until it breaks again. That way you'll know what exactly you did that broke it, and can find the correct way of doing whatever it was you were trying to accomplish.

I have fixed the problem with the photos, it was due to the change of the so called "jscript" folder (now "js").

So, that means you're using the "js" folder for something completely different, and probably hard-coded into the 3rd-party template you're using, and that template should have not hardcoded that stuff at all, instead they should have used the built-in override facilities, thus making your problems today much less painful.
But, that's what happens with 3rd party templates who don't study how the system works.

Hmmm

I got my template from here.

http://www.templatemonster.com/zencart-templates/26070.html

Its thats template 26070.

Any ways, the instruction from wibiya says.

Instruction:
Copy the code from step one into your HTML template before the </body> tag.
That's it

cheers for all the help.

P.s

do you know what that template file is called that contains "</body>"

??? its not CCS?

I managed to sort it out guys. :D

perseverance is the name of the game.

/public_html/includes/templates/theme291/common

from there I opened main page and pasted the module in there before the </body> tag.

:smartalec::clap::cool:

jzk721:

from there I opened main page and pasted the module in there before the </body> tag.
And that's EXACTLY what you're NOT supposed to do.

TemplateMonster does a horrible job of breaking all the built-in functionality, and what you've just decided to do is taking a lesson from their book. A very bad idea.
You'll see much evidence of how bad TM's templates are if you just read around the forum a bit.

Additionally it's quite possible that the built-in functionality we've been trying to get you to use may actually be BROKEN within your TemplateMonster template ... which is just yet another reason why you should never use their crap.

DrByte:

And that's EXACTLY what you're NOT supposed to do.

TemplateMonster does a horrible job of breaking all the built-in functionality, and what you've just decided to do is taking a lesson from their book. A very bad idea.
You'll see much evidence of how bad TM's templates are if you just read around the forum a bit.

Sorry but I was not getting any clear direction, since like you said, its 3rd party, so you would not know where or what I should have done.

I got it to work and there is no other problems.

So I am happy.