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Here's how I'm installing Image Handler 2 - can you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
I always get confused as exactly how to install add ons to zen cart.
I am using Zen Cart 1.39b - using the Cherry Zen Template.
I BACKED UP MY FILES -
I downloaded the Image Handler 2 and unzipped it to my desktop
I read the documentation for the Short Version - which is this -
***Installation and uninstallation
Unzip the package on any location except your Zen Cart installation.
In the Store_Root folder, rename admin to whatever you renamed your admin, if you still did not do that, just leave it like so. Rename includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE folder to your template name.
Install the contents of the Store_Root folder, guess where? in your store root, where index.php is.
In your Admin, under Tools, you will see a new entry for Image Handler 2, click on that and click on "Install Image Handler". If you followed these instructions to the letter, you are ready to enjoy IH2***
Now here is where my confusion comes in - I renamed my YOUR_TEMPLATE folder, as it told me, then I dragged my ENTIRE Store_Root Folder into my root directory - I refreshed everything, went to ADMIN/TOOLS dropdown, and my Image Handler 2 is not showing up.
Is the problem that I dragged in that entire Store Root Folder? Should I have opened it up and dragged in the individual folders?
When this didn't work, I deleted the entire Store_Root folder from my server. Now I'm lost. I'm certainly not enjoying IH2 as the documentation said I would! Help please, I've learned a lot about Zen Cart, but still get confused as how to add my files.
Please answer me in newbie language, I'm taking baby steps here.
My barebones site is http://redkapworkwear.com/testsetup
I DID IT, I actually built a working cart, with the help of so many of you, Stevesh, Schoolboy, RescoCCC, to name a few. I just take one bite out of the elephant at a time and try to keep my sense of humor...