Andrew, Well Done!
Thanks for your fantastic work. It has taken me months of will I - won't I - before deciding to implement your module. I was pretty nervous because I'm pretty weak on the whole customisation of the code and I didn't want to wreak my site.
But I finally jumped in the deep end and installed your module and hey presto! it Worked and I'm delighted!
I hated not having the VAT displayed as I think it puts customers off when they reaalise that the price is actually more than stated.
Now all I have to work out is:
How to update to 1.3.8, I'm still on .7, but at least I have implemented the security patches and renamed the admin folder etc. I am terrified of updating as I haven't set up any custom folders, (I did try but they didn't work), and if I do update I think my website is going to disappear!
I also need to figure out how to change the width of my site as it's too narrow, I've spent hours edit the different stylesheets and I can't get it to stretch:
http://www.cctvireland.ie/catalog/index.php
I don't know how to delete the original top banner picture, as it hide under my banner.
(I've bought the book but I can't make head nor tails of it )
What I'm really trying to say is that I am amazed at how much time you have spent to explain your module to panicky people when they couldn't get it working properly and you deserve a clap on the back.
And one day on the way to work you just may be bundled into the back of a blacked-out car and hidden in my basement in front of a computer until you sory out my site, ( I might even feed you). So keep an eye out for a dark car acting suspiciously near the Mad Cow roundabout.
Just kidding, of course, but Zencart has totally and endlessly frustrated and stumped me on every occassion and judging by the forums there are a lot of very confused people trying to get Zencart to work the way they want. (Zencart is fantastic, but configuring it is a killer, and I'm not a total novice), and getting your module to work has given me hope!
So, once again----- THANKS!! :clap: :clap:
Paul
Kildare