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Re: Yes, if you choose Open Source, you get the community. Community is of course a grat thing, but the fact is they don't have to help you. If you really get into trouble, you stay alone with your broken code and your malfunctioning shop. Companies that offer paid solutions have … ![]() | |
Re: Here's a good resource for those who values their time: [URL="http://www.shopping-cart-reviews.com/"]Shopping Cart Reviews[/URL]. You can check & compare them all :) My preference is also PHP. It's just so widespread now... And it's became very powerful, too. So I'm using a PHP-based [url=http://www.avactis.com]shopping cart[/url] called Avactis. | |
Re: [CODE=HTML] <style type="text/css"> body {text-align:center; background-color:#151B8D; color:white} .intro {text-align:center; font-size:24pt} h1 {font-size:30pt} .buttons {background-color:#3BB9FF; color:#15317E; border-color:#151B8D; font-size:12pt} </style> <script type="text/javascript"> function enterValue( f ) { if( f.ValueField.value.match( /^[1-9]$/ ) ) { if( f.BoxNumber.value.match( /^[1-9]$/ ) ) { var duplicates = false; for( var i = 0; i < 9 && … | |
Re: The right way is obviously that decribed in the official PHP Manual: [url]http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.unix.php[/url] There are 2 most important points: 1. Apache should load the PHP module. 2. [B].php[/B] extension should be associated with MIME-type [B]application/x-httpd-php[/B] Good luck! :) | |
Re: I'm afraid it's done not by PHP, but by JavaScript, right on the page. You can use DOM provided by user's browser to clone form elements. Then use PHP's wonderful feature of collecting multiple values to arrays. [CODE=HTML] <script> function CopyRowContaining( pressedButton ) { var row = pressedButton.parentNode; var submitButton … | |
Re: Wow, I know that script! Downloaded and tested not so long ago. So, what can I say? It's cool! The interface is very clean, and everything is well ordered. Templates work well, and so do the "tags" which they're so proud of. They are really PHP tags, so the server … | |
Re: Hi there! With JavaScript, it's possible to do many things. Including some path wouldn't be complex, but... only if we see the code! Please post some code and we'll see what we can do. | |
Re: AFAIK, Windows XP installs very well on SATA drives, and never makes problems with SATA in general. Turn everything on, don't be afraid! Then boot from XP CD and install that thing. Everything should work! |
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