osCommerce Contribution - STS4 Power Pack

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The following osCommerce contribution is a free Opensource code originated from official osCommerce website and provided for your reference only, you may download the original contribution file(s) and install it on your own; or you may request a Paid Installation Service from Agents Of Power; Agents Of Power does the "AS IS" installation on your website, we do not guarantee it will work properly on your website. Extra Paid service is available for repairing the problem from the original contribution or from your website.

Detailed tutorial aimed at beginner's of this module. Using simple language and images. Purpose: to understand how the modules pull together, what the settings do; explanations on which files to do what, and where are the files exactly. So far, the Default, Product Info, and the Index module are covered. May do updates later. I hope this will be of use to someone. It has helped me a lot going through this bit by bit and trying to "see" the whole picture in my mind. (Just unzip - file is in .pdf format)
Original package by bkellum but with multilanguage box_heading. The original one has only english box-headings! Full package
please also see: www.bluegreenenterprises.com origional zip upload was too big, but is available at above site. Including Instructions/explanations/articles. sts_gco.zip are the files inc mods to add to OSC RC1 to have sts and google checkout working. file size 211kb
STS Articles http://www.bluegreenenterprises.com/ebusiness_info/STS_Articles.php STS Articles is a simple contribution for OSCommerce and the Simple-Template-System that allows you to add, edit and delete articles that are viewed via an info box. Although this is made for STS it is a standalone contribution that should work (with a little tweaking) without STS. It is also Standalone in the sense that very few if any OSC functions are used. All the [functions/object classes/database access] I needed to make this work have been reworked into this contribution. Articles by File Name The explanation for 'by file name' is that an article can be directly related to a given file name such as 'About_Us.php' and when visitors navigate to this file only those articles can be viewed. File name articles are accessed in admin exactly the same way as category articles because the file name is stored as a category heading. Because only the file name (including the .php extension) is recognised using the basename() function, no query strings will alter the resulting output. However using the query string will extend the usability of this contribution to providing articles related to say individual products but this feature will only be available in a later update. Public/Private Categories/Articles There is a distinction made between public and admin article categories. In the database table `article_categories` each category has a `status`. If `status` is '1' the category and articles contained within may be viewed by the public. If `status` is '0' the category and articles can only be viewed via admin. This feature can be extended upon to provide greater flexibility. At present the `status` can not be changed via admin/articles.php but can be easily done in PHPMYADMIN. Admin - articles.php The 'admin/articles.php' file is where the articles may be listed by category or are all listed by date of creation. It is a single file that will do all the article admin such as: Creating, Editing and Deleting Article Categories. Inserting New Articles. Editing Existing Articles. Deleting Articles. Number of Articles per Page (in info box). Number of Page navigation Links. If there are more than four articles associated with a category or file name you will see a page navigation appear at the top of the Articles info box. This is the same page navigation system used by OSC to page through a large list of products as used in 'products_new.php'. The number of articles shown per page can be changed in the file catalog/includes/boxes/articles.php where $max_rows = 4;. This is also where you can edit $max_page_links, i.e. the number of pages available as links in the page navigation. Matthew John Ritchie
Posted on: 10/28/2008 See contribution details	Request Installation with Paid service