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RicoCali
Re: Shopping cart using Smarty templates
  • 2003/12/2 1:03

  • RicoCali

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Quote:

MithyT2 wrote:
Quote:

RicoCali wrote:
It is open-source but it's not free.
Isn't that a contradiction?


Not really :

http://www.x-cart.com/topic.html?topic=6



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RicoCali
Shopping cart using Smarty templates
  • 2003/12/1 20:56

  • RicoCali

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Just found this shopping cart that uses Smarty templates. It is open-source but it's not free. Too bad because it would be a perfect mod for Xoops. I like oscommerece but that sucker is huge and overwelming.



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RicoCali
Re: OSTicket - port this to xoops?
  • 2003/12/1 20:52

  • RicoCali

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Quote:

www.osticket.com <<


They also use a nice CMS (Mambo). But nothing close to XOOPS



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RicoCali
Re: Capacity of Xoops?
  • 2003/12/1 18:47

  • RicoCali

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Wow..there's a lot of factors involve when it comes to that question. The devs covered their butts on that end already. The other factors are hardware, database and bandwidth. When you have exhausted all your efforts on the software end and you come to a threshold and need to scale, the next angle is hardware. Typically, high volume sites cluster their webservers and database servers. Bandwidth is also relative to this equation.



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RicoCali
Running PHP from command line
  • 2003/11/30 17:29

  • RicoCali

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I've grown acustom to PHP for web development. But now I want to do some processing from Linux command line using php scripts. I really dont want to learn Korn Shell to do this. My brain is already overloaded with knowing too many programming languages and scripting languages. I can't keep them straight anymore. So how do I tell Linux that I want to run php scripts in its evironment?



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RicoCali
Re: .xyz = .php
  • 2003/11/27 13:46

  • RicoCali

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Wow! That's amazing! It worked! Thank you for your help!



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RicoCali
.xyz = .php
  • 2003/11/27 4:53

  • RicoCali

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How do you configure apache to read "somefile.xyz" as "somefile.php". In other words, any extension with "xyz" is actually "php"



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RicoCali
Re: Who copied who?
  • 2003/11/27 3:12

  • RicoCali

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Quote:

defel wrote:
Actually those will be functions that Symantec software adds on it's behalf to pages you view. I'm guessing you're using Norton Internet Security as that's known to add this. So there's not actually any identical code just NIS is adding extra code to pages you view. Do a google search on "function SymError()" and you'll see many others have found this.


Wow! Thanks defel...you learn something new everyday! BTW...what is the purpose of this?



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RicoCali
Who copied who?
  • 2003/11/26 7:35

  • RicoCali

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I just noticed that the current version of XOOPS and PHPNUKE function looks identical when you right click and view-source:


function SymError()
{
return true;
}

window.onerror = SymError;

var SymRealWinOpen = window.open;

function SymWinOpen(url, name, attributes)
{
return (new Object());
}

window.open = SymWinOpen;


I know that 2.0x is a complete rewrite and is not suppose to have any remnance of phpnuke. So which leads to the question...who copied who?



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RicoCali
Re: Template Variables
  • 2003/11/26 4:38

  • RicoCali

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thank you sir

$xoopsTpl=>assign()




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