Here is our site that I have been working on (on and off) for the past year. I would go months without touching it do to us being slammed with work (not a bad thing at all).
Ok, so I just realized that when I click the Logout button in the header it takes me to the account logout page. When I click continue it then takes me back to the home page but I am still logged in. I can keep clicking the Logout button and follow the same loop time after time after time.
If I click Log Off in the footer it takes me to the same account logout page, but when I click continue it takes me back to the home page and I am actually logged off this time. The same goes for the Log Off link on the Account page.
Any suggestions? I have reset all of the .tpl and .php files back to default yet still nothing.
Ok, this may be quite complicated. If someone is not logged in, I would like to hide the entire top menu except for login. I would also like to hide the cart just below the top menu. One other thing is featured items.
If someone is then logged in, all of these would reappear.
I am not afraid of changing code as I have changed some already. Just can't find the right files/code to implement.
I was testing out the Sales -> Mail portion of the site today and sent an email to my gmail account. The result showed an Unknown Sender. I sent the same email to my business email address and it showed everything up until the comma (the comma and everything after was gone).
I removed the comma from the store name and all is well now. I would like to have the comma, and may work tomorrow on code that will possibly allow the comma, but I wanted to check in to see if you guys had a fix for this first (or if its even possible).
When on a category page viewing all of the subcategories, the images do not line up with the titles below them. I am not sure if a fix has been posted yet so here is the fix that works for me.
You will need to modify the following file "public_html --> storefront --> view --> default_html5 --> template --> pages --> product --> category.tpl"
Lines 15-26 of the original category.tpl file should read as follows:
I am trying to add php code inside of the description box of categories. Is there a way to allow PHP Code inside this CKEditor? I have attempted to add
config.protectedSource.push(/<\?[\s\S]*?\?>/g);
into the config.js file that is located in /public_html/admin/view/default/javascript/ckeditor
Every time I try to use php code with <?php it is being changed to <!--?php or <?php
I have noticed that Fancybox is being referenced in code quite a few times, but where is it being used? I would like to use fancybox in place of the thickbox if possible.
On the backend product edit page, there should be a box for a short description under the product name. This short description would show under the product name on the front end of the website.
I am finding a need to enter a short description about the product (just a few words) and would like it seen when browsing products. This short description, in my instance, would be used to show certain options that could be added to that specific package (as of right now options would be unknown without viewing product itself). Without customers knowing about the options available they may move on past certain products they are actually looking for.