YOOiecheck
These chaps are rather good, June 10, 2008 |
I reckon that these chaps are rather good. They have released a very good tool. This module makes a very discrete and gentle pop-up that does not annoy.
Note To Developer: Can you please modify it so that we can alter the colour of the main text or the background? It appears to be picking it up from the template and the text appears very faint on my site with the default yellow background.
A very useful tool indeed
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AJAX LiveSearch module for VirtueMart
    not bad though there is a bug, April 29, 2008 |
This module is slick and seems to do the job, however, there is a bug.
If you use more then one template in your site/shop as I do it manifests itself. I have one template for the site and another for a VM shop. Even though I have the second template assigned correctly to the VM shop when I use this module to select a product from the drop down list, it always reverts to the default template - which is no good! It completely screws up the shop, layout & look.
The problem is that this module is deriving the $itemid incorrectly, then using that to determine what the template is. To fix this bug you have to open livesearch.php and force the item id. You can just put the line:
$itemid='56';
(replace 56 with the correct itemid, you can find this out by clicking on a product in the VM shop in the normal manner and view the URL, find itemid = nn and take the itemid from there, SEO needs to be off so that you can see the URL in full)
replacing this line :
$itemid=$database->loadResult('componentid');
This is a kludge but it will make the module work without selecting the wrong template. Someone who is more knowledgeable in PHP than me then me can come up with the correct select statement to get the right itemid.
If this could be fixed then it would be 'recommendations all round'. As it is, it is flawed and will make your two-template site function incorrectly unless you hack the code.
Yereverluvinunclebert
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VirtueMart
    first class, March 18, 2008 |
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I have been highly critical of some joomla extensions in the past. I also had a few problems with Virtuemart, these were mostly configuration issues that have been resolved by someone else. I mostly found the answers in the forum after a good bit of searching which took time and effort.
But despite what I have just said, I now have to say that Virtuemart when it is configured and working is really first class.
For me the issues that set the component back were the way it displayed in Firefox and IE. both different, but resolved by removing some unwanted code, trivial but time consuming for me - and not for the uninitiated or code-wary.
Would like some of the functionality that exists in OSCommerce, for example, being able to see which users are currently looking at the shop, what they are looking at &c. Would also like better display of categories and multi category products. The back end needs a bit of TLC with regard to product configuration and import/export. Mixing real items with downloads appears difficult to set up. The configuration of tax was not easy nor was shipping but it all worked in the end.
Despite all these niggles it is still first class, as it works and it is free!
yereverluvinunclebert
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