Of course that's not the way to do it. Their bevahiour won't change the outcome anyway. Thirty bees is just better.
It's no one man show anymore. Slowly there are coming devs. We all know @Traumflug here. He is very active and helps a lot! I am optimistic for this fork!
Despite all mistakes they do, it's understandable that they delete thirty bees in the forum. As we all know, thirty bees is just a better ps. It means it's a big treath to the them... It wouldn't the first fork, which "overtakes" the main project.
At the moment it's hard for me to imagine, how I could use this. Is it basically for local testing purposes?
I use multistore... How does it work there?
Which sitemap module?
I think user should define, what should be in. Of course there should be option for categories, products, blog, manufactures, suppliers and cms pages.
Hello
I know, that we have some server experts here. Maybe somebody could explain, how caching is working. It confuses me, that there are many different caching methods. As far as I know, I have the following:
nginx cache
redis cache
smarty cache
full page cache
Additional there is the browser cache, right? Which one is doing what? Where are the risks?
I am always afraid that visitor could see outdated informations. Let's say I change price of a product. Is there a risk, that customer sees the old price? What if I change tpl files?
Tipp: You can find this out very easily by your own. Just use a modern browser where you can select an element to inspect it. It shows immediately that its h1. To find out which tpl file, you just read body id="". The id normally tells you the tpl file!
This is the blog module from kpodemksi. I have some issues to make it work.
It seems to be caused by the rewrite system. Unfortunately this module now even breaks other frontControllers.
For example I get: Fatal error: Call to a member function isAccessGranted() on null in /home/genzo/publichtml/modules/phsimpleblog/controllers/front/single.php on line 33
But when commenting this function out, I get a 404 error.
@mdekker could you solve this?
@Havouza said in How create a link like this?:
This is the code in the tpl.
To me it looks if a target is hardcoded here, all links will open in a new tab. Solution for that is to only place links here that should open outside the shop
<ul id="footercustom_link_informations">
<li class="footercustom_link_title footercustom_title">{$blocktitle1|escape:'html':'UTF-8'}</li>
{foreach from=$blocks1 item=block name=loop}
<li>{if $block.link}<a href="{$block.link|escape:'html':'UTF-8'}" title="{$block.title|escape:'html':'UTF-8'}">{/if}{if $block.title}{$block.title|escape:'html':'UTF-8'}{/if}{if $block.link}</a>{/if}</li>
{/foreach}
</ul>
Yeah you could solve it in your tpl file. The solution which comes to my mind is a bit ugly. But you could use something like:
{if $block.id==anynumber}target="_blank"{/if}
I don't use this module, so I don't know if you have access to the id...
You have html error in it. You mess up with quote sign (").
Yours:
<a href="https://webadmin-lin.demo.plesk.com:8443/smb target ="_blank"" title="Plesk Control Panel">Plesk Control Panel</a>
Correct:
<a href="https://webadmin-lin.demo.plesk.com:8443/smb" target ="_blank" title="Plesk Control Panel">Plesk Control Panel</a>