New Quick.Cart v4.0 - stable version - released!

treewood (OpenSolution)

Avatar: treewood

2011-02-08 08:34

You can get this version from download here:
http://opensolution.org/download/

You can test this version here:
http://opensolution.org/Quick.Cart/demo/

Changes here:
http://opensolution.org/download/Quick.Cart/changeLog.txt

HOW TO UPDATE DATABASE FROM v3.x?
1. Download "converter_v3.x-v4.x.zip" from download/Quick.Cart/other/
2. Unpack and read carefully "read-me.txt".
3. When You convert database You can move design manually. We create new CSS and XHTML and You cant copy template files from old to new version.

DOCUMENTATION, SKINS, TRANSLATIONS
We are working on it ... it will be available in few days

korekkorek

Avatar: korekkorek

2011-02-08 10:49

Dzięki bardzo. Dobra robota :-)

piotr54

Avatar: piotr54

2011-02-17 20:56

Parse error: parse error in c:\usr\krasnal\www\quick.cart_v4.0\libraries\TplParser.php on line 8,
Skąd ten bład, nie mogę sobie poradzić z uruchomieniem. Wersja wcześniejsza chodziła jak zegarek :), prawie :)

piotr54

treewood (OpenSolution)

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2011-02-17 21:43

piotr54 - musisz miec PHP w wersji conajmniej 5.2.0

piotr54

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2011-02-19 20:25

Dziękuję. Rozstałem się z "nieśmiertelnym" Krasnalem (śmigał od 6 lat :), teraz próbuję Wamp'a

piotr54

korekkorek

Avatar: korekkorek

2011-02-24 17:11

Jak usunąć linka kategorii, pojawiającego się w head2 na dole po lewej stronie.
Link wyskakuje gdy w lewym menu kliknę w podkategorię z danej kategorii.
Np:
klikam Obuwie górskie, potem podkategorię niskie góry i w tym momencie link Obuwie górskie wyskakuje mi na head2.
Nie mogę dojść skąd on się tam bierze.
Jak go wywalić, by nie wyskakiwał?

Q.C. 4.0

boboo

Avatar: boboo

2011-02-24 17:30

To ma nazwę navipath

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korekkorek

Avatar: korekkorek

2011-02-24 20:35

O właśnie. To to dziadostwo. Choć wydawało mi się że już z tym próbowałem.
Po co to było? Trochę bez sensu wg. mnie.
Dzięki za pomoc.

Q.C. 4.0

ZubiDS

Avatar: ZubiDS

2011-03-04 12:37

Pytanie. Posiadam wersję 3.6 ext moge zrobić darmowy upgrade do 4.0?

Makaron

Avatar: Makaron

2011-03-04 16:00

Tak. Oferujemy darmowe konwertery bazy danych. Napisz proszę maila z formularza kontaktowego (sprawy wersji płatnych załatwiamy via mail) i opiszemy wszystko krok po kroku.

Mak-Web.pl - Quick.Cart & Quick.Cms templates

beholder

Avatar: beholder

2011-04-29 04:25

I have just realized that email address checking function checkEmail() in core/common.php is incorrect. I mean it will work for most normal emails but it returns wrong result for some -standard- email addresses as defined in some RFC doc. There is some danger that common usage and widespread sloppy coding will establish a de facto standard for e-mail addresses that is more restrictive than the recorded formal standard. More here: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9585

And here is the correct checking function we should adopt:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9585?page=0,3

http://cicmanec.sk/easyplugins/

treewood (OpenSolution)

Avatar: treewood

2011-04-29 19:12

beholder - Oh my ... this function to check emails is bigger then most of our functions doing much more that this function :/

beholder

Avatar: beholder

2011-05-01 14:38

of course it is bigger :-) what did you expect? It's not about size, it's about correctness and standards. If it was about size, we would still be using 256 ASCII characters in our text processors.

Let me rephrase: the sole function of checkEmail() was to check if email is correct. With some emails the short versions just fuck up. And that's it, no more explanation necessary.

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boboo

Avatar: boboo

2011-06-08 07:38

There is still a bug in QC4.0 checking e-mails (core -> checkMail)
Today got a new expirience.
An abcde@fghij.mn address is OK,
but
an Abcde@fghij.mn returns false.
The parameter 'i' at the end of regular expression is missed.
Is now:
function checkEmail($sEmail){
return preg_match("/^[a-z0-9_.-]+([_\\.-][a-z0-9]+)*@([a-z0-9_\.-]+([\.][a-z]{2,4}))+$/",$sEmail);
}
Should be:
function checkEmail($sEmail){
return preg_match("/^[a-z0-9_.-]+([_\\.-][a-z0-9]+)*@([a-z0-9_\.-]+([\.][a-z]{2,4}))+$/i",$sEmail);
}

The QC4.1 is OK.

http://it-service.kimla.de QC- & QCMS-plugins

boboo

Avatar: boboo

2011-06-08 07:41

Uuups,
is already described in bugfix for QC4.1
Excuse me.

http://it-service.kimla.de QC- & QCMS-plugins

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