I have existing website and I want to add shopping cart functionality to my website.
I tried to use OpenCart. After installation the website shows the OpenCart default page.
How can I use my existing web page along with OpenCart?
If you want to integrate Opencart with a CMS such as Wordpress, I would recommend that you install Opencart on subdomain.
For example:
First you install Wordpress on domain www.yourdomain.com then your opencart is on shop.yourdomain.com. At Wordpress, make a menu link to your opencart, and at opencart make a link to wordpress (main site).
Hope it help you| Cheers ^_^
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I am very new to Sitecore and i am confused between the Sitecore and Keystone component i.e. what is the difference between them and how to use it in the website we build in Sitecore. Please help me to solve this confusion?
I have created a website using Sitecore MVC and i am facing issue in using the existing components such as Breadcrumb, Sitemap in the created website. So will you please explain me how to include Sitecore /Keystone components (example such as Breadcrumb, Sitemap, Search, ..) is Sitecore web application, please provide an example?
Thank You.
Keystone is a 3rd party addition to Sitecore. It contains a set of Sitecore components. You can add your own components to Sitecore as well.
Here is Keystone Manual - Installation & Developer Guid which should give you nice introduction to Keystone.
Does anyone see any roadblocks to routing a rails 4 app as a subdomain of an existing website made from Joomla?
Although they are different frameworks, I'm not trying to integrate the two apps. Just placing two different websites under a single domain. My thinking is as long as both applications are on the same server and I fixed my namespace in my rails routes file, all should be ok. Is my logic correct?
Yes, there are no problem, the only 2 things you have to care about are :
take care of the item menu in joomla
the ruby web server configuration
About the joomla item menu.
In the Menu Manager > Edit Menu Item as a Menu Item Type chose System Links > External Url .
In the Link field you can put your rails url.
With this configuration you can route your user to your rails app.
About the ruby web server configuration
Probably you already have your rails app running, so you are not worried about the web server.
But because you already have an Apache server for Joomla I guess It could be interesting for you know that like for php in Apache there is mod_php, for ruby there is Phusion Passenger.
And that's the discussion on Stackoverflow: Ruby on Rails Server options
I have a Joomla website being hacked and when I restore, the front end is ok but at the backend none of the components of joomla is working, any link I click I get to the same interface for uploading which is not from joomla,
Could anybody help me solve this issue or in updating joomla via cpanel without being logged in joomla backend?
waiting to hear from you guys
You should download Joomla Patch File and also take backup of old files and directory where current joomla has installed. and follow below steps.
Open up your FTP client
Log in to your website
Navigate to the the folder where Joomla is actually installed
Upload the patched Joomla installer into the folder
Open your cPanel window
Go back to the “File Manager”
Navigate to the patched Joomla installer you uploaded via FTP, and check the box next to it.
Click extract
After a few seconds the files should be extracted
Lastly, login to your Joomla admin, refresh the page and the version number should be updated.
For further or more detail you can go through this link.
You can follow this step
1 Open Your cpanle
2 Log in
3 goto softeculous link
4 then, you can updating joomla via cpanel
I'm planning to build a website using Django-CMS, and plan to include affiliate links, which I want to cloak, i.e. have mysite.com/rec-product redirect to affiliate-site.com/product-with-affiliate-info, preferably with the mapping stored in the database.
Is there a simple way to implement "pretty links" in Django-CMS, similar to the WordPress Pretty Links plugin?
Django comes with a redirects application by default: django.contrib.redirects. It allows you to add redirects via the Django admin interface or using the Django database API.
It looks like someone has adapted this to be integrated with Django CMS: django-cms-redirects.
I'm a new developer to Shopify but been developing websites for 10+ years. Just got my partner account and private application setup. Been looking through the available documentations on the site and wasn't sure if applications are allowed to live on the users' shopify site or admin. is this possible? All I've seen so far are api call documentations but I'm having no luck finding anything regarding, how to add options to the admin or the liquid theme. Any references or pointers would be great!
I'm trying to figure out a way so when a user installs my app, A can add a 'part' that they can use and even new variables that they can use.
Try building with Greasemonkey for Firefox or a native Chrome App. Then convince your clients to install your code in their shop admin. Partner App with Shopify lets you inject links too. Hook that all up to your backend, and you're golden.