Sorry if my question is not good.
Question : I install revolution slider extension in my opencart website. Now I need that slider in an other website of opencart. Can I download that slider extension from my existing website.
Note : In simply I mean,
I want to export extension from one website and import it into another website..
If you have purchased the extension the first thing you need to do is check your license agreement that you can use the extension on multiple sites. If you can, then the next thing you will need to know is where all the files are for that extension and copy them from one site to the other. If you have the original extension you can just upload that, but if you don't you will have to search for files containing a keyword of the extension. In your case, I would recommend searching for "revolution" to find all the necessary files. Chances are there's no easy way to export this, as most extensions span multiple files and folders
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I know there is way to copy static files via jsdoc, for images as example.
Is there a way to "extend" the generated template via markdown or html files that integrate into the "look & feel" of the used theme?
I know you can include one markdown file as "landing page", but i wonder if its possible to add more pages/files.
Why im asking this?
Because i want to generate the documentation out of my source code and add then some additional pages which describe the workflow of my application or the behavior of some components.
Doing this in a single markdown document & that as "landing page" seems not a good solution.
I cant imagine that there exist not a "read to use" solution.
I just want a nice & complete documentation of my application which includes stuff from the source code and additional pages.
Any hint is welcome.
Thanks in Advance.
I am working on opencart 3. I have checked that many times working with module I need to clear and refresh modification inside extension in opencart 3. But what modifications exactly do. Can anyone give information for modification tab inside admin in opencart 3. Thanks in advance.
The modification cache is a folder where the PHP code that actually runs is stored. It is created when you install an OCMOD extension. OCMOD extensions are a list of changes that should be made to core files in XML format.
Rather than changing the core files though, OCMOD makes a copy of the files and puts them ni to the modifications folder. This is why you must clear this cache whenever you install or remove an extension.
Im new using Joomla version 2.5, and I need to show on an article or through a component or module, a the whole list of files stored on an specific folder with subfolders to guest users, in order to allow them downloading files from it. Also, I need to group them by subfolders.
I've search, but the most I can find is to show the directory tree to browse, and I don't wanna guest users to know the folder/subfolder structure.
This isn't really a StackOverflow question… anywho…
An extension that comes to mind is DOCman but I haven't used it for years and the learning curve used to be a bit steep.
I would suggest looking through the dozens of download extensions on the Joomla Extensions Directory (JED), specifically try the Downloads section or even maybe the Paid Downloads section if you're looking for an eCommerce type solution.
This really isn't a programming question at all, just a question about features available in django-filer which I figure programmers who have used it will be able to answer.
Question is, is it possible to move files around (ie, from one directory to another) via the django-filer GUI?
Apologies for listing this under the django-filebrowser tag but I can't create new tags and the django-filer tag doesn't exist (plus I figure people who have used django-filebrowser might know about django-filer as well).
Well this has been unanswered for a long time so I guess I'll answer it myself.
Yes, it is possible to move files around from one directory to another with django-filer. The mechanism employed to move files in django-filer is via the "clipboard". ie, you move files to a holding area on the right of screen called the clipboard, then you navigate to your desired destination folder and move the files off the clipboard and into the destination folder.
I have noticed that a lot of mediawiki-based websites use such templates as Robelbox, Ambox etc. Where can I get them and how should they be installed?
It's a PITA and unfortunately (unlike extensions or media files) there is no repository of canned templates. Templates load other templates which load others in turn, etc.
Go to Wikipedia and copy the name of the template you're after, go to Special:Export and paste the name of the template in the big text box, e.g. Template:Infobox. Check "Include templates" and check "Include only the current revision, not the full history", (or the file will be too big). Click Export to dump a .xml file of the template. Then import this into the destination wiki.
After it has been imported open the template for editing, check the list below the edit box "Pages transcluded onto the current version of this page:". If there are any red links repeat the above steps for these templates as well. You might also need to copy styles in MediaWiki:Common.css page and Javascript in MediaWiki:Common.js before everything works. Finally edit the templates to customize for your wiki.
If it still doesn't work and you have messy pages of braces and if statements, then you need to install the ParserFunctions extension. If there is {{#invoke: }} in template code you'll also need to install the Scribunto extension.
MediaWiki Help:Templates explains the process in more detail.
You can directly copy templates from Wikipedia. A nice example is the Keypress template.
This task is a bit more involved than just exporting and importing.
A "simple" overview can be found here -> How to add Wikipedia templates to your own Mediawiki
Upgrade our MediaWiki to the latest stable version, hoping to match Wikipedia’s one.
Install the Scribunto extension and properly configure it.
Export/Import the LUA modules used by the (meta)templates you want to use and import them in your MediaWiki.
Export/Import the Wikipedia templates you want to use, together with all the required metatemplates, and import them in your
MediaWiki.
Copy the relevant CSS classes from the Wikipedia’s Common.css file and paste them in your MediaWiki’s Common.css.
Activate MediaWiki IstantCommons feature to automatically fetch the Template image files from the commons.wikipedia.com repository.