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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
There have been reports of the Sage Pay Server payment module not working and failing with the following error message:
Unable to redirect to Vendor’s web site. The Vendor failed to provide a RedirectionURL
The problem was introduced with v2.3.0 where tep_href_link() returns HTML...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
If you’re using an earlier version of osCommerce Online Merchant before v2.2 Release Candidate 1 (July 2007), please make sure the “extras” directory is not publicly accessible on the server if it has been copied over. This directory is not part of the installation and had to be separately copied...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
osCommerce Online Merchant v2.3.2 has just been released which improves the customer password forgotten routine and generation of random strings.
Previously, when the customer requested a new password, their password was instantly updated to a random string and was e-mailed to the customer....
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
One of the great new features of our framework is the ability to perform upgrades via the Admin Dashboard, where update packages are listed, modified files can be seen, and upgrades can be performed at the click of a button.
Unfortunately not everyone will get to experience how great this can...
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Published by Mark Evans
To follow-up to my previous posting about osCommerce and the BSD Licence I will now try and answer some of the misconceptions around the new CLA (Contributor License Agreement) which was added as part of the osCommerce 3.x release. I will also aim to make this into an official FAQ document when time allows...
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Published by Mark Evans
There have been a number of comments made about the license change of osCommerce 3.x to the BSD. This post aims to dispel some of the confusion around the change and will hopefully be the primer for a proper FAQ on www.oscommerce.com when I have some time. If there are any questions you have...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
This is the first of a multi-part series documenting the new framework architecture of osCommerce Online Merchant v3.0.
Those that have not been following the development of the new framework will receive quite a shock when they download the osCommerce Online Merchant v3.0 release package and...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
We are fortunate to have a unique relationship with our community that is based on trust. This was built on and earned naturally from the very beginning when we first announced ourselves to the world in March 2000. Our user base has grown from a few people to millions worldwide, attracted through...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
The biggest milestone in our history will be reached on March 31 2011 with the release of osCommerce Online Merchant v3.0. This is the result of years of hard work, community feedback, and patience! We thank the community and our partners tremendously for their support during this long development...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
We are extremely proud to countdown to March 31 for the release of osCommerce Online Merchant v3.0 and to cause a disruption in the Open Source and e-commerce community. Our future goals are based on this new foundation that will continually be improved on to meet the demands of tomorrows store...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
We stated earlier that the next osCommerce Online Merchant releases would be v2.2 and v3.0 and that we wouldn’t be publishing any more alpha, beta, or release candidate labelled versions. The next v2.2 release was declared as “v2.2final” to finalize the versioning cycle it went through, from...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
Our blog has found a new home at Tumblr and now functions as an aggregator, linking to and publishing interesting articles from the osCommerce team and our partners.
New publications are automatically syndicated to our Twitter account and Facebook Page.
Our blog can be reached at:
http://blogs.oscommerce.com
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
Checkout Application
The number of steps during the checkout procedure has been drastically reduced with the new Checkout Application. The checkout procedure no longer starts at the shipping page but now heads directly to the confirmation page which takes care of all dependencies for the...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
What Application Actions Do
Application Actions allows functionality to be added to Applications in a flexible manner without needing to edit core source code files. Actions typically define what page content is presented in a given situation and can load nested actions for further...
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Namespace What\Is\It?
Namespaces allow scopes to be added to classes and are used to group related classes and to prevent collision of class names. The larger the framework grows and the more components that become available and integrate with the framework, the greater the...
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Published by Harald Ponce de Leon
PHP v5.3 and Namespaces
We’re excited to announce the framework for osCommerce Online Merchant v3.0 is being optimized to use the newer features PHP v5.3 provides, primarily focusing on implementing namespaces into the core. In addition to namespaces, the namespace coding...
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Mark Evans at the JumpIn! developer's camp organized by Microsoft in Switzerland on April 7-9, 2010
