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    #31
    I am leaving MOTO in the box at the back of the drawer ... to be found in 3 years and pitched.


    Bikster
    SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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      #32
      Originally posted by jont View Post
      I am leaving MOTO in the box at the back of the drawer ... to be found in 3 years and pitched.
      Oh ye of little faith, im sure it will be all sorted in V10...... Sorry i mean V9.0.3

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        #33
        Originally posted by Darren B View Post
        Oh ye of little faith
        Most of the issues of upgrading sites has been down to the MOTO.. I think it is something with the way existing orders are marked, it is far from a happy bunny.


        Bikster
        SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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          #34
          This is true, and probably even more of a reason why actinic should make these things modular.

          Then perhaps if you upgrade a site from V8 to V9 it works, then you add your plugin / module and it upgrades the order information, not the whole package. To me Actinic try to do to much under one roof

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            #35
            Bloody good question - Going by otherposts i recon v9.0.3 until nadeem comes up with a neat little hack telling you how to
            Pressure!! , You could if you have Access go into the database, go into [DesignObjects] table, here search for "<option value="2012">2006</option> " and it will take you to the MOTO part of the start date in [sMarkupCode] field. Simply change it here to what you like or add in the extra values. For the bug fix, it will be done in javascript rather than hardcoded. A nicer way in PHP would be:

            Code:
             <select name="PAYMENTSTARTMONTH" size="1">
            	<actinic:block php="true">
            		for ( $start_date_counter = 1; $start_date_counter <= 12; $start_date_counter ++) 
            		{
            			echo"<option value='$start_date_counter'>$start_date_counter</option>"; 
            		}  
                    </actinic:block>
            </select>
            /
            <select name="PAYMENTSTARTYEAR" size="1">
            <actinic:block php="true">
            	for ( $start_year_counter = 2001; $start_year_counter <= 2008; $start_year_counter ++) 
            	{
                    	echo"<option value='$start_year_counter'>$start_year_counter</option>"; 
                    }  
            </actinic:block>
            </select>
            Originally posted by jont View Post
            .. but why on earth a value of "2012" against 2006?????
            This is a bug which will be fixed

            Hope this helps

            Kind Regards
            Nadeem Rasool
            SellerDeck Development

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              #36
              Thank you Nadeem, changing the database has fixed it.

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                #37
                Originally posted by Nadeem View Post
                Pressure!! ,
                I knew you would come up with some answers

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by Darren B View Post
                  I knew you would come up with some answers
                  nice one, Nadeem.

                  Now, can we have a Google Checkout hack please?

                  Tracey

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by TraceyHand View Post
                    nice one, Nadeem.

                    Now, can we have a Google Checkout hack please?

                    This has been asked loads of times, please search the forum - oh and morning btw

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