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We can conclude that /admin_xxxxx/ is the CC629 version, and /admin/ is the CC642 version. What I would like for you to do is: Rename folder: admin_xxxxxx To: ignore_xxxxxx Rename folder: admin To: admin_xxxxxx Force your browser to reload all page resources. This is usually done with CTRL-F5. This will make sure that that browser has the latest version of the admin javascript file.

lol - only recently added although that does mean it is at the front in every CubeCart store !

This is simple to do and is one specific use case for this plugin https://www.cubecart.com/extensions/plugins/duplicate-cc-or-bcc-or-block-sending-of-order-emails and have quite a few clients using it simply for TrustPilot or other similar applications

They do, I use it with an OpenCart, the free plan is restricted to like to a number of reviews per month (~100), which isn't ideal but it's better than nothing.

Thanks for the prompt update on it.

In the PHP code, you would have: $GLOBALS['smarty']->assign('the_random_token',randomString()); Then, in the template, you now have a value for {$the_random_token}.

To add text you would edit templates > main.php To modify the style you would edit the relevant css file to the skin style you have set as default (style.css , cubecart.style01blue.css, cubecart.style01mint.css ect...) or if you have a cubecart.custom.css file you can add the following to it .page-head-bar { background-color: #3c3241; margin-bottom: 10px; } .page-head-bar .page-head-bar-links{ float:right; } .page-head-bar .page-head-bar-links .parent-link { display: inline-block; padding: 5px 10px; color: #3c3241; background-color: #cddc39; font-size: 12px; border

Sorry for the delay. One option would be to use the HTML <video> element in your category description. So you would upload a mp4/webm or ogg video to your site then when writing your description click the source button on the text editor and use something like <video> <source src="catvideo.mp4" type="video/mp4"> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video> Only issue is you'd have to play around with adding some other html and styling to try and get the layout right. Alternatively you could add a button and have the video load in a pop-up modal

Let's review: $record['bijkomend'] = (isset($_POST['bijkomend'])); The form element with the input name "bijkomend" will get POSTed if the input tag is within the appropriate <form> block. The statement above tests if the form element exists in the POSTed data. But, so far, the answer is either a 'true' or a 'false' logical value. This is the start of a typical test structure called a Tertiary Operator. We can see that with the $_POST['rating']. To finish that statement: $record['bijkomend'] = (isset($_POST['bijkomend'])) ? $_POST['bijkomend'] : ''; The $