everything I noticed

[Guest]

:whistle: Sorry for being too lazy to post each section into proper forums but I took the trouble to make the notes so here they are if useful...

db.sql:

(1) need to change "latest_"table to proper names (e.g. "store_")

(2) need to drop tables first

(3) need to specifiy table prefix in $config['dbprefix'] = ''; UNLESS you like the default of "store"

(4) need to put chosen prefix on all the table in db.sql build script

(5) db.sql had a spurious "</span>" tag at end of file which needed removing - seems to be put there by phpMyAdmin

admin screen:

(1) Link to https://www.cubecart.com/external/?v=30002 image is broken

purchase a product:

(1) button "Edit Invoice Address" but when you go to edit

the address there is no title saying "invoice address" so unclear

that you are editing that. why not go to "my deatils" screen?

configuration setings screen:

(1) button [edit config] - I am already editing my config so why not say [save config] on the button

Printed Order Form:

(1) mis-spelling: Expirey Date:

System Variable Configuration:

(1) Eg. all messages such as Could not open file of '/data/home/budawang/ssl/store/modules/shipping/By_Weight/config.inc.php' for writing. Try changing the CHMOD value to 0777. Remember to set it back to 0644 afterwards!

Why not just store all these values in the database? and have a 777 / 644 hassle just for the database login details?

all you need is a table with columns config_type, config_name, and config_value.

you could use a single maintenenace screen selectable by config_type (eg shipping_by_weight)

Editing Things:

(1) when you edit, say 'newsletter preferences' there is no [back] button just an [update] button

(2) editing personal info does not let me get at all my address details (Invoice Address: Delivery Address: )

View A Product:

(1) no [back] button only [add to basket] button

mark.