Define Content
for osCommerce Online Merchant v2.2
Define Content is a basic language aware Content Management System (CMS)
designed for osCommerce. Its intended to make content management easier
for the non-technical shop owner. It allows you to define content areas
and then modify them with or without a WYSIWYG HTML editor from the
osCommerce admin.
Site designers can use this contrib to setup areas the store owner
can easily modify with tinyMCE WYSIWYG HTML editor.
Define Content is completely language aware in both catalog side and
admin side. This means it can be used, for example, to make the header
(top banner) change with the language choice of the customer. It can
also be used to make an image or any other content change with the
language choice of the customer.
The contribution allows you to include PHP code in the content so dynamic
elements such as the STORE_NAME or STORE_NAME_ADDRESS can be added via
PHP tags. For security, and by default, php code is stripped from the
Define Content editor page when submitted. The extra step is included to
enable PHP code inclusion from the editor.
The contribution includes easy file copy directions to integrate tinyMCE
cross-browser WYSIWYG editor. tinyMCE is compatible with browsers like
Mozilla, MSIE, FireFox, Opera and (partially) Safari. tinyMCE has lots
of features. It cleans and verifies your HTML and I've even included
a mod to support including PHP code if you wish to optionally enable it.
If you already have a preferred WYSIWYG editor integrated into your admin,
you can use that, or follow the few included additional steps to setup tinyMCE.
Once installed, you can use the tinyMCE cross-browser WYSIWYG editor
for any textarea field in your osC admin.
This contribution comes with several examples of areas to use it such as:
Page Header
Page Footer
Catalog Main Page content and Greeting areas
Contact US Message
Support:
http://forums.oscommerce.com/index.php?showtopic=196850
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Updates:
+ Fixed onLoad() problem where FCKload(); was left in when
the editor was not being displayed (main page Define Content).
+ Added Espanol language files for the admin and corrected various
language issues in Dutch and English, many thanks to Edze
this is a complete package.
Updates:
+ fixed omittion of using WYSIWYG while "inserting" new content.
this is a complete package.
Updates:
+ Added Dutch language admin and content example, many thanks to John aka Berkedam.
+ Added Deutsch language content example, again, many thanks to John aka Berkedam.
+ Added Espanol language content example, badly translated with a free online tool.
+ Fixed onLoad() problem where FCKload(); was left in even
when FCKeditor isn't being used.
+ resolved an issue with tinyMCE WYSIWYG editor placed images
not getting the correct path when the store is not in the root.
+ Separated the SQL content examples from the table creation for
better inclusion of additional language based examples.
this is a complete package.
Updates:
+ Fixed an issue with the language icons not showing when the
store is not in the root directory.
+ Updated a couple files to be compatible with the oscommerce-2.2ms2-051113 release.
this is a complete package.
Updates:
+ Fixed problem when english is not installed in store.
+ Added support for FCKeditor cross-browser WYSIWYG editor because some
folks had problems with tinyMCE.
this is a complete package.
Define Content is a basic language aware Content Management System (CMS)
designed for osCommerce. Its intended to make content management easier
for the non-technical shop owner. It allows you to define content areas
and then modify them with or without a WYSIWYG HTML editor from the
osCommerce admin.
Site designers can use this contrib to setup areas the store owner
can easily modify with tinyMCE WYSIWYG HTML editor.
Define Content is completely language aware in both catalog side and
admin side. This means it can be used, for example, to make the header
(top banner) change with the language choice of the customer. It can
also be used to make an image or any other content change with the
language choice of the customer.
The contribution allows you to include PHP code in the content so dynamic
elements such as the STORE_NAME or STORE_NAME_ADDRESS can be added via
PHP tags. For security, and by default, php code is stripped from the
Define Content editor page when submitted. The extra step is included to
enable PHP code inclusion from the editor.
The contribution includes easy file copy directions to integrate tinyMCE
cross-browser WYSIWYG editor. tinyMCE is compatible with browsers like
Mozilla, MSIE, FireFox, Opera and (partially) Safari. tinyMCE has lots
of features. It cleans and verifies your HTML and I've even included
a mod to support including PHP code if you wish to optionally enable it.
If you already have a preferred WYSIWYG editor integrated into your admin,
you can use that, or follow the few included additional steps to setup tinyMCE.
Once installed, you can use the tinyMCE cross-browser WYSIWYG editor
for any textarea field in your osC admin.
This contribution comes with several examples of areas to use it such as:
Page Header
Page Footer
Catalog Main Page content and Greeting areas
Contact US Message
Support:
http://forums.oscommerce.com/index.php?showtopic=196850
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