http://www.videosquare.be
Uses a modified version of WSB
- menu images (2 images by item 1 large and 1 small) (+other fields in the pages table, price...)
- catalog module with smarty cache and template (which browses menus and submenus). Used in the catalog part of the site.
- smarty wysiwyg module
I hope menu images will be in the WBS 3 :)
I am thinking of developping a clone of WBS in Ruby on Rails... http://www.rubyonrails.org
Nice job!
Yups, looks good
Very nicely done. I love how you used WB as a catalog. Are you planning to use some sort of online payment system?
If you ever want to share how you created your catalog module, I'd love to know about it.
Quote from: mysticcowboy on August 20, 2005, 05:29:25 PM
Very nicely done. I love how you used WB as a catalog. Are you planning to use some sort of online payment system?
If you ever want to share how you created your catalog module, I'd love to know about it.
Yes, I'm interesting about your catalog module very much too, are you going to share it?
Yes i intend to add a shopping cart to the catalog module.
The customer wants it :)
Anyway i dont know how i am going to do that. I am looking for open source scripts that can handle a simple cart.
On another side, i have switched to Ruby on Rails... and i really want to port WB to RoR.
The problem with my catalog module is that it is linked to the modifications i have done in the pages table and the main WB system. It is unusable asis. And it uses smarty too...
Anyway i post it but it certainly does not work ! Check install.php first and view.php.
The module creates 1 table.
It supposes that my modification for "images menu" is installed and that other fields have been added in the pages table (like prix1, prix2, promo) but it should work without these fields. Modify the templates (*.tpl files) to your needs. The basic template is list.tpl
You need to install a smarty dir in the root of your WB too (the main smarty file being smarty/libs/Smarty.class.php)
Good luck
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