Hi Nicolas,
Hi Gernot,
does this also work for frontend themes? I mean, in most cases the theme
folder is customized so the module cannot rely on having azure for
example. Or does the subfolder place not harm the basic functionality of
module_options.php?
@oxid: Please document the translation
Hi André,
I don't think so. The module_options.php file is located in out/admin/en/
in the module directory, so I think it's used only for the Settings tab in
the Admin theme.
If you need to add translations for your module (and be sure that it will
be available on front theme), you have to
Hi all,
while answering a forum post i stumbled across this bug:
https://bugs.oxid-esales.com/view.php?id=4240
This is not resolved in current version because: as this does require template
changes, we will release it only in 5.1. For earlier versions please use this
fix ...
I understand the
Hi,
Very interesting topic, btw.
And I would like to hear more opinions about that, especially from those, which
do support for several (or much more) shops and need to keep that up-to-date
(means invest lot of time and money for updating to latest version).
So - do you prefer to invest more
