GrantG said:Yep, very easily done by editing your local (ie. on your computer) HOSTS file, which is how I ran the (at the time) current - Actinic - site and the new - Interspire - site on a new server.
Gabriel Crowe said:While you're on, try this:
http://code.google.com/p/act2ics/
Also, if you dont know what a hosts file is, then i VERY much suggest you get someone more technical to do the conversation and handle all the technical aspects of your shop. If you break it, you'll cry. FACT.
Darren said:I see grant has updated it, what are the changes made as i notice the file has got smaller?
GrantG said:Yep, very easily done by editing your local (ie. on your computer) HOSTS file, which is how I ran the (at the time) current - Actinic - site and the new - Interspire - site on a new server.
If you want to use 'VSP Form' (ie. customer bounces from your site to SagePay's to complete payment then bounces back to your site) - then yes, it couldn't be easier. All you need is your account name, password and encryption code.
You can try the 'online' cart version, Big Commerce (ISC and Big Commerce work independently, but you can easily transfer products between the two) - or Interspire also offer a 60-day money back guarantee on the hosted version ("Interspire Shopping Cart").
wesleythorne said:Just setting this up for our conversion from actinic to ISC
Any thoughts on using multiple domain names on one server space.
example
one server space split with 2 domain names
actinic runs on 1 domain
ISC site built on spare domain but on same server space
Or could you use a sub domain
Wes
Ruralweb said:Get a development licence from interspire and build on a spare domain with the SEs blocked and then switch domains
Yesonce its ready to deploy i can update the name servers to swap the domain to our live sites name.
Yes and noin ISC I can I just update the license key in the admin panel to allow for more than 2 users to access the back end.
The development key is set to max of 2 users.
Any other things i need to update in ISC apart from the actual site name ?
Ruralweb said:Yes
Yes and no
GrantG said:Out of interest, on your development site that you are importing products, if you have imported products more than once, when you go to Tools > Backups > Create a Backup, what number of images are said to be getting backed up? On one site, I have just over 2000 products but 202150 (I checked using command line and this is actually correct, there are 202150 images in the product_images folder) - however, there is no chance in hell that each product has 100 images.
wesleythorne said:just imported 1243 products and had 26 fail.
The retuning information did not give much away as to which products failed but it did state that it is an image problem.
Now I have to try and work out what failed.
Kind Regards
Wes
GrantG said:Check Tools > Backups > Create a Backup to see what number of images are going to be backed up - then try another import. Notice anything drastic?
wesleythorne said:6389 images backed up, seems a bit high for 1243 products with only one image each
wes
GrantG said:You get one tiny, one thumb, one standard, one zoom and one full size, therefore you should have 1243 x 5 or there abouts, although this fluctuates depending on the original image size as ISC only resizes images where the image aspect is above/below a set size. So I think yours is about right - are you using v5 or v6 for the imports? If you're using V5...prepare your hard hat...upgrading to v6 will kindly duplicate your images on your behalf :thumbsdown:
wesleythorne said:Plus you are right, after a few import/export reimports if the same products the image file has grown to about 20,000 from the initial 1100 or so
I would give NuBlue a call as I had a similar problem with a client and they did "something" which fixed the problemrenaming product category's returns an error on saving
There was a problem updating the category "CHOOSE A FLAVOUR": The value for 'catname' was not valid
GrantG said:Log in to phpMyAdmin and select your database on the left, at the bottom of the page, you should be able to Select All then choose the 'Repair' option. Sounds like a DB problem.
wesleythorne said:hi, just tried that, got a few repair warnings all with the same text
The storage engine for the table doesn't support r...
Not sure what it is about as it is cut short
wes
dave_finlayson said:You ever find out what this was? Am having the same problem myself (tables have been repaired etc)
dave_finlayson said:You ever find out what this was? Am having the same problem myself (tables have been repaired etc)
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