[cncinc]

SORRY FOR ASKING ONE MORE TIME

THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ME.

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WILL YOU release for the end of April 4.3.X OF MULTI VENDOR ?

[Rafass]

hi friends, would be great fix this small css issue:

fix the button in the same position is better imo

[imac]

SORRY FOR ASKING ONE MORE TIME

THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ME.

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WILL YOU release for the end of April 4.3.X OF MULTI VENDOR ?

I hope yes, but can not guarantee. We will release another RC this week and than we'll see.

[mokeshop]

I hope yes, but can not guarantee. We will release another RC this week and than we'll see.

hello imac,
have you tested apc on 4.3.1 ? stable? feedback appreciated.
Regards
Dzemal

[imac]

hello imac,
have you tested apc on 4.3.1 ? stable? feedback appreciated.
Regards
Dzemal

Hello demeldoo,

We were testeing during implementation.
Here is the result:

* MacBook Air 13 + VirtualBox VM + Vagrant, 3 cores, 1 Gb RAM
* Apache 2.4 + php-fpm + PHP 5.6.2 + OpCache

$ ab -n 500 -c 20 http://cscart.dev/

APCu cache:
Requests per second: 17.89 [#/sec] (mean)

Redis cache:
Requests per second: 16.12 [#/sec] (mean)

Database cache:
Requests per second: 16.01 [#/sec] (mean)

File cache:
Requests per second: 14.40 [#/sec] (mean)

SQLite cache:
Requests per second: 1.20 [#/sec] (mean)

[imac]

hi friends, would be great fix this small css issue:

fix the button in the same position is better imo

Thanks, will fix this.

[imac]

V4 was a huge change. Hoping V5 is just going to be visual and not really functional as it relates to doing all the pointless (but very tedious) changes like directory locations/names, adding namespaces that are never used by anyone else, and all the other "gee, let's do it this way because I saw some other development organizations doing this". When CSC gets to the level of Amazon then some of these things make sense. But given that they've chosen to go to V5 rather than V4.4 I'd assume there will be tons of compatibility shortfalls and we will all have to start over one more time.

Tony, we learned our lesson:) No more changes in file structure or other major changes that can be avoided.

[tbirnseth]

Tony, we learned our lesson:) No more changes in file structure or other major changes that can be avoided.

Had to completely revamp build tools to go from V3 - V4 in addition to all the changes in the code itself. Appreciated....

[mokeshop]

thanks for test results. strange i hopped apc results would be faster... parse and compile steps are handled by apc...

[mokeshop]

or is higher better thank imac anyway.

[pdawson]

Really keen on the multi vendor myself!

[kogi]

I don't know if this is a bug or pebkac.

I have the current version installed and running the root directory.

The beta installed in the /test/ directory. When I try to install the beta and it gets to clicking on http://www.mysite.com/test/install/ it's gives a 404 for my main site

[Rafass]

So, when will be released the official and stable version?

[mokeshop]

just about 7 months from 4.2.4

[tbirnseth]

You need to setup the .htaccess in your test folder correctly so that it sees /test as the document root of that site.

Usually best to put demos and other things in a different folder than putlic_html. This eliminates robots or anyone/anything els from inadvertently accessing the site unless you've set it up as a password protected directory.

[tbirnseth]

@rafass - assume it will be immediately upon a stable version being available.
@demeldoo - it has no bearing on how long it's been since the last release. The last release was very buggy and many of us would like them to take their time and get it right. Though I would still NEVER recommend any dot-1 release be used in a production environment unless you have very low traffic and/or really like to just put your business at risk. This applies to ANY product, not just cs-cart. It will be the first time it gets real production testing and many things will be revealed that are not revealed in unit testing and/or beta testing with single user access to storefronts.

[mokeshop]

@rafass - assume it will be immediately upon a stable version being available.
@demeldoo - it has no bearing on how long it's been since the last release. The last release was very buggy and many of us would like them to take their time and get it right. Though I would still NEVER recommend any dot-1 release be used in a production environment unless you have very low traffic and/or really like to just put your business at risk. This applies to ANY product, not just cs-cart. It will be the first time it gets real production testing and many things will be revealed that are not revealed in unit testing and/or beta testing with single user access to storefronts.

i just pointed how long is needed for cs version to come out. .. pretty long i can say.

[mokeshop]

some reported and fixed bugs should be updated faster... higher than 1 were buggy new should be tested in real environment...

so question is: for which version (year) to wait ???

[kogi]

You need to setup the .htaccess in your test folder correctly so that it sees /test as the document root of that site.

Usually best to put demos and other things in a different folder than putlic_html. This eliminates robots or anyone/anything els from inadvertently accessing the site unless you've set it up as a password protected directory.

passworded

I also now remember to edit config.local.php, still not working


Did you mean this? the rewrite base? Not working .

# Please note that RewriteBase setting is obsolete use it only in case you experience  some problems with SEO addon.
# Some hostings require RewriteBase to be uncommented
# Example:
# Your store url is http://www.yourcompany.com/store/cart
# So "RewriteBase" should be:
# RewriteBase /store/cart
RewriteBase /test

[tbirnseth]

Normally you would need http_host and https_host set corectly in your config.local.php. But you may have to use the RewriteBase because the config.local.php is not setup yet for your site in the sub-directory. Again, I would recommend that you NOT do it as a subdirectory to eliminate all these kinds of issues. Suggest you create a 'beta' sub-domain (beta.yoursite.com) and then use /beta_v43 as the Document root to use when you set it up. Cpanel will create the directory automatically with proper permissions, etc. Then just go extract the archive into that directory and you should be good to go.