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Add-ons can generally be uploaded with all their content (except "readme"-files or similar). You don't have to create the new folders, if you upload the entire add-on. I can't think of a good reason to upload each file one by one - maybe to "learn" the add-on? But I would do that...

This could potentially be something like what you are suggesting to find and use?https://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=2671486

//Daniel

Is that where Phoenix should be? Locking users up for £$xx per month, owning users data, owning users customers, allowing addons only if they meet stringent conditions... No. This would make Phoenix "not-Phoenix". If someone wants to use Phoenix that way, they can, but it isn't what Phoen...

And their was me thinking I could just edit the file and add a text link that would open in a new tab :) Just for clarity: You can. Includes/hooks/admin/siteWide/hMenu.php has the other links. You can open that file and edit it. The downside is, that editing core-files makes updates harder (and wil...

"You changed Core ! You are a sinner and are going to Hell" I appreciate the fun in this, but I think the point Burt is making is quite important: When someone uses Phoenix, it's their Phoenix. They can do whatever they like with it. The more users that understand this, the better for Pho...

https://github.com/CE-PhoenixCart/PhoenixCart/blob/1c2161d0f1f605724efa058ecffe66f6f4bf0e55/admin/index.php#L36 In admin/index.php line 36 you find this code: $admin_hooks->cat('extraButtons') ?> This is a hook listener, meaning that something calling that can be "heard". So if you create ...

I think that what you are mentioning here is important and very difficult. The approach with more and smaller updates is a way to try to avoid the big leaps that were in OSC and made it very difficult for shopowners to update (of course, combined with the frequent use of core-code changes). These sm...

I could not find a way of posting a question on the module download page, so I posted here and also sent the designer a PM (I will eventually get used to how things work on here) :) No worries - yes, a forum and how to navigate it can take some time. You should see a "New topic" button in...

It's good to see you asking - keep 'em coming! Trial and error and questions are good ways of learning

//Daniel

In general, as soon as the install-procedure is done, you should change the permissions for both the configure-files. The install will write the paths and database-connection values to the configure files, and once that is done, no more edits are needed. The configure-files holds crucial information...