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A copy of my menu_tree.tpl, maybe it can do you guys any good.. >{if !$item.logged || ($item.logged && $menu.logged)} {if $menu.icons} {if file_exists($menu.icons_path|cat:$item.id_menu|cat:'.jpg')} {assign var='haveIcon' value='1'} {/if} {if file_exists($menu.icons_path|cat:$item.id_menu|cat:'.gif')} {assign var='haveIcon' value='1'} {/if} {if file_exists($menu.icons_path|cat:$item.id_menu|cat:'.png')} {assign var='haveIcon' value='1'} {/if} {/if} {if isset($haveIcon)}{/if}{$item.title|escape:htmlall:'UTF-8'}{if isset($haveIcon)}{/if} {if isset($item.numProducts) && $menu.categories_num && (!$menu.categories_zero && $item.numProducts > 0 || $menu.categories_zero)} ({$item.numProducts}){/if} {if $item.childrens|@count > 0} </pre> <ul> {foreach from=$item.childrens item=item name=menuTreeChildrens} {include file=$menu_tpl_tree} {/foreach} </ul> <br> {/if}<br><br>{/if

An update from me a few months further. My store is fully updated, so the latest version to date. You can see in my store that the menu bar is working and doing its job. However, the funny thing is that this module is exactly the same as it was when i first installed it. In other words this is the module that i used update after update without ever having to change the code. Since i know it’s most likely that the module will stop working if i make any changes, i have just decided not to touch it at all anymore. The problem with this is that i have decided since then, to alter the main category names a bit (you can see this by pressing the TV & Video tab; i changed the category name to Televisie en Video).

Problem was caused by my server provider, problem solved..

Sorry if my text is misleading to you, but.. this is a screenshot of what happens WITH the the settings.inc.php. You might notice the fact that there is no Next button..

See image attached, if i remove the settings.inc.php the "next" button does appear.. I urgently need some help if possible!

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Troubleshooters: Q: What should I do if my original files were in root folder and there is no folder name to change? A: You have two options to choose from: 1: Simply choose option two from the first post. This means; remove all the old files from the server and upload the new files as described. If you have used your rootfolder, simply upload the new files to the rootfolder again. 2:In settings.inc.php you change the first line to your preference. For example in my case its set to: define('__PS_BASE_URI__', '/nl/'); (Im not sure what the first line reads when you have used the rootfolder. However, i am sure someone else will be so nice to tell me. I will further adjust this post afterwards.)

Since there are still alot of users that are either to afraid to explore the update process, or are just to unfamiliar with this i decided to post this [HOW TO/GUIDE] topic. I hope it can help some users on there way in the update process. I've made numerous of updates, and i found it quite easy after i had put in some time. 1. Making sure all the files are backed up. First it’s important you back-up/download the following: 1. Database (in case something goes wrong - phpmyadmin) < EXAMPLE > 2. Modules (so you won’t lose any modules you have added - /modules) 3. .htaccess file (used for assigning amongst others the friendly url - in main Prestashop file) 4. Images (your product images etc in - /img) 5. Themes (your custom theme in - /themes) 6. settings.inc.php (to keep the proper settings - in /config) 7. *optional: files such as /mails and /translations I find it easiest to just to download the old version to my hard drive via FTP server, so I immediately have all the files (except the database). 2. Replacing your Prestashop Choose one of these two options: 1. On your server, change the folder name of your old Prestashop version, and place the new Prestashop version on your server under the original name of your old Prestashop. 2. Remove the old version from the server. Install the new version on your server under the original foldername of your old Prestashop. (e.g. rootfolder or whatever folder you used) *If you choose option 1, then you can delete the older version you renamed after the update process and after you examined the updated version and are satisfied with the result. 3. Placing your stores files back Put your files back in the new Prestashop version. This means all the files you have backed up in step one. Make sure you put the files back where they belong. (settings.inc.php is placed back in the /config folder etc...) Only place back the modules you have modified or added. 4. Upgrading the store Next, you should be safe to update via http://yourdomain.com/install. Simply choose upgrade in the first screen.

3 - 5 hours update time?? the actual update process takes seconds when i do it. I still need to update from 1.3.6 to 1.3.7 so if i will run into any problems i will report it here. *edit, no problem found, running 1.3.7 now )

Thank you very much, it works

Hey, thank you for the response, and sorry that it took me a while to reply.. After installation of the module, my website refuses to load. Firefox shows a white page, and IE shows a http 500 message, either way, it will not load. If you were able to get it working i would love to hear how you did that. My current test store is not the most recent (anymore) so i will update it later this week.