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Including the “upload” folder will create a sub-folder, making the shop available only on After Filezilla finishes uploading the files to the location specified, you should see the same files on both the left side(computer) and on the right side (the website) as seen in the screenshot below: If you want the shop to be on the main page, for example you must upload the contents of the “upload” folder, but not the “upload” folder itself. If you want to make OpenCart the main page, you would need to upload files to the root folder of their website. The location of shop varies based on whether the you want the shop to be seen on the main page, a sub-folder, a subdomain, etc. In the Remote Site directory (right side), you need to open the folder that the OpenCart shop will be located in. If you haven't already located the OpenCart upload folder on the left side, you need to do so now and keep it open. The right “Remote Site” side will now display the file directory of your website. You should fill in the information gathered above regarding hosting information, and press “Connect”. A window will pop up with the General tab open. Under the “File” menu, “Site Manager” should be opened in Filezilla. This information can be obtained by contacting your hosting provider. When connected it will display the file directory of the web server.īefore we continue, we need to make sure that you have the following information about your website: The right hand side is blank at the moment because the target website hasn't been connected to. The directory needs to be left open as we continue.

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The next step is to locate where you saved the uncompressed OpenCart archive and click on the 'upload' folder, and the files should appear below it. When you open Filezilla you should see your computer's file directory on the left side. The FileZilla client (not the server) can be downloaded from and installed onto a computer. Filezilla is a free FTP client that will transfer the OpenCart files to any web server specified. We recommend using Filezilla as your FTP client. Installing and configuring the FTP client We will now use File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client to upload these uncompressed files to a web server. Uploading OpenCartĪt this step you should have a web server established and the OpenCart archive extracted.

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When you are ready, you can extract the files from the zip file to a location of your choice on your computer.

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The 'readme.text' file provides links to the current install and upgrade instructions on the OpenCart website.

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The 'license.txt' file contains the license agreement regarding the use of OpenCart on your site. The 'upload' folder contains all the files needed to upload OpenCart to a web server. When opening the zip file, the following files will be visible: Unzipping the zip file will uncompress the OpenCart archive so the files can be accessed by a web server. Now you can install the plugin(s) that you need and press the Refresh button without any errors.If you don't have a program on your computer that can extract files from a zip file, WinRar can be downloaded for free. Save the file and upload it back to the server.

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Note the difference of the brackets and just retype them on your keyboard after pasting the code from this page. Mind the line 4 of this code and change the tag brackets for the code tag, because the plugin that I’m using for displaying the code has a bug with nesting code tags (which are also used by the plugin itself). Needless to say that you should make a backup of this file before proceeding to the next step.ĭelete the content of the file and paste the following code: You need the FTP access to the server and find the file modification.xml located in /system/ folder. related to the Extension Modification system. This fix should be applied before any actual plugin install, because it fixes the OC bug in the versions 3.0.3.5 and 3.0.3.6. Thanks to the support of the huge OpenCart community I got this fix from a great developer #CartBinder. If you came across the same issue here is what did the trick for me. I recently installed the latest version for a project and after installing a plugin it does not show anywhere in the store admin section. WOW, we already came to OpenCart 3.0.3.5 and 3.0.3.6 versions.

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