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Try modules/shop/html/index.ihtml.

Hi there, I checked and as it turns out that post is missing the code.  As you can tell, we have restored the previous forum software thinking that the code might have been lost during the conversion, but it simply is not there. 

You may want to post to that thread and see if the original poster would be kind enough to repost the code.

The broken link at http://www.phpshop.org/support has been fixed.  Thanks for pointing that out.

What is peer-to-peer commerce?

Take a look at the flypage.html in modules/shop/html.

You should see where the image is displayed and how the dimensions are set for the image.

Not that I am aware of.

As specified in the INSTALL.txt file:

!!Step 1.
Make sure you have PHP 4.3.4 or higher
a.  Make sure that magic_quotes_gpc is ENABLED.  This can be done by editing the php.ini file. For more information on how to do this, please refer to the PHP manual.

Is magic_quotes_gpc enabled in your php configuration?

Turn on DEBUG in the WEB-INF/etc/config.php file.  Then watch the session ID, does it change at any point?

Turn on DEBUG in the config.php file.  This may reveal a bit more information about what the problem is.

Instead of coding this logic in the thankyou.ihtml page, you should do this inside the checkoutComplete function.

The checkout complete function is executed in the checkout module's ps_checkout->add method. 

You could probably check the payment_method_id in the add() method and then set a variable that will be captured by the thankyou.ihtml page which redirects you.  Or you can simply redirect the user from inside the ps_checout->add method using a Header("location: $url") type of call.

The point is, that the ps_checkout->add method is the place to make any changes to the checkout process.  It will also allow you to specify which page to show after the checkout...

I hope this helps.

Please have a look at the readme file included with phpShop.  It explains how page to page flows work. 

In essence:

1.  The func argument specifies which function to execute before the view.
2.  The page argument is what page to view.

You will notice that all forms have a hidden variable "func".  This specifies the function to run.  You can see what php class->method that function corresponds to by checking the modules in the admin area.

I hope this helps.

Thank you.

Try the following link: http://trac.phpshop.org/wiki/UserGuide1

Also, take a look at the FAQ thread in the forums:  http://forums.phpshop.org/viewtopic.php?id=3995

Cheers.

There is no support for multiple vendors in phpshop.