Thema: Awesome

Hallo,

in der englischen Anleitung der Amazon-Komponente Awesome steht was von einem Testserver den man einrichten muss. Aber ich weiß nicht genau was damit gemeint ist, etwa die MySQL-Datenbank?

Gibt es keine deutsche Anleitung für diese Komponente? Ich kann gut englisch aber eine deutsche Anleitung wäre trotzdem hilfreich.

Viele Grüße
Andy

Zitat von dxpayne

poste doch einfach mal die stelle bei der du dir unsicher bist wie es zu verstehen ist. Denn ich denke die wenigsten werdn schon einmel mit dieser Comp. gearbeitet haben.

INSTALLATION

1. Decompress the file you downloaded (normally amazoop_vX.zip, where X is the
version number) to your site directory.

2. Open the file config.inc.php. You have to modify this file first in order
for AmazOOP to work correctly.
NOTE: Given the international nature of the program, all files are UTF-8
encoded and several contain Japanese characters.

3. config.inc.php can be tweaked to customize AmazOOP in great detail, but for
know you only need to modify a couple of values to start using AmazOOP.

4. First you need to set the $testServer and $defServer values to the
addresses of your testing server and the definitive server. Configuration
examples:
$testServer = "test.madd0.com";
$defServer = "www.madd0.com";
or
$testServer = "www.madd0.com/testing";
$defServer = "www.madd0.com";

5. Next you should specify whether your pages are UTF-8 encoded or not if they
are set:
$UTF_8 = true;
Otherwise set:
$UTF_8 = false;
Encoding your pages in UTF-8 is recommended, since AWS responses are UTF-8
encoded and it can be useful if you wish to use Japanese results.

6. If you are an Amazon Associate, you should now enter your respective
Associates Ids for each locale, if you don’t have an ID, leave the default
value “webservices-20”. For example, you could set your array to look like
this:
$assocIDs = array( "us" => "amazon_com-ID",
"uk" => "amazon_co_uk-ID",
"fr" => "amazon_fr-ID",
"de" => "amazon_de-ID",
"jp" => "webservices-20",
"ca" => "webservices-20"
);

7. You now need to set the paths to the default images AmazOOP should use in
case Amazon doesn’t supply an image. You need three images: a small one, a
medium one, and a large one. The images can be any size you want, and can
be located anywhere in your server. Paths should have this form:
/relative/URI/with/absolute/path/to/image.gif
This means that if your image’s URL is:
http://your.server.com/images/defaultSmall.gif
The path you should write is:
/images/defaultSmall.gif
Watch the initial slash!
A configuration example:
$defaultImages = array( "small" => "/images/ Small.gif",
"medium" => "/images/ Medium.gif",
"large" => "/images/ Large.gif"
);

8. Now you must indicate what character should be used as a file separator in
file paths. For example in Windows you use the backslash "\", in Linux you
use a slash "/". Since your test server may be running a different OS than
your definitive server, you must set a value for each one.
Set this to "\\" if your server runs on Windows, or to "/" if it runs on a
UNIX flavour.
For a test server running Windows and a definitive server running Linux,
configuration would look like this:
if($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] == $testServer)
$fileSeparator = "\\";
else
$fileSeparator = "/";

9. Next you must indicate the full physical path to the temporary directory.
In this directory the information downloaded from Amazon is stored while it
is being parsed. Usually this is set to /path/to/amazoop/tmp, but you can
set it to any directory your server has permission to write. Once again you
have to set one up for your test server and another for your definitive
server.
This is what it would look like if you are running Windows on your test
server and Unix on your definitive server:
if($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] == $testServer)
$tmpDir = "c:\\path\\to\\amazoop\\tmp";
else
$tmpDir = "/path/to/amazoop/tmp";

10. Now you must set up the directory for the cache, following the same
instructions as above.
if($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] == $testServer)
$cacheDir = "c:\\path\\to\\amazoop\\cache";
else
$cacheDir = "/path/to/amazoop/cache";

11. This step if optional if you do not wish to use images to show the products
platform or medium (i.e. DVD, VHS, PS2, Windows, Linux, etc.
If you do wish to use these images, you should set their paths like
described on the previous step. If you don’t have these images, you can
download them at the same location where you downloaded AmazOOP.
This is an example of a configuration:
$media = array( "dvd" => "/images/platforms/dvd.gif",
"vhs" => "/images/platforms/vhs.gif",
"dreamcast" => "/images/platforms/dreamcast.gif",
"gamecube" => "/images/platforms/gcube.gif",
"linux" => "/images/platforms/linux.gif",
"ps2" => "/images/platforms/ps2.gif",
"windows" => "/images/platforms/windows.gif",
"xbox" => "/images/platforms/xbox.gif"
);

12. This step is also optional and is only needed if you wish to use images
instead of buttons in “Add to Cart” forms. You should set the paths as
above, for each locale.
For example:
$buyNowImg = array ( "us" => "/images/buyNowUS.gif",
"uk" => "/images/buyNowUK.gif",
"de" => "/images/buyNowDE.gif",
"jp" => "/images/buyNowJP.gif"
);

THAT'S ALL! You may now take a look at the EXAMPLE document for a short example
on how to use AmazOOP.

Ab Punkt 4 hänge ich fest.

Viele Grüße
Andy

Und wie habt Ihr das mit den Preisangaben gefixed? ist ja nicht gerade verkaufsfördernd, wenn man mit nem höheren Preis daherkommt!

Bin ganz schön geschockt, denn ich habe alles fertig und dann merke ich die Geschichte mit dem Preis!