OpenCart Tips and Tricks
By iSenseLabs
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About this ebook
OpenCart Tips and Tricks is a series of books that help you get started with the OpenCart e-commerce platform. The book features basic set up tutorials, tweaks with samples of code, security and developer oriented guides. Here is what the book contains
- 40 pages of introductory OpenCart tutorials on how to get you started with the system
- Step-by-step do it yourself tutorials that will teach you how to implement changes to your own OpenCart store
- Security section to help you protect your OpenCart store from hackers
- Developer tutorials on the new OpenCart API method and new Event system
iSenseLabs
iSenseLabs provides feature-rich innovative business tools and solutions including Productivity, Conversion Boosting, Social Media, Corporate, UI as well as custom solutions for OpenCart. Our first priority is to deliver clear-cut solutions that will save you time and let you focus on your business.
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OpenCart Tips and Tricks - iSenseLabs
Special thanks to Daniel Kerr, his team and
the OpenCart community.
Copyright © 2015 by iSense Ltd.
All rights reserved. No part of this publication text may be uploaded or
posted online without the prior written permission of iSense Ltd.
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sales@isenselabs.com.
ISBN: 978-0-9966004-0-8
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Index
Introductory
Step-by-step OpenCart Migration to a New Server
How to migrate from OpenCart 1.5.1.3+ to OpenCart 2.x with ExcelPort
How to solve OpenCart 2 issue when FTP support is disabled
How to install or delete modules in OpenCart 2.0
How to configure modules and assign them to layouts in OpenCart 2.x
How to add Google Analytics to OpenCart 2.0.x
How to set up multi-store in OpenCart 2.0.x
Tweaks
How to add a Notification bar in your store and admin panel in OpenCart 2.x
How to display price of an item as FREE instead of 0.0
How to remove 'Compare this Product' and 'Add to Wish List' in OpenCart 2.0
How to add store logo and product images to invoices in OpenCart 2.x
How to add a Scroll-to-top button in OpenCart 2.x 74
Security Dev
Restrict admin access to your IP addresses
Password protect the OpenCart admin
Tip for Making OpenCart More Secure
Using the new API methods of OpenCart 2.x
OpenCart 2.0.x Event System Tutorial
Bonus
Supercharge OpenCart with OpenPack
Step-by-step OpenCart Migration to a New Server
OpenCart is one of the simplest and loveliest e-commerce platforms. In this blogpost we want to present a detailed step-by-step guide of the necessary steps you need to take in order to migrate your OpenCart store to a new server.
Setting up our station
Before we begin with our guide, it is best to do some prep and set up our station. As a first,we always recommend backing-up of your OpenCart store and database. Some hostings offer automatic back-ups, so in case your hosting provides this feature, you can fast forward to Importing your OpenCart database. If your hosting does not come with automatic back-up please read on.
Backing up our OpenCart store contents
As a first, you will need to connect to your host via FTP. In this example we will use Adobe Dreamweaver, but if you are looking for an alternative, Aptana, FileZilla or any other FTP client will do the job as well.
This is a familiar picture of how things look when connected to your FTP server. You will immediately spot the public_html folder (at the top of the page). In case you are wondering what this public_html is, it is the web root for your primary domain name. It serves as a master cabinet where you put all website files and fold- ers. Double click on the public_html so we reveal its contents. Now, we need to locate our OpenCart installation folder. In this example we have named it oc1551 folder.
* Disclaimer: In some cases there may not be a public_html folder or it may be named differently.
Double click on the OpenCart install folder we will select all of the files in the directory and get them. By get
we mean that we will get them from your server and copy them to your local environment. To do this, can click on Ctrl + A/ CMD + A on a Mac and Get/ Copy the files. To have everything organized neatly, we recom- mend creating a folder and pasting the files there in the folder.
Backing up our MySQL
Next, we will need to get a copy of your database. A database is an electronic filing system allowing a user to quickly pull out content out of it. We will use phpMyAdmin in this
scenario, which is available in your Cpanel. Cpanel is a graphical user panel from where we are going to access phpMyAdmin. Your hosting should provide you with access information to your Cpanel.
Once you login at your Cpanel, you need to go to phpMyAdmin. After this, please select the database name from the left hand menu.