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Opencart versions

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 6:23 am
by Iamdbat
Can anybody honestly tell me this .... is there an actual stable version of opencart that is actually usable? - the only version I have found that you could say you can truly use is 1.5.6x - if you know better please tell me .... Opencart is such an unfinished product .... big sigh of disappointment

Re: Opencart versions

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 8:29 am
by IP_CAM
Well, the v.1.5.6.4 still had some misses, but they have been fixed as well,
and would a v.1.5.6.5 have had a responsive Theme by default, it probably
would have kept at least some from heading into an unforeseeable adventure.
But still, nobody was forced to, and those, using OC in a professional way, are
usually not playing games, and risking to destroy their online Moneymaker.

But I don't feel sorry with one of them, it only demonstrates their inability, to act
like a Professional, testing new Tools first, before throwing the old one's away :'(
Ernie

Re: Opencart versions

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 11:16 am
by phinq1910
Try with 1.5.6.4 or 2.3.0.2.
But I think you should use the lastest opencart version. Ofcourse, on 3.0.2.0 is not really good now. Maybe wait to 3.1

Re: Opencart versions

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 12:06 pm
by wholeshop18
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Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'Error: <br />Error No: <br /> Error in: <b></b> line <b></b><br />' in /home/wholeisq/public_html/offers/system/library/db/mysqli.php:10 Stack trace: #0 /home/wholeisq/public_html/offers/system/library/db.php(9): DB\MySQLi->__construct('localhost', 'wholeisq_Offers...', 'd9uInGpb6NK&amp...', 'wholeisq_offers...', '3306') #1 /home/wholeisq/public_html/offers/install/model/install/install.php(4): DB->__construct('mysqli', 'localhost', 'wholeisq_Offers...', 'd9uInGpb6NK&amp...', 'wholeisq_offers...', '3306') #2 [internal function]: ModelInstallInstall->database(Array) #3 /home/wholeisq/public_html/offers/system/engine/loader.php(150): call_user_func_array(Array, Array) #4 [internal function]: Loader->{closure}(Array) #5 /home/wholeisq/public_html/offers/system/engine/proxy.php(13): call_user_func(Object(Closure), Array) #6 /home/wholeisq/public_html/offers/install/controller/install/step_3.php(11): Proxy->__call('database', Array) #7 /home/wholeisq/public_html/offers/ in /home/wholeisq/public_html/offers/system/library/db/mysqli.php on line 10


I am getting this error, please help me on how to get rid of this problem, please if possible write to me at theunitytecjh@gmail.com...

Re: Opencart versions

Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2017 8:46 pm
by Iamdbat
phinq1910 wrote:
Thu Sep 28, 2017 11:16 am
Try with 1.5.6.4 or 2.3.0.2.
But I think you should use the lastest opencart version. Ofcourse, on 3.0.2.0 is not really good now. Maybe wait to 3.1
Another lamb to the slaughter - have you tried to actually use any of the versions your suggesting in a real world scenario?

Re: Opencart versions

Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2017 10:47 pm
by straightlight
Subject: Opencart versions
Iamdbat wrote:
Thu Sep 28, 2017 6:23 am
Can anybody honestly tell me this .... is there an actual stable version of opencart that is actually usable? - the only version I have found that you could say you can truly use is 1.5.6x - if you know better please tell me .... Opencart is such an unfinished product .... big sigh of disappointment
With honesty response; No Opencart version can be considered as stable unless forum users reports an official and accurate problem on the forum that can be reproduced. The Bug Reports section in the forum exists for those reasons and those reasons to fix those reported issues in order to release higher versions of Opencart.

These erroneous events keeps on-going for the following reasons:

- Wrong variables were entered by the Opencart team due to untested codes
- Users do not report issues or they do report them but without providing the exact and precise steps on the forum so that these problems can be reproduced as mentioned by reporters

- Users attempts to launch the upgrade process of the platform without consulting and by not disabling any extensions and custom themes that may or may not be compatible with future releases of Opencart and without doing any research on the MarketPlace.

- Users do not follow the install.txt file from the downloaded Opencart ZIP file in order to assign the proper CHMOD permissions and on recursive mode to the required folders on their file server which causes images, themes and CSS files not to display properly on the browser when running on a live server environment.

- Specific issues on the forum nor on Github may not be considered by the Opencart team due to innacuracy of the reported problems reported on the forum or even based on accuracy but the Opencart team were not able to reproduce the same issue since those reported issue may be particularly based on specific servers or based on different zones only which may not be able to be reproduced for other zones - especially for Payment and Shipping modules that requires to obtain response via the API.

- Users do not look at the Bug Reports section of the forum nor on the master files on Github on an everyday basis to see if there are recent fixes involved.

With all the aspects being said above, granted, Opencart v3.x's entire documentation is not published which may complicate manners for users who tries to understand the use and the purpose of the platform. However, there have been countless bug-fixes posted on my behalf in the Bug Reports section of the forum which have greatly helped the users. The master files on Github are also updated regularly which users do not take the time to look at them.

Opencart is an Opensource software coded with Opensource programming language under the GNU license. Those licenses do not guarantee the stability of any platform nor interface that users agrees to use upon installation. Opensource is a work-together environment as it meant to steal most of the people's valuable time to resolve problems in general that can be reproduced. It is also about the consideration and the motivation that the team must put in order to resolve those issues.

In other words, the faster those problems can be posted with accuracy, the more motivated the Opencart team will be to resolve those issues, the faster the stability of the platform will become. Opencart provides error logs from the admin as I see many topics that do not involve the following:

- The Opencart version the poster is using
- No error or access logs provided nor any questioning about how to provide those information when not provided whenever they don't know how to provide those information

- No URL provided
- No custom theme information installed provided
- No extensions installed information provided
- No research on the forum
- Email identical issues for several users that involves no configuration at all in the email forms in the admin section
- Language barrier which this forum does have their own sections to post into
- Forum SPAMs which does not help at all for the next users to understand the source of passed regarded problems

To conclude the brief message, it is not only about the stability of Opencart that these issues should be observed about.