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Legal disclaimers are a real hot topic at the moment.

As a UK business you need to look at our EU regulations.

I would never advise anyone to go live without policies and disclaimers but there is no common wording that I've found.

Your policy should include things like:
We will not share, trade or rent your details with any third party.
However we may from time to time send you information of products, services or information from third parties.
You will be able to remove yourself from our list(s) at anytime using our automated control panel located here: <link>
It will be treated in accordance with the legal provisions under English law concerning data protection and may be initially stored and processed inside or outside the European Union anywhere in the world.
You agree to indemnify us against all loss howsoever caused.
This policy will be governs by the laws of England and Wales.

Having just wrote that I now need to inform you that I do not in any way represent that the information you have read is acurate and as such I recommend that you seek the advice of a qualified legal beagle.

Hope that sends you on the right track

Kev

Hi Zenith,
It's one of the things that is 'being worked on' - as and when time permits.

Based on past experience you should be able to apply the old template without too much going 'weird' - It shouldn't break ZC if that's a concern.

If you are experiencing or notice any 'strange' things once you've applied your template please let me know here and I'll tweak the files.

Many eyes save time

Thanks in advance.

Kev

If you post your URL I'll have a look for you.
If you are altering the css files in that directory then you should see changes.

It might sound like a dumb question but have you selected the UK template?

How many template files are there in that directory?

Best.

Kev Polley

Hi Robert,

I haven't used Future Zen so I can't help you much.

If future zen only changes the stylesheets it shouldn't be much of an issue.
If FZ has the ability to set paths etc, just point it to your UK template CSS folder.

If it's inteligent then it may work out that you are using the UK template and try to modify the correct css files.  You would probabbly need to alter the permissions to 777 so it can write to it.

I don't have much time to have a look at present but please feel free to keep us all updated on your progress.

and remember - ALWAYS backup your database and site BEFORE making any changes.

Hope this gives you a starting point.

Best of luck

Kev

I'm working on 3 projects flat out at present and can't remember the CSS off the top of my head.

Make a back-up of your working CSS file [file.css.bak] then 'play' with the relavent bits. 

Without throwing time I don't have at the moment to your problem, that's the best I can do.

Hope that helps in some way.

P.S.  If your css mods go horribly wrong you just delete the css file and rename your back-up file

How many times did you run the sql update because that's the only way you could get all of your side boxes to appear 4 times?

If you have the boxes in your sql 4 times then the simple solution is to modify your sql so you only have one set

Hope that helps.

P.S.  Thinking about it, If you ran the sql more than once you'll also have 4 lots of counties etc - you'll need to get rid of them as well.

Kev

The UK mod does not alter or change the PayPal IPN in anyway.

What shipping mod are you using to define your shipping costs and carrier?

Kev

Thanks for that update Alan!

I think I'll spend some time (when I get some spare time that is) and put together an undo sql script - just in case.

Kev

Hi Alan,

I'd guess that you haven't uploaded the actual files in the 'Admin' and 'Includes' folders that came with the download and you've only applied the sql update.

Just upload the folders and ZC will see the new template ready for you to apply

HTH

Kev

Hi Bryony,

This simple answer is - That's the way the CSS sections of the template were provided by the Zen-Cart team'.

I basically used an existing template and changed only the 'essential' files to give us a UK structure.

After five hours, I wasn't in the mood to sort out the CSS as well

You are right.  It is better to have just one stylesheet (and easier).  I started from scratch like you are.  You could just copy what you want from 'original' to 'new' and delete the original when you are done.

Hope that helps

Kev