Template error with german translate on standard_cart

[J-B]

The "add to cart" button in domainregister.php for standard_cart have the problem that the button is to small to see the german text "In den Warenkorb".

 

See Attachement -> https://oc3.jaba.hosting/s/kud5QXtTdWIh5oz

 

I have report the Bug to WHMCS but WHMCS closed the ticket

 

== Steps to Reproduce ==

Set to standard_cart and set the german language and go to domainregister.php (cart.php?a=add&domain=register)

 

Same on Nederlands ...

 

== Expected Result ==

The result are to see the full text "In den Warenkorb" on the add to cart button.

 

WHMCS 7.1.1

 

 

 

The css code:

 

.domain-lookup-result .btn

{ width: 100px; }

 

Is NOT working.

 

Any Idea how to fix it?

Edited February 8, 2017 by J-B

[brian!]

I think this is a long-known bug from v7 - I can certainly recall posting about it in the v7 early beta forum last year, but I think that sub-forum is now hidden from public view...

why it's not been fixed in v7.1, I can't imagine... it's almost as though the product wasn't thoroughly tested in anything other than English.

 

the tricky part about the solution, is that the css you mention is from standard_cart/css/all.min.css, but it gets called after 'custom.css' - so you can't tweak the custom.css using the usual method.

 

so you could either delete the line below from standard_cart/css/all.min.css

 

.domain-lookup-result .btn:not(.domain-contact-support){width:100px}

but then you might have to do that after every update...

 

or you could create a custom.css purely for the cart and modify standard_cart/common.tpl to...

 

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="templates/orderforms/standard_cart/css/all.min.css?v={$versionHash}" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="templates/orderforms/standard_cart/css/cartcustom.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="templates/orderforms/standard_cart/js/scripts.min.js?v={$versionHash}"></script>

and then create a cartcustom.css file in standard_cart/css/ and add...

 

/* *****************************************************

   ** Custom Cart Stylesheet **

   Any custom styling you want to apply should be
   defined here.

***************************************************** */

.domain-lookup-result .btn:not(.domain-contact-support){width:auto}

and that should set the button to the required width...

 

again, you might have to check common.tpl after each update - but hopefully if WHMCS fix this themselves, you might not need it in the future.

[J-B]

I dont know why It is not working to me

 

/templates/orderforms/standard_cart71/css # cat cartcustom.css 
/* *****************************************************

   ** Custom Cart Stylesheet **

   Any custom styling you want to apply should be
   defined here.

***************************************************** */

.domain-lookup-result .btn:not(.domain-contact-support){width:auto}

 

/templates/orderforms/standard_cart71 # cat common.tpl 
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="templates/orderforms/standard_cart71/css/all.min.css?v={$versionHash}" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="templates/orderforms/standard_cart71/css/cartcustom.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="templates/orderforms/standard_cart71/js/scripts.min.js?v={$versionHash}"></script>  

[J-B]

Sorry! It works!

 

I dont know why WHMCS always hardcoded the PATH to the template. WHY???

 

I have set standard_cart71 to default, but my whmcs get the common.tpl from "standard_cart".

 

Why not use

 

"orderforms/{$carttpl}/ ???

 

I have changed all files with orderforms/{$carttpl}/

Edited February 9, 2017 by J-B

[brian!]

Sorry! It works!

I dont know why WHMCS always hardcoded the PATH to the template. WHY???

I have set standard_cart71 to default, but my whmcs get the common.tpl from "standard_cart".

Why not use

"orderforms/{$carttpl}/ ???

I have changed all files with orderforms/{$carttpl}/

I think they do it because other orderform templates use standard_cart files (e.g the slider and comparison templates) once you get beyond the products page... so carttpl might not necessarily be reliable if you're using a renamed cart template.

 

for example, if on your site you go to... cart.php?gid=1&carttpl=premium_comparison you'll see it creates a double-sidebar issue... that's likely caused by an error in your main theme... but if you never intend to use any orderform template other than your modified standard_cart, then this won't really matter.

[J-B]

 

for example, if on your site you go to... cart.php?gid=1&carttpl=premium_comparison you'll see it creates a double-sidebar issue... that's likely caused by an error in your main theme...

 

Not really an error. I always must disable this lines ...

 

<!--

<div class="col-md-3 pull-md-left sidebar hidden-xs hidden-sm">

 

{include file="orderforms/{$carttpl}/sidebar-categories.tpl"}

 

</div> -->

 

That is why i use a custom standard_cart.