The Installation of MailBeez 2.0 is successfully tested with osCommerce 2.3.1, running on PHP 5.2.11
The installation is straight forward and can be done in a couple of minutes by following these two steps:
- copy new files
- modify existing files
Requirements
You need to be able to upload new files to your osCommerce Shop and modify existing ones.
FTP access to your osCommerce Installation
Step 1 – copy new files
copy following file to your admin-directory
mailbeez.php
copy following file and folder to your catalog-directory (where your index.php is located)
mailhive (folder)
mailhive.php
Step 2 – modify existing files
1. Add a menu entry
located and open the file
admin/includes/boxes/tools.php
find
array(
'code' => FILENAME_WHOS_ONLINE,
'title' => BOX_TOOLS_WHOS_ONLINE,
'link' => tep_href_link(FILENAME_WHOS_ONLINE)
)
add
// mailbeez
,
array(
'code' => 'mailbeez.php',
'title' => 'MailBeez',
'link' => tep_href_link('mailbeez.php')
)
// - mailbeez
this will add the menu-entry “MailBeez” to your Tools-Box.
Feel free to place this link whereever you want.
please continue with Basic Configuration
Optional Steps
If you would like to have access to MailBeez core files & tables from other pages you need to add the following global DataBase and Filename definitions:
Add the Database table definition
located and open the file
admin/includes/database_tables.php
add e.g. at the end
define('TABLE_MAILBEEZ_TRACKING', 'mailbeez_tracking');define('TABLE_MAILBEEZ_BLOCK', 'mailbeez_block');
do the same for your catalog:
includes/database_tables.php
add
define('TABLE_MAILBEEZ_TRACKING', 'mailbeez_tracking');define('TABLE_MAILBEEZ_BLOCK', 'mailbeez_block');
Add the filename definition
located and open the file
admin/includes/filenames.php
add e.g. at the end
define('FILENAME_MAILBEEZ', 'mailbeez.php');define('FILENAME_HIVE', 'mailhive.php');
do almost the same for your catalog:
includes/filenames.php
add
define('FILENAME_HIVE', 'mailhive.php');
please continue with Basic Configuration
