mmlsk-mmui Usage?

Hi,
I'm thinking of getting a module which requires a couple edits to mmui. So,
first I'm running a test using the mmlsk-mmu.mv and compiling it. I renamed
it mmui.mvc & ran the store, got error, because it could not find the path
'Merchant2/00000001/mmlsk-mmui/mmuistor.dbf' so, I created an "mmlsk-mmui"
directory & copied all the /mmui .dbf & dbt files to it.

All seems fine now. Is that the best way to handle it?

Thanks,
/Elise


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mmlsk-mmui Usage?



Elise,

Have you considered the OpenUI instead? It's a drop-in replacement, no
compiling, and almost all modules just plug-in and run with the OpenUI...

Darren Ehlers
OpenUI Developer Consortium
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Elise
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> To: Miva Merchant coders list
> Subject: [mrc] mmlsk-mmui Usage?
>
>
> Hi,
> I'm thinking of getting a module which requires a couple
> edits to mmui. So,
> first I'm running a test using the mmlsk-mmu.mv and compiling
> it. I renamed
> it mmui.mvc & ran the store, got error, because it could not
> find the path
> 'Merchant2/00000001/mmlsk-mmui/mmuistor.dbf' so, I created an
> "mmlsk-mmui"
> directory & copied all the /mmui .dbf & dbt files to it.
>
> All seems fine now. Is that the best way to handle it?
>
> Thanks,
> /Elise
>
>
> I'm running a test to
> Technical Writing
> http://members.cox.net/elisewriter
>
> Collectibles
> <A HREF ="http://www.rubylane.com/shops/reflect">http://www.rubylane.com/shops/reflect</A>
>
>
>

mmlsk-mmui Usage?



Elise wrote:
> it mmui.mvc & ran the store, got error, because it could not find the path
> 'Merchant2/00000001/mmlsk-mmui/mmuistor.dbf' so, I created an "mmlsk-mmui"
> directory & copied all the /mmui .dbf & dbt files to it.

It does this because the mmlsk-mmui.mv file has the module_code as
mmlsk-mmui. You can easily rename that and compile and merchant will
run it as if it is the original mmui.mv.

> All seems fine now. Is that the best way to handle it?

Some would say yes. But IMHO, I'd just rename the file to mmui.mv and
the module_code to mmui and compile it.

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