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  • Rick Wilson
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    To be clear, we have a difference of opinion on if a theme is software or not.

    To me theme's are sets of HTML and not software and they might include scripts, etc... but there's really no such thing as a "beta" theme.

    Now with that said, building this functionality in is our plan (to the actual software) and we'll be replacing stock CSSUI with either Shadows or something similar in the core software as well as significantly enhancing the Ready Themes tools. So at that point once all of those things are in the core software, then I'd agree with you on this one.

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  • chetv
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    Bruce,
    I'm with you. I'm a Beta tester on some other software where Beta software is identified. New does not mean Beta, new comes after Beta has been worked over severely. It was written up as the latest and greatest - there is a difference..

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  • chetv
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    Rick,
    I understand that now but when we were ready to update an old website to Ready Themes (our 2 others are Iron and Wool) and reading the blurb promoting this new "Shadows", there was no mention that I saw that this was a Beta testing idea. It was held out as the latest version of Ready Themes. I think you owe the customer more warning. We are up and running but missing some basic functionality. Fortunately not major but annoying. How basic can a contact us form be - I think a 101% or the sites use them.

    Just my 2 cents!

    Cheet

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  • lesliekirk
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    Originally posted by Bruce - PhosphorMedia View Post
    If I am not mistaken, I believe the "new" ReadyThemes are still in the process of being fully fleshed out, and where also meant to provide a 'framework' more than a ready-to-roll package. That being said, anyone who jumps on Version One of any software and expects a free flowing ride hasn't been paying attention or has a poor memory :)
    I'm thinking that was supposed to be what was done with Elements - the framework (building blocks). Shadows was built on the Elements framework. I get what you are saying about not being an early adopter, but with none of the other ReadyThemes being updated and the Elements framework will be the core for future ReadyThemes there could be the could be some that missed the "best starting point currently available to build your new Miva Store." part.

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  • Rick Wilson
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    Chet,

    I'm trying to get my head around the issue here, but for what it's worth this isn't "released" software in any official sense.

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  • Bruce - PhosphorMedia
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    If I am not mistaken, I believe the "new" ReadyThemes are still in the process of being fully fleshed out, and where also meant to provide a 'framework' more than a ready-to-roll package. That being said, anyone who jumps on Version One of any software and expects a free flowing ride hasn't been paying attention or has a poor memory :)

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  • lesliekirk
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    Originally posted by slabar View Post

    Matt,

    It appears that this app was designed for v5 and neither on their site or the app site does it state functionality for the current version of Miva. So, why recommend this as a solution?
    Also need to check to see if it's compatible with Levels/Shadows...

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  • slabar
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    Originally posted by Matt Zimmermann View Post
    I will check into it and remove the recommendation if it is not compatible.
    Matt,

    Thank you sir.

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  • Matt Zimmermann
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    Hi Stephen,

    Fair point. I listed that one since it is still available in the App Store. Although they list Miva v5, I don't see anything stating it would not work with v9. I will check into it and remove the recommendation if it is not compatible.

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  • slabar
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    Matt,

    It appears that this app was designed for v5 and neither on their site or the app site does it state functionality for the current version of Miva. So, why recommend this as a solution?

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  • Matt Zimmermann
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    chetv - Due to confusion and issues with the use of external PHP files for processing of the contact form, we elected to remove it from the new framework. While we are working on a more native solution, there are recommended solutions to add this feature to your site. Please take a look at Easy Contact by Phosphor Media or Contact Form Pro v5+ by Advanced Development Solutions.

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  • chetv
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    So if I understand this thread correctly Miva released new software but failed to provide a solution to a function normally needed on most website.I haven't seen any response from the Miva technical department providing a current solution to this necessary function except to change the software back to the old style and use an old solution. Does that about sum it up? A very interested by stander.

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  • slabar
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    Originally posted by lesliekirk View Post
    I was thinking you were trying to implement the CTUS form but I'm not seeing it on your dev site.
    I haven't tried yet Leslie. I will try to set aside time tomorrow to look at it and see if I can get her running.

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  • lesliekirk
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    Originally posted by Matt Zimmermann View Post
    RTHOMASDESIGN - Swapping out for jQuery is a relatively straight forward process https://www.miva.com/forums/forum/de...ash-for-jquery
    Yes, the steps are very straightforward, but didn't help me since the JQuery I need isn't included. I don't want to blow the darn thing up. "I just want it to work" - will be the cry of many store owners wanting to be able to do this on their own.

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  • RTHOMASDESIGN
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    Yup, already have done it. The sentiment still stands ;)

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