I also had to set the trust level to full (see https://support.godaddy.com/help/article/2531/what-trust-level-can-i-use-when-running-asp-net?countrysite=uk)update-package -reinstall
The model backing the '(data context name)' context has changed since the database was created. Consider using Code First Migrations to update the database (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=238269).Solution: Add this line of code into the Global.asax.cs -> Application_Start() method
Database.SetInitializer<(model name)>(null);
Firefox and Chrome both have the built in ability to cast any video (that is compatible with your phone) through the chrome cast. This makes the chrome cast a much more useful device than simply allowing the built in video apps (you tube, Netflix, etc), opening up the wide world of online videos to the chrome cast. So far I've had great results casting videos using both browsers, but it doesn't work with flash videos.
Es File Explorer Chromecast Plugin
The Es File explorer has a chrome cast Plugin that allows any video or image on your Android to be cast onto the chrome cast. Previously I used an app called local cast to achieve this, but having the functionality built into the file browser makes things a lot more efficient.
I recommend downloading the Chromecast store for android which gives you access to a wide range of apps specifically made for the chrome cast and those that have chrome cast support such as the ones mentioned in this post. Thankfully the Chromecast does seem to be getting support by Android applications and these useful implementations tlof functionality I have mentioned here. Hopefully this continues further and is implemented into more and more apps down the line.
(written in reference to version 1.5.2.1)
Theme stylesheets are found in the subdirectory ‘/catalog/view/theme’ within the openCart folder on your site.
To edit a pre-existing theme, go to the theme’s location eg ‘/catalog/view/theme/default’ and go to the folder ‘stylesheet’ and then open ‘stylesheet.css’. Once the file has been edited and re-uploaded, the changes you make be will be applied to your shop’s design.
If you have no experience with CSS (Cascade Style Sheets) check out CSS Basics and the w3schools site section on CSS, as you will need to understand how stylesheets work to start making changes!
To create a new theme, create a new folder, with the required theme name, and copy over the image and stylesheet folders from the default template. Also, create a folder ‘template’ with a folder within that called ‘common’. In that, copy over the header.tpl file from the same directory in the default theme folder.
Edit the header.tpl file and replace every instance of ‘default’ with the name of your theme (what
Now, go into the admin panel eg. http://www.myshop.com/shop/admin and then go to system > settings from the navigation bar and click ‘Edit’ next to the shop that you want to theme.
From here, choose the ‘Store’ tab, and click the drop down box next to where it says ‘Template’. The name which you chose for the new theme should now appear here. Select it and then click Save to update it.
Go back to your shop page (eg http://newshop.myshop.com) and refresh. The default theme you will now be applied to the page!
See the Editing Existing Themes section to get editing themes.
package
{
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.events.MouseEvent; //Required to allow Mouse Events to be used
import flash.events.Event; //Required to allow the creation of the listener
import flash.display.Stage; //Required to allow 'stage' to be referenced
public class main extends MovieClip
{
public function main()
{
loaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.INIT, createListener); //adds the event listener as the class is loaded
}
private function createListener(event:Event):void
{
stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, click_handler); //creates an event handler called "click_handler" (see below) that is connected to the stage.
}
function click_handler(event:MouseEvent):void //this function is called every time the stage is clicked
{
trace("X: " + event.target.mouseX + ", Y: " + event.target.mouseY); //Displays the X and Y position of where the mouse clicked on the stage
}
}
}
