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[Css Magician Friend Css MagicianJoin date: October 2014Posts: 741Downloads:43Uploads:53 Thanks: 114 Thanked: 366 times in 263 posts]

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Note: This guide is applied for fresh Quickstart installation, Joomla 3.4 and Mijoshop 3 only. If your site undergoes any change to configuration, you might foresee unexpected conflicts.

Supposed that you did install JA Bookshop using our Quickstart installation package and made no changes to default configuration. Then follow instructions below to integrate Mijoshop component with pre-defined configuration as per our demo:

Step 1: Download and install component MijoShop as normal

Step 2: Download Mijoshop modules that we built in JA Bookshop:
+ Mijoshop Sidebar search: http://med.mijosoft.com/mijoshop/modules/58-sidebar-search
+ Mijoshop Most View: http://med.mijosoft.com/mijoshop/modules/55-most-viewed
+ Mijoshop Product Image Zoom: http://med.mijosoft.com/mijoshop/tools/77-product-image-zoom
+ Mijoshop Modules Accordion: http://www.joomlart.com/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=4107
+ Mijoshop Modules Slider: http://www.joomlart.com/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=4108

Note:
Mijoshop Modules Accordion and Mijoshop Modules Slider are developed by JoomlArt which is aimed at enhancing the Mijoshop in our JA Bookshop template.

Have those files unzipped. You should unzip Mijoshop’s modules to folder …componentscom_mijoshopopencart and Joomlart’s modules to root folder.

Step 3: Download Mijoshop Theme that we built in JA Bookshop:
JA Bookshop Theme for Mijoshop: http://www.joomlart.com/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=4106 then unzip and copy to your site’s root folder.

Step 4: Download package images at ja_bookshop_sample_demo_images.zip then unzip and copy to your site’s root folder. Once done, you should see the images path: …componentscom_mijoshopopencart

Step 5: Install SQL

You can select either of option below to install SQL:

Install via phpmyadmin:
Download SQL file:
<blockquote> SQL for Joomla 3.x 45018

Open *.sql file you just download, then:
– Replace #__ with [database Tables Prefix]

<blockquote>How to get the [database Tables Prefix]:

Navigate to Administrator->site -> global configuration -> server, you will see your [database Tables Prefix] as per screenshort below:
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Then, login your PHPMyadmin, select your Database Name (see screen short for reference) and import the *.sql file you have made changes above.

If there is any information in this guide that need further clarification, feel free to leave a comment below. I am happy to answer all questions you might have.

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[Geoffrey Smith Friend Geoffrey SmithJoin date: September 2014Posts: 1Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#519748

5.2 Import SQL via MijoShop component:
– Download SQL file from MijoShop at: https://mijosoft.com/downloads/mijosql/mijosql-free
– Open file *.sql you just download and copy &paste into the MijoShop SQL tool, as seen in screenshort:

I get an error here , are you sure we need to import the whole sql again ?

Edit – without this step everything seems to be working well

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@azmazz
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I get an error here , are you sure we need to import the whole sql again ?

Edit – without this step everything seems to be working well
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Please go to front-end of your site, if you see the menu “Shop” (as screenshort below), then click and check if have a similar page as per our demo, that means the component is ready to work.

If such menu is not found, then open component mijoshop sql tool again and follow guide 5.2:

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Open *.sql file you just download, then:
– Replace #__menu with menu
– Replace #__modules with modules.

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– Open file *.sql you just download and copy &paste into the MijoShop SQL tool, as seen in screenshort:
– Then click “Run Query”
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In case the issue still remains, you can PM me admin credentials of your site, I will help to check further.

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#520707

I’m having difficulty after following this installation and upgrade guide (fantastic by the way); I go to Components > Mijoshop > and Mijoshop asks me: Please enter your login details…

I have never setup any details and this is a clean install? What is the go there? Is there a component or plugin which isn’t happy?

— EDIT —

Just found the answer for anyone who has a similar issue:

http://mijosoft.com/support/docs/mijoshop/faq/why-mijoshop-back-end-is-asking-to-log-in

Turns out it must need you to re-apply password for cross authentication or something like that.

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[tom_laan84 Friend tom_laan84Join date: June 2008Posts: 348Downloads:142Uploads:30 Thanks: 88 Thanked: 67 times in 11 posts]

#521919

This did reproduce the home page of the demo. not all the modules though.

and i got an erorr on the menu.

fixed it by opening the menu item and hit save & close.

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#521992

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and i got an erorr on the menu.

fixed it by opening the menu item and hit save & close.
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In this case, it is simply configuration, not the error. Actually, as this relates to sample data, each different site will generate different ID of the component after installation, thus it leads to misleading main menu issue. When you access the menu, it helps to get ID of Mijoshop component and the issue is fixed.

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#522226

What app do I use to replace “#_menu” in the SQL file? Can I upload first?

Ok I figured out that all I need to use is a text editor.

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#523611

Hi there, the MijoShop it’s not free ? 😮

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#523663

@andrescala: it’s a commercial extension. For more details, visit http://mijosoft.com/joomla-extensions/mijoshop-joomla-shopping-cart

[hadnanab Friend hadnanabJoin date: August 2011Posts: 9Downloads:0Uploads:1]

#526467

will you please tell me what will be the root folder root for Joomlart’s modules Mijoshop Modules Accordion and Mijoshop Modules Slider

[Arsen Janev Friend Arsen JanevJoin date: September 2014Posts: 1Downloads:7Uploads:0]

#528638

<em>@andrescala 412432 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi there, the MijoShop it’s not free ? :eek:</blockquote>

I have spent hours trying to get this working as shown in the Joomlart template. At the moment i am using WAMP and the SQL component does not install correctly.

One way to help everyone get going quickly is to include the Mijoshop component in the download all setup and ready to go, however it will not function unless one enters a license key purchased from Mijoshop. This would save us all a lot of trouble and frustration.

Simple really. Thank you.:)

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#528774

Thanks for your suggestion. However, I am afraid it is not possible to go with the option. For now, all we can do is to provide you guide to integrate such extension into your site.

[shcherbonos Friend shcherbonosJoin date: December 2012Posts: 12Downloads:0Uploads:7 Thanks: 6]

#528839

I installed JA Bookshop using Quickstart.

What does the phrase: “Step 1: Download and install component MijoShop as normal”?

I registered on the site mijosoft.com.
Paid subscription for 6 months.
Downloaded the file and installed it com_mijoshop.zip using Extension Manager.
Just set the file plg_mijoshop_jquery.zip and pkg_mijoshop_library.zip.
Do I need something else?

“Have those files unzipped. You should unzip Mijoshop’s modules to folder …componentscom_mijoshopopencart and Joomlart’s modules to root folder.”

Why I do not have folders …componentscom_mijoshopopencart ?

I make the first steps, please help me!

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[danwich Friend danwichJoin date: March 2014Posts: 2Downloads:0Uploads:1]

#529431

Hello! for me this worked, the only problem is that I don’t understand why is all empty, I have all the demo items on shop. (See screenshot)

<em>@MoonSailor 407578 wrote:</em><blockquote>@azmazz

Please go to front-end of your site, if you see the menu “Shop” (as screenshort below), then click and check if have a similar page as per our demo, that means the component is ready to work.

If such menu is not found, then open component mijoshop sql tool again and follow guide 5.2:

In case the issue still remains, you can PM me admin credentials of your site, I will help to check further.</blockquote>

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[danwich Friend danwichJoin date: March 2014Posts: 2Downloads:0Uploads:1]

#529432

Nevermind, that was a problem with language, I don’t have installed the mijoshop language i had on the front site.

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