Need to add a small script to a php pg.

bakdoor

Hello. I need to add a small script to a php page for my store. Store is live and very active, so I can't screw it up.

Need this added:

<img border="0" hspace="0" vspace="0" width="1" height="1" src="http://stats.adbrite.com/stats/stats.gif?cpid=conversion&uid=111111" />

to the bottom of the following:

<?php
/*
$Id: checkout_success.php,v 1.12 2003/04/15 17:47:42 dgw_ Exp $

osCommerce, Open Source E-Commerce Solutions
http://www.oscommerce.com

Released under the GNU General Public License
*/

define('NAVBAR_TITLE_1', 'Checkout');
define('NAVBAR_TITLE_2', 'Success');

define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Your Order Has Been Processed!');

define('TEXT_SUCCESS', 'Your order has been successfully processed! Your products will ship the next business day.');
define('TEXT_NOTIFY_PRODUCTS', 'Please notify me of updates to the products I have selected below:');
define('TEXT_SEE_ORDERS', 'You can view your order history by going to the <a href="' . tep_href_link(FILENAME_ACCOUNT, '', 'SSL') . '">\'My Account\'</a> page and by clicking on <a href="' . tep_href_link(FILENAME_ACCOUNT_HISTORY, '', 'SSL') . '">\'History\'</a>.');
define('TEXT_CONTACT_STORE_OWNER', 'Please direct any questions you have to the <a href="' . tep_href_link(FILENAME_CONTACT_US) . '">store owner</a>.');
define('TEXT_THANKS_FOR_SHOPPING', 'Thanks for shopping with us online!');

define('TABLE_HEADING_COMMENTS', 'Enter a comment for the order processed');

define('TABLE_HEADING_DOWNLOAD_DATE', 'Expiry date: ');
define('TABLE_HEADING_DOWNLOAD_COUNT', ' downloads remaining');
define('HEADING_DOWNLOAD', 'Download your products here:');
define('FOOTER_DOWNLOAD', 'You can also download your products at a later time at \'%s\'');
// Guest account start
define('TEXT_GUEST_ORDERS', 'Thank you for shopping with us.');

I thought I knew how, but now I'm not so sure. (I know just enough php to hurt myself!) And yes, I 've asked at the osCommerce forum, but getting help there is sometimes difficult.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Tom

stolzyboy

if you know what you are adding and where to add it, go for it

bakdoor

stolzyboy wrote:
if you know what you are adding and where to add it, go for it

I know 'what' & 'where', just not HOW. If I knew how, I would not have needed to ask. Maybe you missed the part about my store being 'live' and very active. I can't just take random guesses on implementing this.
Thanks anyway

suntra

Developpers usually have a personal server on their own computer where they can test their scripts... do you have a personal server ? If yes, do you have your store script installed ? If yes, try to modify it on your personal server...

NogDog

The code you posted is just defining a bunch of constants. My guess is that there is another file which include()'s or require()'s that file. (And it's possible that that file is included/required by yet another, higher-level file, and so on.) If you find that file that does the including, it will likely have [X]HTML text on it, including the ending <body></html> tags. You would likely want to insert your tracking code just before that closing </body> tag.

bakdoor

Maybe I should be more specific.

I want to add HERE: (before the php closing tag)

Do I just add it ?
Do I have to add html opening & closing tags?
Do I have to backslash all the quotes & apostrophes in the script?

NogDog

bakdoor wrote:
Maybe I should be more specific.

define('TABLE_HEADING_DOWNLOAD_DATE', 'Expiry date: ');
define('TABLE_HEADING_DOWNLOAD_COUNT', ' downloads remaining');
define('HEADING_DOWNLOAD', 'Download your products here:');
define('FOOTER_DOWNLOAD', 'You can also download your products at a later time at \'%s\'');
// Guest account start
define('TEXT_GUEST_ORDERS', 'Thank you for shopping with us.');

I want to add HERE: (before the php closing tag)

?>

Do I just add it ?
Do I have to add html opening & closing tags?
Do I have to backslash all the quotes & apostrophes in the script?

You could simply add it after the closing "?>", since the code you want to insert is not PHP code but simply HTML. However, as I suggested in my previous reply, unless there is more to this PHP file than you are showing us, I doubt that this is the place to be inserting such code. Possibly it could be added to the values in one of the preceding define() statements, but without knowing how those values are used in the file(s) which include/require this PHP file, I would not be sure which constant definition would be the one to so edit (if, in fact, any of them are). For instance, it might be that you want to add it to the TEXT_GUEST_ORDERS constant, in which case you would edit that line to be:

define('TEXT_GUEST_ORDERS', 'Thank you for shopping with us.
<!-- begin AVN Ads conversion tracking code -->
<img border="0" hspace="0" vspace="0" width="1" height="1" src="http://stats.adbrite.com/stats/stats.gif?_cpid=conversion&_uid=111111" />
<!-- end AVN Ads conversion tracking code -->');

bakdoor

NogDog wrote:
You could simply add it after the closing "?>"


<img border="0" hspace="0" vspace="0" width="1" height="1" src="http://stats.adbrite.com/stats/stats.gif?cpid=conversion&uid=111111" />
');

Nog, Thanks. after the closing php tag would be fine. The whole file was gven in my initial post. This code generates a 'Thank You' pg that a customer is taken to after checking out of my store. The code I need to install, is tracking code that lets me know which of my advertising sent the customer in the first place. it does not need to be integrated into the php. It just has to be on the page somewhere.

If I add 'after' the closing php tags, will the qoutes in the script effect the output? ie: 'syntax errors'

Thanks again,
Tom

NogDog

If outside of the PHP <?php...?> tags, then it is treated as plain HTML text; so if it's valid HTML then it will be fine, syntax-wise (though I'm not guaranteeing functionality-wise).

bakdoor

Thank You! All I needed to know. Your advice is much appreciated.
Tom
ps. Nice site!