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#1 05-24-2002 07:52:07
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Versions
How can I tell what version I have installed? Also howcome noone let us know there were new releases? *Sniff* *Sniff* dont ya like us anymore :-) no, seriously...can existing licenses upgrade to version 4. If so how much and when can I do it. Thanks in advance. Wazzup Nick!
#2 05-24-2002 07:58:45
Re: Versions
Hey codecreep. We're not sure on the pricing of the upgrade yet, but it will be cheap. We want everyone to enjoy using the new version when it comes out. To tell what version you have installed, either:
(1) Take a look at the HTML source for your store pages. At the top you should see something like:
<META NAME="GENERATOR" CONTENT="Software Version 4.0 https://kryptronic.com/">
~or~
(2) Take a look at the CGI source of any of the *.cgi or *.pl files in the cgi-bin. The version is printed in the header at the top of the scripts.
Sorry - we assumed everyone knew CCP5 would come out eventually - CCP4 was our fourth version (obviously). Have a great day 
Nick Hendler
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#3 06-04-2002 18:59:44
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Re: Versions
I would like to edit this line from showing in all my pages (for security reasons) anybody know?
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#6 06-04-2002 19:59:27
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Re: Versions
What's the easiest way to hide the source?...
I use to have just the original paragraph on the splash page (you wouldn't see more than the original paragraph) but now it's my main page...
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#7 06-05-2002 06:58:46
Re: Versions
There are some javascripts out there that prevent right clicks so you can make it hard to view the source, but people can always use the menu in their browser to get at it. That's just how browsers work - they download the source to the user's machine for printing.
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#8 06-06-2002 15:02:35
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Re: Versions
To hide the HTML you can put it inside a .cgi, right?
I tried seeing the code of a .cgi (through "view" then "source" and I couldn't).
So, if this is true, what's the easiest way to put a link in the splash page to call a .cgi (which would have all the HTML of the splash page)?
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#9 06-06-2002 16:50:04
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Re: Versions
Scripts build html pages. They are not seen and shouldn't be accessible by the client. The html is browser language and is easily accessible through the browser. You can't hide html or your client won't be able to access your pages.