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  • Ok, got it…It seems that this plugin is a little temperamental anyways. Changed the following, deleted the pricing table I created and removed from trash also, recreated it and the changes showed up…This should happen as soon as you change the PHP but ???

    $feature_key = str_replace(" ","",$value1);
            if(in_array($value1,array('Upfront','Monthly','Button URL','Button Text'))) $cls = "nodrag nodrop";
    <tr class="nodrag nodrop">
          <td class="Upfront">
            <strong><?php echo __('Upfront','pricing-table'); ?></strong>
          </td>
          </tr>
          <tr class="nodrag nodrop">
          <td class="Monthly">
            <strong><?php echo __('Monthly','pricing-table'); ?></strong>
          </td>
          </tr>

    All works now.

    Im trying to change it to upfront and monthly but for some reason, it doesn’t reflect on the frontend.

    Im saying that it would be better served as a WordPress Plugin rather than an OpenCart module. There are far more people that would benefit from a WP Plugin rather than an OC Module. What I was saying with the way it works is, make it so that it works like WHMCS, have it run inside the WordPress page and so that it doesn’t affect anything else. EG: Keeps the same headers, sidebars etc and just runs the product selection and checkout process.

    Hi Readyman,

    I think a better idea would be to do this in reverse.

    Create a wordpress plugin that allows you to integrate your OpenCart online store. Something that works similar to WHMCS bridge…See example here:

    Site: http://www.ninjaseo.com.au/whmcs/?ccce=cart&gid=19

    Plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/whmcs-bridge/

    In this example, I have created a WordPress site but also integrated my WHMCS shopping cart to allow me to sell products seamlessly rather than jumping onto another subdomain or using another hopeless WP ecommerce plugin. This gives me all of the benefits of WordPress SEO and usability but also WHMCS’s ecommerce and reporting capabilities.

    What do you think?

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