[Darryl]

Originally Posted by dtran

Agreed, however that being said the Dynamic Image Generator mod is a real good mod if you get it installed . Once you have it installed you really don't need much support, unless you're upgrading.

Darryl, were you able to get it installed or did you run the other way and refund it?

I actually needed support right away for this issue otherwise the cart didn't run without errors. Here is the fix for this issue after a new install that made the mod unusable until implemented.

  Open the file /skin1/modules/Dynamic_Images/product_image.tpl and look for the line at the top:

{math equation="floor(x / y)-1" x=$config.Dynamic_Images.di_product_image_width y=$config.Dynamic_Images.di_detail_thumb_width assign=number}

Change it to

{math equation="floor(x / y)" x=$config.Dynamic_Images.di_product_image_width y=$config.Dynamic_Images.di_detail_thumb_width assign=number}

Here is another just to add the "Click to Enlarge" which used to be there and why it wasn't already in the mod is beyond me.

  {if $images ne ""}
  <tr><td>&nbsp;</td></tr>
{/if}

You can replace those lines with:

<tr><td> Click to Enlarge </td></tr>

Then there is the issue of the variant images not working anymore which was never resolved as it broke the X-Cart variant feature and pictures never displayed the different items anymore when the appropriate option was selected.

Yes I want to upgrade. Generally speaking if you run an ecommerce site and don't patch your installation you are opening yourself up to security issues. So if one was to run into trouble and you have used the mod and have to revert your going to be really busy adding images after you realize there is no help in getting the mod running with the new patch.

How can I refund when there is no communication with the developer. Would you ignore a PayPal resolution request if you were still wanting to do business or keep your PayPal account.

Communication is #1 in my books. Things can usually always be worked out if the lines of communication are open and both parties are reasonable.

Regards,
Darryl