When I asked the same question, I was told it wasn't possible with the current system.

i know, but normally its very easy php code, but i dont know arastta system, maybe i will write this after, ı was want before ask question.

Hi Goskel,

Here is the Arastta documentation using MVC structure:-

https://arastta.org/docs/developers/quick-start

We're not sure how you would implement this feature unless the visitor was logged into Arastta. Otherwise how would you know if the visitor is in the "other" "Customer Group or not?

We reckon you will not easily write this in PHP unless it is based on an authorised login?

Regards,

Hackasacka

hi again;

but i dont change arastta admin controller maybe this area protected at arastta how can i setting vqmod path or file because i use normally at opencart, but dont change at arastta i think same path or file protected.

hi again;

but i dont change arastta admin controller maybe this area protected at arastta how can i setting vqmod path or file because i use normally at opencart, but dont change at arastta i think same path or file protected.

Hi Goskel,

The access you have may depend on your host provider, but there are no protected files.

It is open source code and you can therefor modify whatever you like too. It is an MVC structure and is using PHP code with a MySQL database. It is an independent web application and does not need to access any central server for it to work. It is possible to run it locally on your PC using XAMP or LAMP. It is also relatively similar to Opencart so your previous experience should help.

If you are going to modify the code and therefor develop your site, just make sure you take backup steps so if it does not work (or has undesired results) you can simply step back to where you first started. Backup all of the files you are going to change and use an editor that has a decent undo facility.

The main issue with modifying the core Arastta code would be that an upgrade would most likely also overwrite the files you have changed. Therefor, you would have to keep track of your revisions and be able to re-implement them and test against the new version.

We still think it would be a difficult feature to implement. We would advise you to get more familiar with a simpler development exercise first.

Regards,

Hackasacka

sorry, i solved this problem, my portable server deactived php.ini settings at php_gettext.dll and its problem.