this is for opencart v1.4.8b

the format of url we are trying to achieve is:

/product/:product_id/:product_title

so it would look like something like /product/1/girls-gone-wild

change catalog/model/tool/seo_url.php

UPDATED: includes all urls now and added file for download (Catalog.rar (42))

then change catalog/controller/common/seo_url.php

//each report is connected to same session report via session_id
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `gather_reports` (
  `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `session_id` varchar(64) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `type` enum('Category','Store') NOT NULL DEFAULT 'Category',
  `name` varchar(128) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `date` timestamp NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
  `importedId` text NOT NULL,
  `total` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `imported` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `duration` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
)

in your controller

$this->GatherReport->bindModel(
    array('hasOne'=>array(
	'GatherTotal'=>array(
        	'className'=>'GatherReport',
		'foreignKey'=>'id',
		'fields'=>'SUM(GatherTotal.total) as total'
	),
	'GatherImported'=>array(
		'className'=>'GatherReport',
		'foreignKey'=>'id',
		'fields'=>'SUM(GatherImported.imported) as imported'
	),
	'GatherTime'=>array(
		'className'=>'GatherReport',
		'foreignKey'=>'id',
		'fields'=>'SUM(GatherTime.duration) as duration'
	)
)),false);
$this->paginate['GatherReport']['group'] = 'GatherReport.session_id';
$data = $this->paginate('GatherReport');

The idea is to create a wordpress user when a user signs up on your cakephp site.

1. We need wordpress password hash function to do this properly. You need to create a new component that would contain wp password hashing functions. The file that contains everything you need is at wp-include/class-phpass.php. Just turn this class into a cakephp component, so you can include it in your user controller.

2. In your user controller, include your recently created wp hash function component. And after the user is saved into your cakephp user table. You want to add it to your wp user table as well. And it would look something like this.

if($this->User->save($this->data))
{
//create blog user for this user
$wp_hash = new $this->Wphash;
$wp_hash->PasswordHash(8,1);
$blog_user['ID'] = $this->User->id;
$blog_user['user_login'] = $this->sanitize_user($email);
$blog_user['user_pass'] = $wp_hash->HashPassword($this->data['User']['password']);
$blog_user['user_email'] = trim($email);
$blog_user['user_url'] = 'http://';
$blog_user['user_nicename'] = $this->data['User']['firstname'].' '.substr($this->data['User']['lastname'],0,1);
$blog_user['display_name'] = $this->data['User']['firstname'].' '.substr($this->data['User']['lastname'],0,1);
$blog_user['user_registered'] = date(configure::read('dateformat'));
$blogdata['Blog_user'] = $blog_user;
$this->Blog_user->save($blogdata);
//create user meta
$bid = $this->Blog_user->id;
$user_meta['user_id'] = $bid;
$user_meta['meta_key'] = 'first_name';
$user_meta['meta_value'] = $this->data['User']['firstname'];
$blogdata['BlogUserMeta']= $user_meta;
$this->BlogUserMeta->save($blogdata);
$user_meta['user_id'] = $bid;
$user_meta['meta_key'] = 'last_name';
$user_meta['meta_value'] = $this->data['User']['lastname'];
$blogdata['BlogUserMeta']= $user_meta;
$this->BlogUserMeta->save($blogdata);
$user_meta['user_id'] = $bid;
$user_meta['meta_key'] = 'nickname';
$user_meta['meta_value'] = $email;
$blogdata['BlogUserMeta']= $user_meta;
$this->BlogUserMeta->save($blogdata);
$user_meta['user_id'] = $bid;
$user_meta['meta_key'] = 'rich_editing';
$user_meta['meta_value'] = 'true';
$blogdata['BlogUserMeta']= $user_meta;
$this->BlogUserMeta->save($blogdata);
$user_meta['user_id'] = $bid;
$user_meta['meta_key'] = 'comment_shortcuts';
$user_meta['meta_value'] = 'false';
$blogdata['BlogUserMeta']= $user_meta;
$this->BlogUserMeta->save($blogdata);
$user_meta['user_id'] = $bid;
$user_meta['meta_key'] = 'admin_color';
$user_meta['meta_value'] = 'fresh';
$blogdata['BlogUserMeta']= $user_meta;
$this->BlogUserMeta->save($blogdata);
$user_meta['user_id'] = $bid;
$user_meta['meta_key'] = 'blog_capabilities';
$user_meta['meta_value'] = 'a:1:{s:10:"subscriber";b:1;}';
$blogdata['BlogUserMeta']= $user_meta;
$this->BlogUserMeta->save($blogdata);

3. In your wordpress index.php file

//change the session name of your wordpress site to match that of your cakephp site.
//so session data can be shared.
session_name("mysite");

4. in your theme header.php(might not be the best place if you change your theme a lot)

//you read the user id
$user = $_SESSION['Auth']['User'];

if(!empty($user))
{
//you change the current user manually
wp_set_current_user($user['id']);
}

And there you have it.

It turned out to be quite simple. You just have to set session.cookie_domain to the domain of your site without www.

Like this session.cookie_domain = .mysite.com

Of course, you can set it with php using

ini_set("session.cookie_domain", ".localhost/mysite");

AND
You probably need to set cakephp security setting to medium or low. You can do that in core.php
Some people say medium is enough, but i needed to change minie to low in order for it to work.

it prints the first n sentence.

function getLeadingSentences($data, $max)
{
//given string $data, will return the first $max sentences in that string
//in: $data = the string to parse, $max = maximum # of sentences to return
//returns: string containing the first $max sentences
//(If the # of sentences in the string is less than $max,
//then entire string will be returned.)
//a sentence is any charactors except ., !, and ?
//any number of times,  plus one or more .s, ?s, or !s
//and any leading or trailing whitespace:
$re = "^s*[^.?!]+[.?!]+s*";
$out = "";
for($i = 0; $i < $max; $i++) {
if(ereg($re, $data, $match)) {
//if a sentence is found, take it out of $data and add it to $out
$out .= $match[0];
$data = ereg_replace($re, "", $data);
}
else {
$i = $max;
}
}
return $out;
}
//EXAMPLE:
$start = "Sentence one...  Sentence two?  Sentence three!  Sentence four.";
$end = getLeadingSentences($start, 3);
echo("result: $end"); 

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There are two setups to every cakephp application, development and production.

Using development setup is easy, just extra cakephp to, let’s say http://localhost/webapp. And you are done.

To change to production setup, just change your document root to ROOT.’/webapp/app/webroot/’.

Even when you are using development setup, every request is still redirected to app/webroot.

So all your css, js and images should be put in webroot directory.

Since cakephp uses pretty urls. You can’t use relative links in your application. To get around this problem, i set up a virtual host in apache.

to do this, please visit this site.