There's nothing like moving a good set of files in the morning. Gets your heart pumping! However, if you're here, it probably means you've already tried pear install in the standard installation.
While we ALWAYS recommend that you never edit files directly in your production environment, we know that some people do it anyways. If you're one of those people, you're asking for trouble. So, before you try these instructions, consider implementing some sort of testing environment (even on your local machine) and code versioning system (git, etc...). If you're already there, then let's continue and copy these files into your codebase manually.
These instructions are supplementary to the standard installation instructions. After completing these instructions you should continue in the standard instructions here.
What we'll be doing here is copying all the files needed for True Order Edit manually instead of running the pear commands.
First, uncompress the tgz file you get after purchase. Most of the time, double-clicking the file does this. (If this doesn't work, then you might need a utility to )
Second, Inside the uncompressed folder, you'll find several folders and files. These make up what you'll need to copy over to a couple specific places. First, ensure you have a folder in app/code/community called "TinyBrick". Then, copy as follows:
| Source (Files/Folders) | Destination (Files/Folders) |
| TinyBrick/OrderEdit | app/code/community/TinyBrick/OrderEdit |
| modules/TinyBrick_OrderEdit.xml | app/etc/modules/TinyBrick_OrderEdit.xml |
Third, replace ALL the files in this folder (this is the one to backup):
Be careful only replace files that already exist and NOT just drag the entire "view" folder over. If you do, you can potentially erase existing files. The tarball you downloaded does NOT contain all the files needed for your order summary page. We only modify a few and include them in the tar ball so it's easy to copy these over.
with the tarball template files located here:
The path just mentioned (adminhtml/default/default/template/sales/order/view/) may be the same if you have not customized your adminhtml templates.
Almost done. You should now have the basic True Order Edit module installed. Head on back here to finish your configuration.