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Unfortunately Tracmor will not work "out of the box" with Oracle. There are several queries that were written specifically for MySQL in the source, so these would all need to be updated where necessary for Oracle, or reimplemented using the QQ (Qcodo Query) API instead, which would support all databases that Qcodo supports.

This feature was added earlier this year, as well as the ability to check out to other users and to contacts. These features are currently available for users of our hosted service. The code is of course available in our svn repo, but this is recommended for developers only, as there is no automated upgrade process from 0.3.0 to the latest code at present.

Assuming you have knowledge of PHP programming, take a look in admin/labels.php and find the function called CreateTableByBarCodeArray(). There you should be able to see how the label options are defined, and use them as a starting point for adding your own.

To get rid of the dividing lines, in the first line of CreateTableByBarCodeArray(), change the table border from 1 to 0.

You should either get an "AJAX error" popup or something in the error logs. What browser are you using? If you're using IE, give it a try in Firefox.

This is a known bug affecting webkit browsers (Safari and Chrome). We recently committed a fix for this in svn, but an easy workaround for now is to just use Firefox to save your default shipping and receiving company. Once it's saved you can continue to use whatever browser you want again.

If you want to print to Avery label stock, then the label printing feature in the Admin tab is the way to go. If you just need a bar code to print, the Print Asset Tag button is not in the current downloads. You can see the code change for it here though.

You are correct. This has already been addressed in svn: http://code.google.com/p/tracmor/source … &r=765

Note that Tracmor requires PHP 5.2 or higher. I see you are running PHP 5.1.6. Upgrading to a newer version of WAMP should solve your problem.

See this thread for a solution to the issue you are having.

http://www.tracmor.com/forum/topic/317/ … -as-array/

Could you check your web server error log and see if any errors are being logged when this happens?

1) Typically you would create an inventory model (with unique ID) for each unique type of item you will be tracking. You wouldn't want to use a single model to represent all sizes of black t-shirts, for example, because then small black t-shirts and large black t-shirts would have the same bar code, and the quantities could not be tracked individually.

2) Yes, you can easily add any custom fields to the item listing. Check out our video tutorial on custom fields here, specifically the section on customizing.

3) You can think of a bar code scanner as just a different kind of keyboard, in fact that is how your computer views most bar code scanners. When you scan a bar code, it sends the scanned characters to the computer as if they were typed. We usually recommend the cheapest Wasp or Symbol scanner you can find, depending on your needs. You can read more about choosing a bar code scanner here.

As for bar code labels, Tracmor has a couple methods of printing your own labels. If you want to purchase pre-printed labels, we usually recommend MetalCraft.

It appears you are missing one or more entries in your admin_setting table. you'll need to make sure you have an entry for each of the following:

company_id
image_upload_prefix
fedex_gateway_URI
company_logo
packing_list_terms
packing_list_logo
min_asset_code
fedex_account_id
autodetect_tracking_numbers
custom_shipment_numbers
custom_receipt_numbers
receive_to_last_location
portable_pin_required
user_limit
fedex_label_printer_type
fedex_label_format_type
fedex_thermal_printer_port
asset_limit

My guess is that asset_limit is the culprit. Running the following query will add it:

INSERT INTO admin_setting (short_description, value) VALUES ('asset_limit', NULL)