# Welcome to Zen Cart™ ... The Zen Cart™ software is made available to you for use, additions, changes, modifications, etc. without charge, under the GNU General Public License. While we do not charge for this software, donations are greatly appreciated each time you download a new version, to help cover the expenses of maintenance, upgrades, updates, the free support forum and the continued development of this software for your online e-commerce store. Donations can be made at: The Zen Cart™ Team Page We appreciate your support. The Zen Cart™ Team Zen Cart™ is derived from: Copyright 2003 osCommerce This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE and is redistributable under the GNU General Public License

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# Upgrade Instructions from v1.3.0.2-l10n-jp-6 to 1.3.0.2-l10n-jp-7 If you are upgrading from Zen Cart v1.3.0.2-l10n-jp-6, the process is simple: - compare all the changed files with the files on your own site... and re-apply your customizations to the new files - upload the new files (with your customizations added) to your site # CHANGELOG - List of Changed Files For a list of files that have been changed since v1.3.0.2-l10n-jp-6, see the changelog-v1-3-0-2-l10n-jp-7.html # Whats New ... ### The following bugfixes are included in v1.3.0.2-l10n-jp-7: XSS protection patch - Nov 30 2009 (http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=142927) # IMPORTANT NOTES Please be sure to review and apply the Site Security Recommendations to your site prior to taking your shop "live". If you are uncertain about how site security applies to you, talk to your web host to ensure that you have proper measures in place. # UPGRADING YOUR TEMPLATES Zen Cart™ has had a major overhaul of the templating system for v1.3.x. As such, you have two options: upgrade your existing template by applying the new stylesheet and moving a few lines of code around; or the best way to have almost-tableless and much tidier template code, is to make a new template (based on template_default) and carefully re-apply your own customizations to the new template system. For further information on template upgrading, see the forum discussion on this topic.