I just brought the JMS and the virtuemart plug-in.

I need to install it in localhost for testing. Would you also send me the information.

A following up question, should I also register the JMS on my testing environment? And only register it on my production site?

Thanks.

KingoftheRoad

Concerning the registration, you can also register it on your localhost.
This will remove the ads that can be displayed in the adminstration of JMS.

Can you send the instructions to me too?

Many Thanks

A. Frias

Here it is the procedure.
The procedure is a development procedure and does not work in production as soon as the domain name is different of localhost.

The procedure consist to add a parameter to simulate any slave site defined in JMS.
The method consists to add _host_=xxxx parameter in the URL where xxx is the slave site domain name to simulate.

Suppose you have defined in JMS a www.slave1.com

If you want to login in the administration of this website
localhost/master/administrator/?_host_=http://www.slave1.com

There are some constraints.
You can not have ANY website defined in JMS with localhost or the _host_ parameter will be ignored.

The _host_ parameter will result in saving the current selected slave site into the session.
This means that when you log off, or when session expire, you are automatically returned to the master website.

This method is usefull to have the same JMS definition than the one used in production.

I hope this will help you and I remember you that this feature only works with localhost and is unavailable when you working with real domain name.

This feature also assume that you don't use the Symbolic Link and specific folders for the slave sites.
This is a feature used for developement and there are limitations.