Interchange downloads

Link name	Description
Demos	We have an archive of all of the demo applications that have been developed for Interchange and MiniVend over the years.
UserTags and Filters	A collection of local and global UserTags, along with some extra Filters.
Payment Modules	Payment gateway code. These payment modules are the very latest versions from the development source in CVS. If you're having trouble with your module and think that the latest version might fix a bug or provide a new feature then help yourself.
Archive	Archive of every packaged release of Interchange, MiniVend, Vend and Tallyman. We have versions ranging from Vend 0.1 and MiniVend 1.01, right up to the latest Interchange 0.0.0 (stable) release. If you feel the need to dig up the fossilised remains of an ancient release then this is probably one of the the best places to start looking.
Graphics and Typefaces	Various Interchange-related graphics and typefaces for you to download and use.
Interchange CVS	The Interchange CVS archive, in a web-based format, that allows you to to browse around. This link will take you to the current CVS HEAD but you can use the select box at the bottom of the page to change to any branch in the archive. You can also connect to the Interchange CVS archive directly by following the instructions on the official Interchange Development Group website.
Interchange daily development snapshots	The Interchange development version is now built into an installable tar archive every day at approximately 12:00 UTC (12:00 GMT, 13:00 BST, 07:00 EST, 04:00 PST). If you'd like to try the very latest version and don't want to use CVS then this is the place to go. The standard warnings about the stability of "unreleased" development branch snapshots apply. Please report any problems to the usual places, such as the Interchange users' mail list.

Non-categorised files

	Size	Download
Apache 1.x link module for the Interchange server Please note that this module is not compatible with Apache 2.x Author: Kevin Walsh. Version: 1.34. Last update: 17 November 2005.	21,211	mod_interchange
LogWatch filter for Interchange Author: Tom Hodder. Last update: 08 May 2005.	1,971	logwatch.tar.gz
North American and Canadian county names This file is presented in tab-separated format, suitable for importing into a new Interchange table. If you own a shop based in North America and are currently calculating tax using ZIP codes, then you could use the content of this table as the basis for a more technically-correct tax calculation. Author: Kevin Walsh. Last update: 31 October 2003.	103,295	counties.txt
Robot recognition configuration directives This file should be saved into the "etc" directory, found under your Interchange installation's home directory. Once saved, you should edit your "interchange.cfg" file to (1) add a line that reads "include etc/robots.cfg", and (2) to remove any existing "Robot" and "NotRobot" directives from your configuration. Interchange 5.5.0 and above is supplied pre-configured to use "etc/robots.cfg", so you can simply replace this file with the latest version, every now and again, without having to edit your "interchange.cfg" file. Note that changes to this file will not take effect until you restart Interchange. Author: Kevin Walsh. Version: 2.7. Last update: 02 September 2007.	2,635	robots.cfg
Worldwide list of timezones This file is presented in tab-separated format, suitable for importing into a new Interchange table. You can use the tz column values with the [time] tag's tz parameter to show the current time in any of the available timezones. Author: Kevin Walsh. Last update: 21 August 2002.	17,662	timezones.txt

Disclaimer

If the files you download don't work: tough. If you lose millions because a downloaded file messes up your system, that's you that's out of the millions, not us. If you don't like this disclaimer: tough. We reserve the right to do the absolute minimum provided by law, up to and including nothing. This is basically the same disclaimer that comes with all software packages, service packs and add-ons, but ours is in plain English while the others are in legalese. We didn't want to include any disclaimer at all, but our legal department insisted. Have fun!