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:'( This is my first time using oscommerce. I thought i had it all together but upon testing out the cart.. when i click on checkout it says page not found.. same thing for create a new account. Is there by chance something i missed here or am i going to have to start all over.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

TOni

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If it says page not found then the page is not found I guess. What page is it looking for and is the corresponding program in the directory?

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i guess that would help eh :-"

 

www.themadhooker.com/sutlerstent

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:'( This is my first time using oscommerce. I thought i had it all together but upon testing out the cart.. when i click on checkout it says page not found.. same thing for create a new account. Is there by chance something i missed here or am i going to have to start all over.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

TOni

 

 

As Bobby suggested supplying a url is always a good idea but usually if you are having a problem with those two pages it is an ssl problem. If you do not have a ssl certificate then you need to set ssl to false in your two configure.php files and if you do then you need to make sure the secure paths are correct in the same files.

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Posted

well the checkout is looking for checkout_shipping.php and I do see it in the admin pannel.

 

I am also getting an error on login.php and create_account.php

Posted

ok, so how would i know if i have a ssl? also where would i find the two configure files? Same place as the others.

 

thanks so much for the help! i have been beating my head on the desk all morning.

 

One more thing. Is there a way i can point the logo to the main site www.themadhooker.com ?

Posted

It looks as though you don't have an SSL certificate. Hence, Apache is not listening on the secure port for your domain.

 

Bobby

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ok, i have been looking and don't see where i can change it false.. i am sure its right in front of my eyes.. i am in the configuration.php is that it? if so where do i change the setting?

Posted

Well he is talking about the one in Admin and the one in your Catalog but I don't have SSL and I don't remember doing that.

 

What setting do you have on Sessions in your Catalog? Do you have Check SSL Session Id set to false?

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ok, i have been looking and don't see where i can change it false.. i am sure its right in front of my eyes..  i am in the configuration.php is that it? if so where do i change the setting?

 

 

It is not in your admin center you actually need to open up the files and edit them.

 

includes/configure.php

admin/includes/configure.php

 

Look for the following line and change

 

 

define('ENABLE_SSL', true); // secure webserver for checkout procedure?

 

 

To

 

define('ENABLE_SSL', false); // secure webserver for checkout procedure?

The Knowledge Base is a wonderful thing.

Do you have a problem? Have you checked out Common Problems?

There are many very useful osC Contributions

Are you having trouble with a installed contribution? Have you checked out the support thread found Here

BACKUP BACKUP BACKUP!!! You did backup, right??

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oh thank you thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

 

Ok, it is working now, but i didn't find anything to change from true to false in the admin/includes/configure.php

 

i went all the way through and completed the process through paypal checkout like i had it set up so i know it works. Do i need to still change something?

 

thanks again!!!!!!!!

Posted

But if you disable SSL do you really expect your customers to hand over their money in an unsecure environment?

 

Spend the $40 and get an SSL cert...

 

Bobby

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this is not my site, its a site that i have built for someone else. I do understand your point though. But her transactions will be completed via paypal or via snail mail. She doesn't have her own personal merchant account. But I will tell her about the SSL cert.. thanks for the advice.

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