josh1r Posted January 25, 2005 Posted January 25, 2005 I'm just beginning to setup OS Commerce on an existing site of mine and I installed everything into the Catalog folder on my website. So my index.htm is my old index page and my store is under /catalog. 2 questions: 1. as it is now, everything links ok and goes to the /catalog folder expect for 2 items: My Account and Checkout. The link to the main directory on my site rather than the catalog folder. Also, if I manually type in the correct URL I get an error message, even though account.php and checkout_shipping.php are located in /catalog. 2. if I ever get all this figured out and my store up and running i'll want to move it out of /catalog and into the main part of my site, replacing index.htm with the index.php currently in my /catalog folder. Is that easy to do? It is an admin feature or do I manually move everything via FTP? Sorry if these questions sound dumb, I'm very new to this. Thanks!
ozcsys Posted January 25, 2005 Posted January 25, 2005 I'm just beginning to setup OS Commerce on an existing site of mine and I installed everything into the Catalog folder on my website. So my index.htm is my old index page and my store is under /catalog. 2 questions: 1. as it is now, everything links ok and goes to the /catalog folder expect for 2 items: My Account and Checkout. The link to the main directory on my site rather than the catalog folder. Also, if I manually type in the correct URL I get an error message, even though account.php and checkout_shipping.php are located in /catalog. 2. if I ever get all this figured out and my store up and running i'll want to move it out of /catalog and into the main part of my site, replacing index.htm with the index.php currently in my /catalog folder. Is that easy to do? It is an admin feature or do I manually move everything via FTP? Sorry if these questions sound dumb, I'm very new to this. Thanks! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Usually if everything works except for your checkout and create an account it is a ssl issue. Make sure that if you do not have a ssl certificate that ssl is set to false in your two configure.php files. To move your site up you move all your files up one level and then remove catelog from the path defines in your two configure.php files. 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??
josh1r Posted January 25, 2005 Author Posted January 25, 2005 Make sure that if you do not have a ssl certificate that ssl is set to false in your two configure.php files. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I set it to false (for now, until I get SSL) and it worked like a charm, thanks!
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