Vger,

[mi_jaiten]

Hi Vger,

 

I'm as you know new to os commerce, web design and forum pages.

 

I do not want to appear rude but I got your reply to my post but as with my last post even though I posted a reply to your tips you have not as yet answered me.

 

So I am just wondering if I am pressing the right button when I reply to the reply you attached to my original post so that you know I have read and responded.

 

Hope you understand!

 

Anyway this is a link to my post:

http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=155221

 

Hope you can help.

 

Michelle

[♥Vger]

Just to check something out. Look in your includes/local/ folder and see if there is an alternative configure.php file in there. Sometimes there is and if it exists then it overrides any other configure.php file. If you find one in that folder just rename it, and then the includes/configure.php file will be used.

 

Vger

[mi_jaiten]

Just to check something out.  Look in your includes/local/ folder and see if there is an alternative configure.php file in there.  Sometimes there is and if it exists then it overrides any other configure.php file.  If you find one in that folder just rename it, and then the includes/configure.php file will be used.

 

Vger

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Vger,

 

The only files I have are these: .cvsignore & README

 

Michelle

[Guest]

please post in the original thread and do not create another thread in continuation of the same question.

 

i suggest you understand the file locations, as you were told it id in the includes/configure.php.

he stated to juse see if there is a configure.php file in there, and if there is rename it or delete it, etc.

[mi_jaiten]

please post in the original thread and do not create another thread in continuation of the same question.

 

i suggest you understand the file locations, as you were told it id in the includes/configure.php.

he stated to juse see if there is a configure.php file in there, and if there is rename it or delete it, etc.

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Mibble,

At the beginning of this post I apologized for not understanding if I am posting correctly, as I had not received as prompt a reply from Vger as his first response, this is why I started this one to gain his attention.

To you personally I apologize for my lack of experience.

Please give a girl a break, don't be so harsh!

 

Anyway the files I mentioned are all that I have in - public_html//includes/local - I think I understood the question I was just showing the files I do have in this folder and that configure.php is not among them.

 

If you know the answer to my original post that would be constructive.

 

Michelle

[mi_jaiten]

Mibble,

At the beginning of this post I apologized for not understanding if I am posting correctly, as I had not received as prompt a reply from Vger as his first response, this is why I started this one to gain his attention.

To you personally I apologize for my lack of experience.

Please give a girl a break, don't be so harsh!

 

Anyway the files I mentioned are all that I have in - public_html//includes/local - I think I understood the question I was just showing the files I do have in this folder and that configure.php is not among them.

 

If you know the answer to my original post that would be constructive.

 

Michelle

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Vger you wrote:

Just to check something out. Look in your includes/local/ folder and see if there is an alternative configure.php file in there. Sometimes there is and if it exists then it overrides any other configure.php file. If you find one in that folder just rename it, and then the includes/configure.php file will be used.

 

Vger

 

I checked - public_html//includes/local - and I don't have a file configure.php but I do have one in - public_html//includes - do you mean this one to rename also how do I rename/delete a file

 

Thanks

Michelle