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The 3 admin modules for setting payment, shipping and order total parameters failed a couple of weeks ago, and I have tried everything including a totally new installation from a totally new download of osc.

 

Then I went into the database use phpmyadmin. I looked at the Configuration table, fields 67, 68, and 69, which are for the 3 modules: payment, shipping and order_total. The config_value was blank in each of them and the set_function was NULL. So, hacker that I used to be, I manually set the config_value to true for each of them. then I looked through the rest of the table. Just to check my work, I went back to those 3 fields and lo and behold, they were reset to blank and NULL.

 

Does anyone have any ideas as to (1) what could have caused this problem, and (2) how to correct it?

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The 3 admin modules for setting payment, shipping and order total parameters failed a couple of weeks ago, and I have tried everything including a totally new installation from a totally new download of osc.

 

Then I went into the database use phpmyadmin. I looked at the Configuration table, fields 67, 68, and 69, which are for the 3 modules: payment, shipping and order_total. The config_value was blank in each of them and the set_function was NULL. So, hacker that I used to be, I manually set the config_value to true for each of them. then I looked through the rest of the table. Just to check my work, I went back to those 3 fields and lo and behold, they were reset to blank and NULL.

 

Does anyone have any ideas as to (1) what could have caused this problem, and (2) how to correct it?

 

One correction to the above: the database table does take the change and save it. The values are wiped out only when the catalog is run. It leads me to suspect that something is amiss in the modules.php code, but it's a fresh install, so I am at a loss.

 

Someone please help.

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