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Gameprodigy

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Hello,

 

I recently did some additions to my site, header tags, and froogle feeds, I did them one after the other, now for somereason files are not writing to the database, if I go to add a product everything that would normally save to the database ie. price, name, model# etc. also if a customer submits email via contact form, or orders, or if I want to change any object in the admin panel ie. store email address or name after editing and submitting the file boxes are empty.

 

I need to know which file would write to the database when you add products, and so fourth, i am guessing the admin/functions/general.php but i am not sure. I want to figure what file so that I can go the install instructions on the two contributions I added to see if I edited that file at all that may have caused the problem.

 

Thanks

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Hello,

 

I recently did some additions to my site, header tags, and froogle feeds, I did them one after the other, now for somereason files are not writing to the database, if I go to add a product everything that would normally save to the database ie. price, name, model# etc. also if a customer submits email via contact form, or orders, or if I want to change any object in the admin panel ie. store email address or name after editing and submitting the file boxes are empty.

 

I need to know which file would write to the database when you add products, and so fourth, i am guessing the admin/functions/general.php but i am not sure. I want to figure what file so that I can go the install instructions on the two contributions I added to see if I edited that file at all that may have caused the problem.

 

Thanks

 

 

If you putting information into your store through the admin panel and it is not appearing, there is a good chance that it is uploading to the wrong database.

 

Check your configure files.

 

admin/includes/configure.php

admin/includes/local/configure.php

 

Only one of these should have your database information in it. In fact you might not have one under local depending on your site setup.

 

The check.

catelog/includes/configure.php

catelog/includes/local/configure.php

 

Again, depending on your site setup you may not have one in the local directory.

 

Make sure the information in both match. Then make sure the information in both is the correct information for you database.

Just between us, remember there are only 10 kinds of people in the world; those who understand binary and those who don't!!

 

Remember, learning is a "do-it-yourself" experience; although, not necessarily a "do-it-BY-yourself" experience.

 

The quickest way to learn is to forget to BACKUP!

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