Tell a Friend

[ltreml]

Is there a way for a "Guest" to use the Tell a Friend? That way, we get two new customer names and email adresses.

I am using the Tell a Friend Report to get the info.

[davidinottawa]

Is there a way for a "Guest" to use the Tell a Friend? That way, we get two new customer names and email adresses.

I am using the Tell a Friend Report to get the info.

 

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[jasonabc]

Is there a way for a "Guest" to use the Tell a Friend?

Admin > Configuration > Allow Guest To Tell A Friend

 

Set this to true.

[ltreml]

Admin > Configuration > Allow Guest To Tell A Friend

 

Set this to true.

 

 

I have that set to true. It only allows a "logged in customer" to use the Tell a Friend.

Is my set up not working properly?

[davidinottawa]

I have that set to true. It only allows a "logged in customer" to use the Tell a Friend.

Is my set up not working properly?

 

Really ?

Run this in phpMyAdmin to be sure :

 

select configuration_key, configuration_value

from configuration

where configuration_key = 'ALLOW_GUEST_TO_TELL_A_FRIEND'

 

If this is set to true - the script must not be reading that value properly.

What version are you running ?

 

david

[ltreml]

I'm running version MS 2.2.

 

Dumb question, is the PHPMyAdmin run on the hosting server or my computer?

It hasn't been necessary for me to get into the database, until now.

[davidinottawa]

I'm running version MS 2.2.

 

Dumb question, is the PHPMyAdmin run on the hosting server or my computer?

It hasn't been necessary for me to get into the database, until now.

 

Well!

Now is the perfect opportunity then. :-)

 

Login to the control panel of you host - hit MySQL databases, there will be a link there to phpMyAdmin.

From phpMyAdmin, hit the SQL link, dump in the query I sent you, and hit Go.

 

Your results will be printed to screen.

 

david

[ltreml]

Well!

Now is the perfect opportunity then. :-)

 

Login to the control panel of you host - hit MySQL databases, there will be a link there to phpMyAdmin.

From phpMyAdmin, hit the SQL link, dump in the query I sent you, and hit Go.

 

Your results will be printed to screen.

 

david

 

 

I host with Pair Networks, been in my control panel and have never seen a link to phpMyAdmin there.

Guess I need to talk to them...

 

Thank you for your help.

[davidinottawa]

I host with Pair Networks, been in my control panel and have never seen a link to phpMyAdmin there.

Guess I need to talk to them...

 

Thank you for your help.

 

Pair provides it. Are you on Windows or Linux ?

 

You need to find the link to mySQL database first - THEN to phpMyAdmin.

[ltreml]

Pair provides it. Are you on Windows or Linux ?

 

You need to find the link to mySQL database first - THEN to phpMyAdmin.

 

 

I use Windows.

I wonder if its under "File Mangement", I was looking under "Advanced Features".

 

Do you use Pair?

[davidinottawa]

I use Windows.

I wonder if its under "File Mangement", I was looking under "Advanced Features".

 

Do you use Pair?

 

Craziness. I use Pair years and years ago - but dumped them after becoming toooo expensive.

 

This is nuts - their support site says :

http://www.pair.com/support/knowledge_base...sing_mysql.html

 

Which implies they don't offer phpMyAdmin :

http://www.pair.com/support/knowledge_base...phpmyadmin.html

 

Very weird.

I dunno - call them and ask them how to access phpMyAdmin

If they don't offer it - they must get this question asked a hundred times a day!

http://www.pair.com/contact/

 

d