Admin Error

[♥geoffreywalton]

Sounds lke you have been editing files using the admin pages abd file manager.

 

If you have access to your web hosting account with a frnt end such as cpanel, it has file manager functionality in ther.

 

Can you log on to your site using ftp? Google filezilla and download a copy of that. It is a brilliant tool.

 

Enjoy

[keith23832]

was installing the calander found at

 

http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contri...ons,1061/page,6.

 

I installed everything on order and checking off as I went. I got to the

 

catalog/admin/includes/languages/english.php section

 

and added:

 

// images ADD

 

define('IMAGE_NEW_EVENT', 'New Event');

 

Saved.

 

Now in my admin pages I get this error:

 

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/thegu5/public_html/admin/includes/languages/english.php on line 111

 

I cannot edit anything... HELP!!!

[keith23832]

Sounds lke you have been editing files using the admin pages abd file manager.

 

If you have access to your web hosting account with a frnt end such as cpanel, it has file manager functionality in ther.

 

Can you log on to your site using ftp? Google filezilla and download a copy of that. It is a brilliant tool.

 

Enjoy

 

So let me doubel check this real quick,

 

I can acccess my files from cpanel and just get rid of what I changed...

 

GREAT!!!

[spax]

Post line 111 and the line of code immediately before it, from admin/includes/languages/english.php, here.

[Avec]

Chances are the line above the noted line did not end correctly. Make sure that they end in ;

[♥geoffreywalton]

Bit of a problem if he can't edit anything :-)

 

Thought I had already put a reply here, if you have access to your hosting admin panel such as cpanel there is normally a File Manager there.

 

Use that to download the file and check for syntax errors.

 

Things like brackets, comma and qoutes should all be in the same sort of positions on the other lines

 

Around line 111 in one of mine is shown below, yours should look similar to but your contribution editing might have "corrupted" it.

 

define('BOX_TOOLS_MAIL', 'Send Email');

define('BOX_TOOLS_NEWSLETTER_MANAGER', 'Newsletter Manager');

define('BOX_TOOLS_SERVER_INFO', 'Server Info');

define('BOX_TOOLS_WHOS_ONLINE', 'Who\'s Online');

 

// localizaion box text in includes/boxes/localization.php

define('BOX_HEADING_LOCALIZATION', 'Localization');

define('BOX_LOCALIZATION_CURRENCIES', 'Currencies');

define('BOX_LOCALIZATION_LANGUAGES', 'Languages');

define('BOX_LOCALIZATION_ORDERS_STATUS', 'Orders Status');

 

// javascript messages

define('JS_ERROR', 'Errors have occured during the process of your form!\nPlease make the following corrections:\n\n');

 

define('JS_OPTIONS_VALUE_PRICE', '* The new product atribute needs a price value\n');

define('JS_OPTIONS_VALUE_PRICE_PREFIX', '* The new product atribute needs a price prefix\n');

 

 

Enjoy

[spax]

Bit of a problem if he can't edit anything :-)

 

Not much point to your post then. I've yet to see a problem with osC that stops you using FTP.

[spax]

You know what, either I'm going mad or posts 1 and 3 wasn't there when I originally posted. As it stands, the posts look out of sequence.