Help with a turnkey website based on osCommerce

[Guest]

I am new to this forum and osCommerce. So please bear with me. :(

 

I recently purchased a turnkey website that states it was adapted from osCommerce but does not give a version nor can I find the version in any of the files.

 

I have successfully uploaded it to my server (SSL private). I am able to do everything except install a payment module. My problem is the payment modules are missing. In the admin panel the developer named the choice Payment Methods. When selecting this, nothing appears on the screen. There is a large button in the upper right hand corner that says install, but there is nothing to select to install. It was suppose to have the choices of PayPal and Nochex. It appears files have been included to complete the payment process with a PayPal logo on the cart page, but I have no where to enter install a module and link my info to it.

 

I have downloaded the most recent version of osCommerce 2.2 MS2 PayPal IPN Payment Module v2.3.3, but not sure exactly where the files should be uploaded to. My file structure does not include a catalog folder.

 

My file structure is as follows:

 

mywebsite/store/

admin

downloads

images

 

includes/

boxes

classes

functions

languages

modules/

order_total

payment/paypal.php

 

mywebsite/store/admin/

images

includes/

boxes

classes

functions

javascript

languages

modules/newsletter

 

I have tried to contact the developer but have had no success.

 

Thanks for any help.

[jonquil]

Hi,

 

Anywhere you refer to /store/, this is what is meant by /catalog/. The standard setup when osCommerce is installed is mywebsite.com/catalog/. Many choose to install at the root -- > mywebsite.com/

 

Does this help?

 

jon

[Jan Zonjee]

My problem is the payment modules are missing. In the admin panel the developer named the choice Payment Methods. When selecting this, nothing appears on the screen. There is a large button in the upper right hand corner that says install, but there is nothing to select to install.

On line 112 of the file admin/modules.php you will find:

if ($dir = @dir($module_directory)) {

If you remove the @ symbol before the dir($module_directory) you might get an error message (like dir not found or something).

[Guest]

Thank you for replying so quickly. However, line 112 is empty. Line 105 had the code. I removed the [at] and received this error.

 

Warning: dir(/home/xxxxxxxxx/public_html/store/includes/modules/payment/) [function.dir]: failed to open dir: No such file or directory in /home/xxxxxx/public_html/store/admin/modules.php on line 105

 

Now what should I do?

 

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On line 112 of the file admin/modules.php you will find:

if ($dir = @dir($module_directory)) {

If you remove the @ symbol before the dir($module_directory) you might get an error message (like dir not found or something).

[Jan Zonjee]

Warning: dir(/home/xxxxxxxxx/public_html/store/includes/modules/payment/) [function.dir]: failed to open dir: No such file or directory in /home/xxxxxx/public_html/store/admin/modules.php on line 105

 

Now what should I do?

Check if that is really true (I guess not, it looks a genuine path). You will also get this error when that directory cannot be read by the webserver. You would have to change the permissions on that directory (and the ones above it I presume, check the post install instructions in the knowledge base.