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Admin Problem <not finding payment modules!>


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Check the definitions in catalogincludesconfigure.php it will look a bit confusing but is worth learning how the the definitions work. Been their for several faults on my system.

Cheers,

Mikhail.

Posted

Check your configure.php files and see if you are using $DOCUMENT_ROOT as a path or your real path.

 

Change to your real path.

Posted

Linda I am having the same problem as Tom. I must be slow. :shock: Please explain how to change the path stuff.... :oops:

 

Brett

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Hi again, I have been making changes in this define box and you can see them change in the error display. I must have tried every combination possible. I need a exact path from someone that has it working.

 

I just can't understand how defining the path on my local root folder efffects how the site is displayed on the web. Wouldn't that be an error on the http://localhost instead?

 

right now this is what I have defined:

 

define('DIR_FS_DOCUMENT_ROOT', $DOCUMENT_ROOT . '/herbalz_com/www/'); // // where your pages are located on the server..

Posted

Change:

 

define('DIR_FS_DOCUMENT_ROOT', $DOCUMENT_ROOT . '/herbalz_com/www/'); // // where your pages are located on the server..

 

To:

 

define('DIR_FS_DOCUMENT_ROOT', '/herbalz_com/www/'); // // where your pages are located on the server..

Posted

I changed it like you said and everthing is still the same except a different path is showing up instead of the payment modules, also has a error message under products that it can't find the image folder.

 

But the path it shows as not being there is right and the file is there.

 

I'm about ready to give up and go back to my old ColdFusion cart.

Posted

Make sure you edit both /catalog/includes/configure.php and /admin/includes/configure.php

 

Also be sure that is the right path ...

Posted

I got the answer from my web hosting provider, should have asked sooner as I would have never thought of using what he told me to put in there.

 

On to the next hurdle, thanks everyone!

Posted

hi all,

 

i've been having the same trouble, and i just worked out the problem, or should i say, the solution - thanks to the cryptic suggestions of our friend above.

 

ok here it is - the document root in the case of your live site on the web, is the document root in relation to your web host. The way i found this was by making up a false databse name - putting that in the configure.php, uploading the file and then going to my site.

 

of course, there will be an error, and on this error report, you will find the document root as it is according to your web host!

 

in my case it was something like:

 

/usr/local/plesk/apache/vhosts/mysitename.com/httpdocs

 

try this if you're having the same trouble as we did.

 

hope this helps someone

 

tim :-)

 

don't forget to change the database details back to the correct details!

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