Problems adding categorys or products...

[maikj]

Hi Guys,

i am having problems, adding categorys or products to osc 2.2CSV.

If i ad a category, the category is there, but no name?

If i ad a product do i getth fllowing:

Warning: Variable passed to reset() is not an array or object in /var/www/html/catalog/admin/includes/classes/object_info.php on line 17

 

Warning: Variable passed to each() is not an array or object in /var/www/html/catalog/admin/includes/classes/object_info.php on line 18

 

Does anybody have an idea?

Thanks in advance

Maik

[maikj]

I dont get a error message when i ad the category.

The category symbol shows up, but not the category name!

Please help!

If needed, i can send the URL

Thx

Maik

[maikj]

I am feeling kind of lonely here, talking to myself. Oh well..

Some more infos....

 

I can register as a customer. That works fine.

But if i ad a Category, I just get a folder symbol and no text or picture.

It is the same when i try to ad a manufacturer.

 

It is strange. It looks like the db access from the catalog part is ok.

If i try something from the admin part, nothing shows up.

 

Pleaaaaaase help.

 

I already reloaded the database, but no cure...

[maikj]

Ok, guys,

looks like nobody can help me or is be able to tell me where to start looking. I am a little bit disappointed.

But that looks like the typical open source problem. If a question is easy, everybody answers. If nobody knows, well.....

So anyways, looks like i needs to find something different. I cant figure this problem out and nobody is be able to help me.

 

:cry:

Maik

[Jawn]

Please PLEASE let me know if you find an answer for this issue. I have spent about 4 hours trying to get this straightened out and I am no closer to resolution when I started.

 

It is NOT a permissions issue. The httpd process owner has WRITE permission on the images directory.

 

Help!

[Jawn]

This should probably be an FAQ item, but darned if I could find it...

 

Check your /etc/php.ini file and make sure that the "file_uploads" directive is set to "On".

I had recently updated my PHP installation, and I suspect that the my php.ini file was overwritten with a version that had this set to "Off".

 

Other things to check, of course, are the permissions on the images directory. The owner of the httpd process must be able to write to that directory. Typically, the owner is "apache" or "nobody".

[maikj]

Thank you so much. It was the php.ini. I never thought about that after i upgraded my apache and php.

One little thing can keep you so busy....

 

Thanks again

Maik