bensuba Posted January 21, 2014 Posted January 21, 2014 Hello, i have already converted includes/function/database.php and sessions.php and and admin/includes/function/database.php and sessions.php for reference: http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/topic/391337-oscom-v234-and-php-v55-mysqli/ and http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/topic/388344-php-54-compatibility-fix-coming-in-v233/ However i have problem fixed in seo_url.php changing direct acess database to mysqli and works well after adding .htaccess. It is working but admin site is error. not showing anything. After entering user and password, it is blank, no error or anything. any help will be appreciated. I know people struggling for this too. Productionsite using .com, i use freedomain .tk for transfering to vps tokokristik.tk My profile
bensuba Posted January 21, 2014 Author Posted January 21, 2014 ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE This error in admin site My profile
MrPhil Posted January 21, 2014 Posted January 21, 2014 A "WSOD" (White Screen of Death) usually means a fatal PHP error. You could have made a mistake in changing code somewhere (probably on the admin side). Unless you have turned off error logging, there should be an error message logged somewhere -- either in your hosting control panel error log, or in a file "error_log" (or similar name) dropped into one of your osC directories. Also look at the page source (View > Page Source, etc.) in your browser, to see if part of the page code was output before it died. That may give you a clue.
bensuba Posted January 22, 2014 Author Posted January 22, 2014 Actually tokokristik.tk/admin failed to load. I can not open source code, it shows the same as admin site. I have search error logs. but cant find anything My profile
MrPhil Posted January 22, 2014 Posted January 22, 2014 I can not open source code, it shows the same as admin site. I'm not sure I'm understanding you. It's quite possible that if PHP died early enough, that the source code (browser View > Page source, etc.) will show absolutely nothing (empty screen). Talk with your host about where to find error logs and under what name(s). That's all I can suggest. They should not have configured PHP to suppress all error messages and logs, but maybe they did? Do you have a php.ini file, and does it have any settings for error message display? Did you or a template builder add PHP code to suppress error messages?
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