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Log out glitch


beachboy

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When I click log out it takes me to the guy that helped me install my store website. When I view source I see:

<td align="right" class="headerNavigation"><a href="http://www.chrismyden.com" class="headerNavigation">Log Off</a>  |  <a

Where do I edit that link?? I've looked at default.php, header.php and a couple others and can't seem to find it..

Posted

If you look in includes/header.php you should find a portion of code like

tep_href_link(FILENAME_LOGOFF

FILENAME_LOGOFF is defined in either includes/filenames.php or includes/application_top.php, depending upon the version of osCommerce you're running (if you haven't got a filenames.php file then its application_top.php!).

 

FILENAME_LOGOFF should be defined as 'logoff.php'.

Regards, Wizzud

"It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."

Posted

I looked through all those files +all 3 logoff.php, one in admin, 1 in catalog and 1 in language/english. I can find no reference to the logoff link:

<td align="right" class="headerNavigation"><a href="http://www.chrismyden.com" class="headerNavigation">Log Off</a>  |  <a I did see what you said in your post thougyh, just no links!!

Posted

This is making me crazy!! I've checked every php file that is called that has to do with logoff and come up empty..Please someone HELP!!

Posted

I downloaded a utilitiy that searches files for text strings and I scanned my whole public_html folder and coudn't find "chrismyden.com" I'm gonna hate deleting my whole store and installing a new one as I have a lot of products listed and I don't want to go through that again..What files can I save to keep all my products to transfer to a new install?

Posted

Because of the headerNavigation class quoted, I made an assumption that the log out link that you are clicking is actually on the navigation bar. Is this correct? Did you find the relevant line of code in header.php? If so, what does it say? If it isn't in the navigation bar, where is it?

Regards, Wizzud

"It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt."

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