I think I found the answer.
In Configuration>Sessions
I needed to have Recreate Session to false.
Apparently for me, IE7 is getting errors with it set to true.
Seems to work so far.
Hope that helps someone in the future.
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I think I found the answer.
In Configuration>Sessions
I needed to have Recreate Session to false.
Apparently for me, IE7 is getting errors with it set to true.
Seems to work so far.
Hope that helps someone in the future.
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Originally Posted by pensive612
Those will be issues specific to your server.Quote:
Originally Posted by pensive612
Indeed, disabling Recreate Session is dangerous, in that it allows visitors to your site to potentially hijack other customers' shopping sessions. However, some hosting companies configure their servers in such a way that turning off Recreate Session is the *only* way to make things operate at all. IMO they're foolish to do so, but as long as people keep paying them money to host there, the problems will perpetuate.
But, now we are digressing from the topic at hand.
Hi Dr. Byte.
You are definitely right about not Recreating Sessions, and thanks for the advice. I've since switched back to db with Recreate Sessions enabled.
This was thanks to a great post from paulm about a 'submit once' fix he made. and so far, it seems to have fixed the problem.
Have you by any chance seen his fix? I wonder if it might be incorporated into the code later on?
Thanks again for your time.
Howdy, all.
I'll just jump right into my question. Non-techy type here, but I've been doing my due-dilligence trying to read before posting.
Here's the scoop on why I'm jumping in.
I'm running version 1.3.7, and using authorize.net. I'm getting this infamous 1064 error, it seems when an apostrophe is used in the product title and/or when an apostrophe is in customers name or address.
I was unable to find my 'exact' error on the boards and since I'm a little trepid to just start attacking the issue without at least asking, thought I'd share the error and get some input/advice.
I created a test customer and forced the error by adding an apostrophe in the customer's name.
Here's what that yielded;
1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 's Cunningham [x_address] => 1234 Grandstand's Blvd. [x_city] => Nashvill' at line 1
in:
[insert into authorizenet (id, customer_id,order_id, response_code, response_text, authorization_type, transaction_id, sent, received, time, session_id) values
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The error went on longer, but I wasn't certain if that info was secure info for public showing.
Any guidance is greatly appreciated. Thanks a ton!
Upgrading to v1.3.9 will solve that problem.
Thanks for your response, DrByte! I really appreciate it. While this is the the best solution, with fall/Christmas being our biggest time of the year, I'm at a major crunch for time until early 2011. I did look into what it takes to upgrade and I fear that it may be a larger job than I have time (I have a few addons and have had a nice cron job built for the site. Don't want to mess those up during the holiday season).Quote:
Originally Posted by DrByte
In the meantime, is there a simpler solution to mend the apostrophe / 1064 issue (the one specific to my post above)? Then early 2011 I can begin the upgrade process.
Again, thanks for your time. I appreciate it.
Cris
Did you try the patch posted above?
I haven't looked at 1.3.7 in so long I forget what it looks like :blush:
Ha! Sorry, I'm outdated here. I really do need to upgrade and have been aware for some time.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrByte
I was a bit confused if the patch above was suitable to my issue so I didn't attempt it yet. It seems like it might be appropriate, but since there was some variation in the error messages compared to mine, I was reluctant to apply this patch.
Do you think, by looking at my above posting of the error that this is the patch for me?
I'd start with the patch, after making a backup of the file you've got currently.