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ok...I've uninstalled exit orders and super orders, and then reinstalled them. All of my problems seem to have gone away. I do still have that one questions regarding what I see on invoices. I can email you an invoice to look at if that's ok?. I'd prefer not to post confidential customer info in the forum.
Am I missing something or did I good up a bit. I tried to send a message to a customer using the Update field... and there was a problem. If I use any sort of single quote marks in the field, I get a MySQL error as I'm trying to update.
Was this fixed or...?
Hoping someone can help.
I've installed super orders 3.0. Everything looks good from the admin side as far as menus go, but nothing will fire in the customers, Super Orders menu. I just get a error page.
Also, in the installation instructions, it was stated to rename the "YOUR_TEMPLATE" folders. There were no folders of this kind in the installation pack. Just Admin and Includes folders.
Please help.
If you're getting an error page, there must be an error log file that's been generated.
Go to your cache folder (store_root/cache) and take a look at the log files. This will tell you what is causing the error or at least where to begin looking.
Once you find the error, look through this thread to see if anyone else has had the same error and how it was resolved. Alternatively, to keep from having to read post by post, you can do a thread search using some of the keywords from the error log.
If, after doing all that, you're still stuck, come back and post the error so we can help you trouble shoot it.
Lastly, the instruction to rename your admin and YOUR_TEMPLATE folders is a generic instruction for all mods. If the mod package doesn't have any custom template files in it, then you don't need to worry about it.
However, be aware that not all mod developers are as thorough as our wonderful Diva - meaning that some developers will include the instruction but skip putting the template folders in the install package - instead trusting you to know which files should be backed up into a custom folder.
Therefore, it is crucial that you learn about and use the override system so that you can discern for yourself when a mod file should be installed into a custom template folder - just in case the mod developer doesn't do it for you.
Example - In the SO3 install pack, there is a file located at includes/languages/english/modules/payment/purchaseorder.php
This file's location is one that is inside the override system, however, it does not need to be over-ridden (aka installed in a custom template folder) because the file "purchaseorder.php" is not a file that is native to zen cart - it is a new file added by the mod. Therefore, no "YOUR_CUSTOM_TEMPLATE" folder exists for this file in the SO3 install pack.
But, if the file in our example had been moneyorder.php, located at: includes/languages/english/modules/payment/moneyorder.php, then you would need to install this into a custom template folder (whether or not one existed in the install package) because the file "moneyorder.php" already exists in zen cart.
Does that make sense?
As you go through the process of customizing your cart and installing mods, you'll find that sometimes mods customize files that you've already customized either on your own or with another mod. In this case, you will need to do something called file merging.
It is very important to keep track of what files you've changed (or have been changed for you when you install mods) so that you don't overwrite one change with another.
This is a lot of information to absorb, so don't try and do it all at once. Learn it as you go. Here are some helpful tutorials and threads for you to read to learn more about this subject:
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For now, just worry about identifying and fixing the error by checking out the error log files and searching the thread for the same issue.
Hope this helps :)