Re: Admin Profiles Support Thread
i just installed this mod on my cart and when i log into the admin I get this message
1146 Table 'kjoistud_zc1.zen_admin_files' doesn't exist
in:
[select id from zen_admin_files where page = 'server_info']
If you were entering information, press the BACK button in your browser and re-check the information you had entered to be sure you left no blank fields.
with no links on the panel.
please help!
Re: Admin Profiles Support Thread
I found this on the WIKI:
When I logged in, I got this message - 1146 Table 'MY_DB.admin_menu_headers' doesn't exist - and no headers, so I couldn't go to Tools
This indicates that the tables used by Admin Profiles don't exist in your database. Most likely you have not run (successfully) the Admin Profiles installtion SQL.
Ok, now, i guess i know what is wrong, but if I can't get to my tools to run the installation SQL, how do I fix it?:blink:
Re: Admin Profiles Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
gotalkaboutit
Hey everyone,
I'm getting a weird error when a FRESH install of 1.3.7 -
I used the patched files plus the sql install both in my phpMyadmin (1st time) and my Install SQL Patches (2nd time).
I get this error every time when i click on permissions (which by the way isn't the image, just a text link)
500 Error (Internal Server Error) due to it trying to reach this link..
/admin/FILENAME_ADMIN_CONTROL.php?adminID=1
Any ideas on WHY this is happening??
Thanks in advance,
Brad
That Zen Cart can't find the permissions image, or resolve the FILENAME_ADMIN_CONTROL reference shows that you have installed the files to the wrong place.
Please track down and post the full path name to you admin_control.php file. This will hopefully show what has gone wrong and what needs to be done to fix it.
Re: Admin Profiles Support Thread
Quote:
Originally Posted by
kjoistudios
I found this on the WIKI:
When I logged in, I got this message - 1146 Table 'MY_DB.admin_menu_headers' doesn't exist - and no headers, so I couldn't go to Tools
This indicates that the tables used by Admin Profiles don't exist in your database. Most likely you have not run (successfully) the Admin Profiles installtion SQL.
Ok, now, i guess i know what is wrong, but if I can't get to my tools to run the installation SQL, how do I fix it?:blink:
You will need to use whatever external mechanism your web host makes available for running SQL patches. Most common is phpMyAdmin. If you are using a database prefix you will need to edit the DQL manually to add it to the commands.
Re: Admin Profiles Support Thread
i have a problem i forgot my user name and password to the admin page. i tired
DELETE FROM admin WHERE admin_name = 'Admin'; INSERT INTO admin (admin_name, admin_email, admin_pass, admin_level) VALUES ('Admin', 'admin@localhost', '351683ea4e19efe34874b501fdbf9792:9b', 1);
but when i log in i dont have the menus so i cant do anything. Please help
Re: Admin Profiles Support Thread
Quote:
Originally Posted by
xav13r
i have a problem i forgot my user name and password to the admin page. i tired
DELETE FROM admin WHERE admin_name = 'Admin'; INSERT INTO admin (admin_name, admin_email, admin_pass, admin_level) VALUES ('Admin', 'admin@localhost', '351683ea4e19efe34874b501fdbf9792:9b', 1);
but when i log in i dont have the menus so i cant do anything. Please help
Try using whatever method your web host provides for accessing your database directly (e.g. phpMyAdmin) to edit the ID for your newly created Admin user to "1".
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I'm having trouble installing admin profile module. Where do install it. Please make it as simple as u can.
Dave
Re: Admin Profiles Support Thread
Hello all,
First, I wanted to thank Kuroi for such a rockin' mod!
Second, I wanted to share how I solved the problem of "the missing P" cited in some of the previous posts for this thread. Following the whole template override idea, I tried to carry this over to the admin section when copying the admin.php file. For example, I instinctively placed Kuroi's admin.php as admin\yourtemplate\admin.php since there was already an admin.php in existence and I didn't want to overwrite it.
Guess that doesn't really work for admin side? I'm not sure, but since I haven't altered the admin.php for my site and had a backup copy, I used Kuroi's file and placed it directly in the admin folder, overwriting the original. Magically, the "P" appeared and everything works great.
If I'm making a huge mistake in doing this, someone please comment so others don't do the same. Thanks!
Re: Admin Profiles Support Thread
I installed everything where I think that it's suppose to be (I think). I instulled the install_admin_profiles and upgrade_admin_profiles. I still do not have the "P".
Dave:frusty: