Printable View
[FONT=Calibri]Hi,[/FONT]
[FONT=Calibri]Yes I make a complete database backup and I tested the shop and it seem woks fine in the beginning.[/FONT]
[FONT=Calibri]I observed the problem first after a lot of the orders! Many of them was skipped.[/FONT]
[FONT=Calibri]I restored configuration table from the backup and it’s OK now![/FONT]
Glad to hear you are ok again.:yes:
Hi Zis, I think it would be interesting to take a look at the empty configuration_key rows in your database. Especially if removing the empty configuration_key rows from your configuration table really caused the skipping of orders.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zis
If you are willing to mail me both configuration tables (or at least the current one, that has the empty configuration_key) so I can take a look, please send me a PM.
It appears that many Zen Cart shops have a configuration table entry like this:
This is the offending empty configuration_key that results in a duplicate configuration_key error message (when using the sql patch tool, and under certain circumstances). Normally the 'Installed Modules' key would be MODULE_SHIPPING_INSTALLED, MODULE_ORDER_TOTAL_INSTALLED or MODULE_PAYMENT_INSTALLED. Maybe there are more? No idea how and when the empty key is added to the configuration table. Most shops don't have it.Quote:
(1018, 'Installed Modules', '', '', 'This is automatically updated. No need to edit.', 6, 0, NULL, '2008-03-07 11:51:49', NULL, NULL),
Quick question: Can stock quantities be updated with Quick Updates?
Quick answer: Yes.
Thanks :D
I don't know if this has been done or not. I spent a while looking for a solution.
I need Quick Updates to work with Group Pricing per item. Any ideas?
Hi everyone,
Hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I have an installation of quick updates that seems to run buggy on my server (odd things not updating and messages of updating products not altered).
When i run exactly the same files locally with the same database i get none of the bugs or odditites, I have looked at lots of things and think it has to be something specific to the hosting environment. Has anyone else had similar issues or could tell me where to start?
thanks :-)
I have a bad feeling. A dought came to my mind after understanding, studying for nearly a year now Zen Cart.... have I wasted all this time in to putting all my efforts and believes in Zen Cart?
I have changed 4 providers, I now have my Virtual Private Server but I am always getting the dreaded words from the FF browser "waiting for..." and it waits 10-15-20secs to open the page.
Has anyone the same problem?
Someone said is to do with the external links, ... and I have taken them all the ones I could think of,off.
Any comments anyone?
This is my live site: www.livemk.co.uk on a shared account so when the server is busy is understadebly slow but, should the browser wait for this site to load?
thanks in advance