Add Customers from admin addon

[chadderuski]

I uploaded the files as they were packed. And changed the permissions to 777. That didnt help.

Could you finish the last part of your last sentence?

Okay, what version of Add Customers are you using?
What Version of Zencart? Have you patched to 139h? If so, did you rename your /admin folder?

It still sound like you are not writing to where you think. Are you using CPANEL to check your file permissions? Did you install zencart by uploading yourself, or with something like fantastica (sp?) thru CPANEL? You may have to SSH into your host and verify file ownership.

You may want to call your host and ask them to verify that your files have correct ownership and permissions. If you google "php error could not move file", you'll see this is most certainly a permissions error.

Also, try commenting out line 29 of add_customers_backend.php : ( add // before the line to comment out )

				//	chmod($path, 0775);

So you change to permissions "777" only to have it changed back. Depending how you have apache setup, you will not be able to upload to directories with permissions "775".

[pixelpadre]

Okay, what version of Add Customers are you using?
What Version of Zencart? Have you patched to 139h? If so, did you rename your /admin folder?

I am using 1.38a and since the mod has not been verified to work with 1.39 I doubt that is the problem.

It still sound like you are not writing to where you think. Are you using CPANEL to check your file permissions? Did you install zencart by uploading yourself, or with something like fantastica (sp?) thru CPANEL? You may have to SSH into your host and verify file ownership.

I use my cpanel hspere to change the permissions to 777.

You may want to call your host and ask them to verify that your files have correct ownership and permissions. If you google "php error could not move file", you'll see this is most certainly a permissions error.

Also, try commenting out line 29 of add_customers_backend.php : ( add // before the line to comment out )

                //    chmod($path, 0775);

So you change to permissions "777" only to have it changed back. Depending how you have apache setup, you will not be able to upload to directories with permissions "775".

Not sure what you are trying to say here.

I will try commenting out the line as you recommend. I did not try using 775 setting, only 777 and 766.

[pixelpadre]

I tried commenting out line 29.. no joy.

I tried 775 and that didnt work either.

Frustrating.

[chadderuski]

I'm also at a loss. I could send you my own version of this add-on, but you'd need to remove or comment out some code as I've added fields to my customer database. I have had no problems on either 1.38 or 1.39.

Send a PM if you want to try it.

[DivaVocals]

**Nods in agreement**

This is installed on all my client's stores, and I've NEVER had an issue either in 1.3.8 or 1.3.9

I'm also at a loss. I could send you my own version of this add-on, but you'd need to remove or comment out some code as I've added fields to my customer database. I have had no problems on either 1.38 or 1.39.

Send a PM if you want to try it.

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[chadderuski]

The only other thing I could think that would cause this is file ownership. You will have to SSH into your host and check file ownership. This can be tricky, so if you don't know what you are doing, have your host check this for you. But seriously, permissions 777 should work no matter what.

Try this. Make a NEW folder in the root of your site, and change the temp path for this script to use that. Ensure 777 permissions. Maybe that will work.

[pixelpadre]

I neglected to tell you that I am using v1.07.

I have been in touch with host and they said there were no errors in the error log. They have no ideas why the files will not upload.