whenever i add a product to shopping cart
it takes me to my shopping cart and then says...nothing in there, yet i just clicked...ADD PRODUCT TO BASKET.... :S
idea's??
whenever i add a product to shopping cart
it takes me to my shopping cart and then says...nothing in there, yet i just clicked...ADD PRODUCT TO BASKET.... :S
idea's??
i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
That means your session cookie isn't set, or the zenid is lost from your URLs, or your server's session handling is broken.
Probably related to the other problems you're having with your so-called SEO addon and/or .htaccess rewrite rules you've added.
At least, those are the first things I'd remove anyway.
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hmmm, gotta find a way to remove the SEO addon...
session cookie set to true, but do i need to force it??
could this be something to do with moving from 123-reg to a new hosting company, did a full DB backup and FTP backup, imported to new hosting, input database. changed url & path details, cache sessions changed etc etc...
seems to be working apart from the adding products to cart...
the HTaccess file is sorted now, reverted to original from ZC 1.3.9g
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also noticed when i goto admin>customers
got a few errors along the top :S
Code:Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #1 is not an array in /public_html/shop/ADMINAREA/customers.php on line 1099 Warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #2 is not an array in /public_html/shop/ADMINAREA/customers.php on line 1101 Warning: reset() [function.reset]: Passed variable is not an array or object in /public_html/shop/ADMINAREA/includes/classes/object_info.php on line 29 Warning: Variable passed to each() is not an array or object in /public_html/shop/ADMINAREA/includes/classes/object_info.php on line 30
i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
Those errors on customers are a result of having invalid customer data and/or invalid country data. Those are classic symptoms of selectively importing only certain tables from one database to another and not keeping all related tables in sync ... instead of properly upgrading/importing the *entire* database at all times.
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i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
Yes ... if you've mangled the data in one table and broken all the references to everything in the other tables, then yes you'll have to clean up all the references to match exactly.
Not a wise idea to go changing all the zones/countries.
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