Removing offline processing option and module page errors

[coins]

Hi,
I used the latest zen cart and have 3 payment options right now, paypal/check/offline cc.

I want to stop process offline cc and keep only the paypal or check order.
If I remember right I can set this from admin>modules>payment ???

But when I go admin>modules>payment, I get warning in the top of the page, and it wont let me do any configuration.

Here is the errors I see. (bythe way, it seem like the paypal option is working fine from the customer end)

Warning: main(/xxx/includes/languages/english/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /xxx/adminxxx/modules.php on line 173

Warning: main(): Failed opening '/includes/languages/english/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /adminxxx/modules.php on line 173

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class paypal in /xxx/includes/modules/payment/paypal.php on line 20

Hope am making sence, thank you much!

[Ajeh]

You have a common error caused by renaming a module to another name but ... this is an auto loading directory so all php files load ...

See if you have a file:
/includes/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php

Try renaming that as:
/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php_HIDE

or copy it to your computer and remove it from the server ...

[coins]

I guess am missing the _original_paypal.php file, cause is nowhere to be seen.

any quick fix to get rid of the offline cc processing from the customer end?

thank you so much, J.

[coins]

I am confuse again, the file "_original_paypal.php" can I download it somewhere? or just create an empty file ?
Also... how do I change payments options on the checkout page ?
I mean... remove the offline credit processing for example...
Thank you.

[Ajeh]

_original_paypal.php is NOT a valid file ...

It looks like someone renamed an old paypal.php to _original_paypal.php and now it is causing errors ...

As a safety, download it to your computer then delete it ...

Then, once that is off the server, go to your Zen Cart Admin to the Modules ... Payment Modules ... and only have installed the payment modules that you are actually using ...

You will see the Credit Card - Offline Processing cc payment module that can be removed by clicking on it and clicking the REMOVE button ...

[Ajeh]

NOTE: this language file should also be saved to your computer and removed from the server:
/includes/languages/english/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php

[coins]

I dont have those files on my server at all. "No such file or directory"
If I create just a file and name it "_original_paypal.php" and drop it in the directory, the first 2 warning will be gone and only the 3'rd one will stay, but I dont know if thats a right thing to do.

here are the warnings again:

1.Warning: main(/xxx/includes/languages/english/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /xxx/adminxxx/modules.php on line 173

2.Warning: main(): Failed opening '/includes/languages/english/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /adminxxx/modules.php on line 173

3.Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class paypal in /xxx/includes/modules/payment/paypal.php on line 20

[DrByte]

Warning: main(/xxx/includes/languages/english/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in ...

Zen Cart payment modules consist of 2 files: a logic module and a corresponding language file.
Zen Cart auto-loads all payment modules by looking up ALL *.PHP files in your /includes/modules/payment/ folder. (THATS WHERE YOU HAVE THE OFFENDING FILE). Before actually loading those module files, it FIRST looks for and loads the corresponding language file. But, since YOU only have the logic-module, and NOT the language file, you're getting the errors you're reporting.

So, as Ajeh said, go and delete the /includes/modules/payment/_original_paypal.php file because THAT is what's causing your problems.

In the future, if you're going to rename files to keep them as backups, DO NOT use ".php" as the filename extension. Use ".bak" or something else.

[coins]

Ooops, was looking only under the languages directory.
thank you both so much, it works like a charm now.

[Ajeh]

Thanks for the update that you were able to correct the problem by removing these files from the auto loading directories ...