Call to undefined function

[kobra]

/includes/init_includes/init_canonical.php

The referenced code is unchanged from initial install, ie.

init_canonical.php is NOT included in a default distribution
I think your statement is incorrect

[Ajeh]

init_canonical.php is NOT included in a default distribution
I think your statement is incorrect

Actually, the file:
/includes/init_includes/init_canonical.php

was added in v1.3.9 ...

Did you attempt to upgrade your site and not upgrade it completely?

[Forum5]

Actually, the file:
/includes/init_includes/init_canonical.php

was added in v1.3.9 ...

Did you attempt to upgrade your site and not upgrade it completely?

I moved the site from one ISP to another ISP a couple months ago. There were no problems in the move of the database and software. There has been hundreds of transactions since the move.

There could have been an employee or someone called in by the owner who tried to upgrade. I was called into the situation today.

I guess if I'm going to clean up someone else's mess the rate just went up. Ha.

What else can I look at to see if there was an attempt to upgrade?

[Ajeh]

I would compare the site to a clean v1.3.7 and to a clean v1.3.9f ...

[Forum5]

I would compare the site to a clean v1.3.7 and to a clean v1.3.9f ...

DONE! I didn't do any comparing. I just did the upgrade. It went from 1.37~ to 1.3.9f and all is well.

As I told Dr. B. the coffee is on me tomorrow. Thanks for being there.

[DrByte]

That's a big upgrade step. Be sure to test some purchases all the way from creating a new account through to finishing payment with a credit card.

[Forum5]

That's a big upgrade step. Be sure to test some purchases all the way from creating a new account through to finishing payment with a credit card.

I added products, installed new shipping, installed new payment, made purchases with the new and the old, then removed the extra moduals I just installed.

The thing that I did not do, but I will now, is create a new user and make a purchase.

Thanks.