Zen Cart doesn't use a constant named "shop_SESSIONS".
It's called "STORE_SESSIONS".
What have you been doing with the original code? Why have you hacked it up with replacements of names in critical core system components?
Zen Cart doesn't use a constant named "shop_SESSIONS".
It's called "STORE_SESSIONS".
What have you been doing with the original code? Why have you hacked it up with replacements of names in critical core system components?
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Excuse the ignorance from this end.
We had the install done by another provider and the only thing I can think of is that it was changed because the ZC install is in a folder called "shop".
I've just changed that instance to 'STORE' and the site seems to work the same, including no search function.
Sounds like the integrity of the files on your site is in question.
I suggest reinstalling or setting up another clean site with original uncustomized files and satisfy yourself that it does indeed work out-of-the-box on your server just like it does on thousands of others.
Or, you can identify and fix all the differences by hand: http://www.zen-cart.com/wiki/index.p...Obscure_Issues This is the step I'd take if I were investigating it myself.
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Cheers for that. I'll look into it over the next 48hrs and post what happens.