google base error??

[sbbemn]

OK - in root/googlefroogle.php There is this LINE 38:

@define('GOOGLE_PRODUCTS_DIRECTORY', 'feed/google/'); 

So the config in admin must be set to feed/google/... check

The old version was only feed/

Still this damn warning:
[FONT="Courier New"]
No such file or directory in /opt/apache-2.2.13/htdocs/storename/admin/googlefroogle.php on line 185[/FONT]
LINE 185:

if ($handle = opendir(DIR_FS_CATALOG . GOOGLE_PRODUCTS_DIRECTORY)) { 

Can this be hard coded to point directly?

[RescoCCC]

I wonder if it's worth (or even good to do) wiping out all google related info from the data base and installing the install.sql instead of the upgrade1.10.2.sql I did.

You mean the update.sql? When I set it up, I ran both. Ran the install.sql first and then the update.sql. Frankly, I don't know if I even needed to run the update patch after running the install patch. The update patch produced a duplicate entry error.

[sbbemn]

You mean the update.sql? When I set it up, I ran both. Ran the install.sql first and then the update.sql. Frankly, I don't know if I even needed to run the update patch after running the install patch. The update patch produced a duplicate entry error.

Hmmm - I ran just the update.sql patch.
Now thinking about it I had a version of google feed that's a bit old. I probably should have uninstalled the whole thing and ran the install.sql.
I am unsure about doing that though for negative side affects but seems like the thing to do.

[RescoCCC]

OK - in root/googlefroogle.php There is this LINE 38:

@define('GOOGLE_PRODUCTS_DIRECTORY', 'feed/google/'); 

So the config in admin must be set to feed/google/... check

The old version was only feed/

Still this damn warning:
[FONT="Courier New"]
No such file or directory in /opt/apache-2.2.13/htdocs/storename/admin/googlefroogle.php on line 185[/FONT]
LINE 185:

if ($handle = opendir(DIR_FS_CATALOG . GOOGLE_PRODUCTS_DIRECTORY)) { 

Can this be hard coded to point directly?

My googlefroogle.php file has the same entry, but my directory is setup as simply feed/, and is working fine.

[RescoCCC]

Hmmm - I ran just the update.sql patch.
Now thinking about it I had a version of google feed that's a bit old. I probably should have uninstalled the whole thing and ran the install.sql.
I am unsure about doing that though for negative side affects but seems like the thing to do.

On one of my sites the feed version I was using was old, on the other very old. They had been working so beautifully I didn't want to mess with them, but Google forced our hand.

[sbbemn]

well that's puzzling.

You can see the file (name_products_.xml) generated to your feed/ folder and not your feed/google/ folder?

[marvin]

That file is the admin/googlefroogle.php file - just check to make sure it's there first and/or the correct one.

?

As far as I can see it is in the admin and the correct file since i have now reinstalled 34 times and still no google option in admin.tools

[RescoCCC]

well that's puzzling.

You can see the file (name_products_.xml) generated to your feed/ folder and not your feed/google/ folder?

Yes, it's generated in the feed folder. I don't even have a feed/google folder. I nuked it.

[marvin]

As far as I can see it is in the admin and the correct file since i have now reinstalled 34 times and still no google option in admin.tools

Sorry that should reinstalled it 4 times.

Still no admin/tools Google option. Any ideas?? Anyone.

[sbbemn]

I believe the sql script malfuctioned along the way during uninstall/install/upgrade if the page is not appearing in admin.

As far as the Warning goes, here is the culprit line:
[FONT="Courier New"]No such file or directory in /opt/apache-2.2.13/htdocs/storename/admin/googlefroogle.php on line 185[/FONT]

if ($handle = opendir(DIR_FS_CATALOG . GOOGLE_PRODUCTS_DIRECTORY)) { 

Is it possible to hard code the file directory as in feed/ or feed/google/ in the code instead of "GOOGLE_PRODUCTS_DIRECTORY" and force it to understand?