Honestly I just noticed this just now, dont know what add-on affected that. By any chance how can I set the logoff page to be not ssl encrypted? Is public_html/includes/configure.php the right file to modify?
Honestly I just noticed this just now, dont know what add-on affected that. By any chance how can I set the logoff page to be not ssl encrypted? Is public_html/includes/configure.php the right file to modify?
on my local copy of the site, the logoff works fine. I used to install there the add ons that Im going to use before I put it on the live site.
Do you by any chance have SSL enabled for the entire site?
If your entire site is SSL enabled then yes, this would be one of the two configure files to modify, otherwise it is more likely to be something in one of the .htaccess files.
Please be advised, I am making little more than educated guesses as to the possible causes and places to check. I could be way off mark.
Cheers
Rod
Originally Posted by newbie456
By any chance how can I set the logoff page to be not ssl encrypted?
Response by RodG
Do you by any chance have SSL enabled for the entire site?
Clearly these are mutually exclusive requirements/settings, as such the only possible solution would be custom coding.
There is also no valid reason the encrypt the entire site (that I can think of).
Cheers
Rod
Hi tried to disable the ssl by modifying this piece of code from includes/configure.php
from
it now readsCode:define('ENABLE_SSL', 'true');
Code:define('ENABLE_SSL', 'false');
and also edited this from admin/includes/configure.php
from
it now readsCode:define('ENABLE_SSL_CATALOG', 'true'); define('ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN', 'true');
Code:define('ENABLE_SSL_CATALOG', 'false'); define('ENABLE_SSL_ADMIN', 'false');
but it still display the problem
Hi just want to say that I already solve this issue. I modify this page includes/modules/pages/logoff/header_php.php
formerly I have this code:
and now it readsCode:/*if (!empty($_SESSION['customer_id']) || !empty($_SESSION['customer_guest_id'])) { zen_session_destroy(); zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_LOGOFF, $logoff_lang)); }*/ zen_session_destroy(); zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_LOGOFF, $logoff_lang));
funny I didnt notice this. Thank you all for all your helpCode:if (!empty($_SESSION['customer_id']) || !empty($_SESSION['customer_guest_id'])) { zen_session_destroy(); zen_redirect(zen_href_link(FILENAME_LOGOFF, $logoff_lang)); }![]()
Thanks for confirming that putting the code back to the original version that comes with Zen Cart made it work correctly, as it normally does.
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