corrupt file question

[pixelpadre]

I keep getting this error in my cache. any idea how I can get to the source of the problem?

Apparently some characters were inserted in the file title, but where can I go to fix it?


PHP Warning: require(includes/templates/template_default/templates/tpl_specials0orderby9999999_default.php)

[kobra]

Apparently some characters were inserted in the file title, but where can I go to fix it?

Get a fresh distribution of the ZenCart version you are using and expand it on your PC

FTP the correct file to your server
/includes/templates/template_default/templates/tpl_specials_default.php

[pixelpadre]

I have a good copy of the file. The problem is that the call statement is inserting extra string. I need to know where the call statement is so I can see why it is calling a file that doesnt exist.

[gilby]

I have a good copy of the file. The problem is that the call statement is inserting extra string. I need to know where the call statement is so I can see why it is calling a file that doesnt exist.

Try using the developers toolkit to find which file "tpl_specials0orderby9999999_default.php" is called from, so you then edit it.

[DrByte]

index.php?main_page=specials0orderby9999999 would look for tpl_specials0orderby9999999_default.php

Looks like either you've got something which is outputting bad links, or you've added extra URL parameters with custom code in conjunction with a broken URL-rewriting or other URL mangling tool and thus the normal value for main_page is being corrupted before it can be routed properly.

[pixelpadre]

Try using the developers toolkit to find which file "tpl_specials0orderby9999999_default.php" is called from, so you then edit it.

Tried that and didnt get any results.

[pixelpadre]

index.php?main_page=specials0orderby9999999 would look for tpl_specials0orderby9999999_default.php

Looks like either you've got something which is outputting bad links, or you've added extra URL parameters with custom code in conjunction with a broken URL-rewriting or other URL mangling tool and thus the normal value for main_page is being corrupted before it can be routed properly.

It's a clean install but database does have some old seo url files. I'll look into that possibility.

[DrByte]

Might also play with the Admin->Configuration->My Store->Missing Page Check setting in order to bypass the generation of the error message, if it's truly not harming anything.

[kobra]

It's a clean install but database does have some old seo url files.

Not a clean install if you have imported an existing database - -

See if you have at the root of your store a htaccess file - - if so, try renaming it to htaccess.txt and then see if the issue persists