tpl_list_box_content.php issue

[madk]

Okay here is the problem. I am working on converting our template over to the latest version of the cart. As far as I can tell I have worked out almost all the bugs except one.

I am getting this error when I try to look at a product info:

Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /home/matthewk/public_html/includes/templates/tm000/common/tpl_list_box_content.php on line 30

To fix other problems I deleted our custom file and replaced it with the default file just to check errors. If I replace (or remove and let it use default) this file I still get the same error. This leads me to believe it has to do with other override files but I can't seem to figure out which one.

Like I said..this apears to be the final fix before I can transfer data over to my live site and get it all nice and updated. If anyone has any insight that would be appreciated. Thanks again.

[kobra]

To fix other problems I deleted our custom file and replaced it with the default file just to check errors. If I replace (or remove and let it use default) this file I still get the same error

You could follow your process for the other files you have altered to locate the offending file. Once located if you can determine the cause, great or you can then post the file contents or the lines that you have altered for specific assistance.

[madk]

You could follow your process for the other files you have altered to locate the offending file. Once located if you can determine the cause, great or you can then post the file contents or the lines that you have altered for specific assistance.

I just copied over all the default files and am going to rebuild it from the ground up. I will loose a bit of custimization this way but atleast things will be functional.

Consider the problem solved. Thanks.

[kobra]

too late...from your original post where you seemed to be using the override system I assumed that you only had altered files in your override folder as it should be.

But from this post where you state that you have copied over "all the default files" I then have to wonder.

It is recommended that one only copy altered files to their custom override folders, one to protect them from an upgrade and two to track what files have been edited as you know from your statement that if an edited file is not found, that the default will be used.

[madk]

If it was only that easy. I unfortunately didn't design the template. I took over the project at about 50% and was running Zen Cart 1.2.x. So not only did I not know what files were changed but the ones that were changed are incompatible with the new version.

I'm going to take time during this upgrade process though and make sure to get things right. Thanks for the help and advice though.