there are other lines that look like that,
they are all server paths,
they wont all have cache at the end.
lol
this is the trouble with this kind of setup, it is confusing and a pain in the ......... to maintain
there are other lines that look like that,
they are all server paths,
they wont all have cache at the end.
lol
this is the trouble with this kind of setup, it is confusing and a pain in the ......... to maintain
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Yes I see why this method is a pain in the ########.. but unfortunatly I think i will need to be stuck with it.
So I changed all the other absolute paths in my 2 configure.php files on the secure server. I am still getting the same error tho.
Do I need to have the /zc_install dir on the secure side? I ask because I initally didn't upload it because you remove it after installation, but the error I was getting was because it couldn't find that dir at all. Should I remove the /zc_install dir from the secure side?
do you have access to a different database?
if so upload the installer,
run the installer
and then change the database information in the secure server
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Ok well I deleted teh /zc_install dir and I got rid of that pesky errror.
Now I am getting the following screen:
http://factoryshoe.ianarmstrong.com/store2/nddbc.html
.. which I assume means it can't get a connection from the secure server to the DB on my regular server ?
you will have to make sure that you use the actual server address for the database in the config files rather than localhost, ( since it is on a seperate server )
I know that you are much more patient than me.
I think I would scrap the $7 or $10 bux I paid and head to where the grass is green and the servers are actually setup to be usable....
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Well it's not a matter of me moving to where the grass is greener. It's being setup for a client and they are adamant with staying on the server they are currently with. I might be able to get them to buy their own SSL cert so I don't have to go through all this mess.. but until I know for sure I need to get as much done as possible.
So I was messing around some more and set the "define('ENABLE_SSL', 'TRUE');" back to false so I could play around with the order process. Problem is, now when I set them back to TRUE I am never redirected to the secure server. Should it not redirect right before the stage where you are prompted to enter credit card info??
you should be directed to the https during create account,
login
any page that has checkout or account in it
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Well I do not know what I screwed up then. I've changed back all the define('ENABLE_SSL', 'TRUE'); lines to true on my non secure server. Yet it will not direct me to the secure server at any point during the transaction process.