Look at your admin/modules.php - make sure it is not corrupt.
Look at your admin/modules.php - make sure it is not corrupt.
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What *are* the filenames in your /includes/modules/payment folder?
Is there any error message showing on the left side? If a PHP error occurs before the left side finishes drawing, the right-side sidebox won't draw.
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Hi,
I made sure my admin/modules.php is the same as the clean download of Zen Cart. If the module.php from the untouched download is corrupt I am not sure how I would find that out. Still a newbie.
The files I have in includes/modules/payment folder are:
Folders: autorizenet, linkpoint_api, nochex_apc and paypal
Files:
authorizenet_aim.php
authorizenet_echeck.php
authorizenet.php
cc.php
cod.php
freecharger.php
linkpoint_api.php
moneyorder.php
nochex_apc.php
paypaldp.php
paypal.php
paypalwpp.php
I am not receiving any errors at all which makes it difficult for me to pinpoint the problem. I am running the site offline on a linux server if that helps. Any more info needed I am happy to provide
Thank you so so much, Catnip Kitty
Try step 2(a) from this article -- to turn on some debug logging to perhaps find out what's happening:
https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=82
... but do it in the /admin/includes instead of the normal /includes/
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Thank you for all the help.
I found the error log for my apache2 server and there was a memory allocation error. My php.ini was set to 8MG and the program was looking for an addition 2 mg's so I set the memory to 32MG and viola it works!! My online server has three times that in memory so I think I am set!!
I wasn't sure if my offline server had an error log so I learned something new.
Many thanks for all the great help! I am changing from oscommerce to Zen Cart (which is the most awesome program!)
Catnip Kitty