Config file problem

[Sevstar]

Running Zen version 1.3.9h
Recent upgrade from 1.3.7

On the admin page, when I click on "Online Catalog" I get.
Server error cannot find
http://domain.comadmin/

Exact same problem occurs with my Google Base Feeder.

I can pretty much figure the problem is there is no slash between domain.com and admin and should be reading it as domain.com/admin/
But I can't seem to find where I might have messed this up in one of the config files. I was doing my security settings for the admin folder
and somewhere I goofed it.

Thanks in advance for any and all assistance.

[CoolCarPartsOnline]

It has to be either a configuration folder in includes/configure.php or admin/includes/configure.php or rewrite rule in htaccess.

[Sevstar]

It has to be either a configuration folder in includes/configure.php or admin/includes/configure.php or rewrite rule in htaccess.

Thank you steering me in the right direction. The problem was I had too many /admin/ in the admin/includes/configure.php file
My brain was fried after doing the upgrade. Seems I goofed doing the last part, the security settings.
Thanks again!

[u761877]

Please assist

I was running a site using php an older version of PHP and zencart 1.3.9h, this was working almost fine except that when editing product details, all the information cleared. I search and found a thred that suggested that the PHP version needed to be updated.

This I perfomed with out problems, to 5.2.17.

My admin section works ok, but the site does not, displaying an error

Most likely causes:
•The website is under maintenance.
•The website has a programming error.

Other sites on the same server using zencart are running OK, The site is running the multisite module but this was working prior.

Please can you point me in the right direction.

Mike

[Vger]

The site is running the multisite module but this was working prior.

It's unlikely that the multi-site add-on is compatible with Zen Cart 1.3.9+

It's a major add-on and hasn't been updated since 2009. I doubt that anyone will take on the task of updating it.

First place to look is in your Error Log, which you should be able to access via your hosting control panel.

Vger