And I have finally been able to send this...
Issues on my side.
Originally Posted by
DK_Scully
So once again...I've gotten no further.
I ignored step 1, and requested a new password to access my zencart admin. Once I got in, I reset the password. So now I'm in the admin center.
I created a new user.
I logged into the site's cPanel and clicked on phpMyAdmin to run this command:
In v1.5.x use this:
Open your phpMyAdmin (supplied by your hosting company), select your store's database, then click the "SQL" tab and run this query:
And once again I hit the exact same standstill error. It requires me to log in, but it will not accept the username/password associated with the cPanel account. Since nothing else was working, I also tried my old ZenCart login, and the new one. Neither of them works, either, but I didn't expect them to.
There is no Reset Password feature in the phpMyAdmin, and I do not know how to get past this! This is exactly where I got yesterday afternoon, and have not been able to get further. Creating a new user in Zencart didn't help because I'm not in Zencart now, I'm in the cPanel. I don't know why I could log into cPanel without an issue but can't use the same username/password to access the phpMyAdmin. I Just Don't Know!
So, now that you are in phpMyAdmin, which is a step further than described yesterday. The fact that your admin panel in ZC still has admin access controls in the tools menu, it appears that the SQL query to run is the one related to before Version 1.3.9 and lower.. Your database does not appear to have been updated yet, therefore, the admin table still is in the format of the old ZC version. And it further seems odd that the admin panel was accessible unless the admin directory being used is using the old files and there is a separate admin directory that uses the new files. The newer SQL affects different fields in the admin table than the older SQL statement. By performing the SQL statements
Code:
DELETE FROM admin WHERE admin_name = 'Admin'; INSERT INTO admin (admin_name, admin_email, admin_pass, admin_level) VALUES ('Admin', 'admin@localhost', '351683ea4e19efe34874b501fdbf9792:9b', 1);
(The Delete followed by the Insert) a new user is created for the ZC system and this new user is Admin with a password of admin. Do/did you receive any errors when performing the SQL previously performed or the one above?
Now the other part of this and which was referenced in the second post of page 3, if you look at your tables in myphpAdmin, do you have a prefix before the table identified as admin such as zen_admin? (the prefix would be zen_) Also, how many tables do you have in this database, is it around 95-100? or are there nearly twice that?
Once these SQLs have been performed in myphpadmin, the remaining portion of the upgrade is performed outside of the cPanel and myphpadmin. There is nothing further necessary to do in those.
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