Found it
I missed one item.
Found it
I missed one item.
I tried with all the options as described by the repliers of this post but none of them solved the issue. But finally I could resolve the issue by replacing the entire payment folder (includes/modules/payment) copied from the original installation file. I am also using the latest version (v1.5.5e).
Good that using only the modules that were supplied with the new version work and were supported; however, there are a number of things missed or skipped in trying to resolve your own issue the details of which appear to be different than the OPs. By wiping out the includes/modules/payments folder and replacing it with default payment modules, you've lost out on any modules that may have been correctly written to support your environment and processing needs instead of either removing/upgrading the potentially one offending piece of software.
Continuing to follow the process posted, if the issue of a blank/partial blank payment module screen continued after upgrading the php version to address the payeezyjszc messages, then would suggest loading the payment module page and then check the logs directory again to see what new error was generated, follow this process until the error(s) have been resolved and preferably understood as to why they were occurring.
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I'm installing a new ZenCart (1.5.5e) for someone else, including the Square payment module, and I get the exact same error message in logs as the original poster, right down to the same line. However, the person I'm installing for reports that his hosting uses PHP 5.6, specifically:
cpsrvd 11.68.0.21
Database client version: libmysql - 5.1.73
PHP extension: mysqli curl mbstring
PHP version: 5.6.30
I tried disabling the payeezee module by renaming it as a txt file, but the Square module produces the same type of error and that Square module is the entire reason for creating the new webstore in the first place. I've re-enabled the disabled module, and I'm coming to you all for help.
The information about the php version. Please independently confirm what ZC is seeing as the currently used version by accessing the admin panel of the store in question, selecting the version button in the upper right hand corner and reporting the php version information reported there.
If unable to access the admin for some reason, then in the path for the store (perhaps at the root of the store) temporarily create a new file with a filename that is not "easily" guessed like **don't** use phpinfo.php
The file should have the following contents:
Access the file from your browser, report the php info and then can delete the file.Code:<?php echo phpinfo();
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Huh. The version check shows POP 5.3.27. That can't be right.
All right- my customer might have had PHP 5.6 on his MyPHP app, but he hadn't set his account to run his apps on it. I've changed the setting and have the full payment module menu in place now, and we'll see if 5.6 breaks anything else he had running in 5.3. Thanks!
Apologies. That payeezy file fix should have been done long ago.
It is now scheduled to be included in the next ZC release.
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