New Customer Account Problem

[julia44]

I hope this is the right place to post this. Just started adding products to my site and thought before I get everything loaded I would test our whole checkout process and see if we got any errors. We did. When the customer adds the item to their account and then continues to create a new account you recieve the errors you will see in the provided picture. What is causing this? Sorry sort of new to this.

[DrByte]

You customized something on line 37 of your /includes/languages/english.php file but did something wrong.

specifically, you have a "define" statement that has more or less than 2 parameters.

Proper syntax:

define('CONSTANT_NAME', 'value');
where CONSTANT_NAME is the re-usable name you shouldn't touch
and 'value' is the customization text/content you wish to display when the CONSTANT is used by the code.
Note the quotes around each.
Note the comma in between
Note the brackets around everything
Note the semicolon at the end.


https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?category=16

[mistah_k]

I am having similar problems. The error message i get is
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/komninos/public_html/catalog/includes/application_top.php:133) in /home/komninos/public_html/catalog/includes/functions/functions_general.php on line 44

ANy help would be good. THanks

[DrByte]

The FAQ section is the place to look:
https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=87

[Zinfandel]

Doc,

Working on localhost still, and trying to add a customer account.
However, the data never makes it to the database.

Furthermore, after filling in the form and clicking submit, the form resets, and there is no indication of any action taken.

I never touched the create_account logic, what would prevent the account from being written to the database?

Is there some logic that precludes adding the account based on some validations? It should say something.

Thanks,
~Elliot

[TheOracle]

In your includes/modules/<your_template>/create_account.php file,

right below the: <?php tag,

add:

error_reporting(E_ALL); 

This is what I do for debugging.

If you find any error text from, the top of your page, please post them here.

[Zinfandel]

Thanks Oracle,

Followed your direction, and fixed a few bugs in some core files.
Found a few unintialized variables.

And the one that really explains everything is this one.

Notice: Object of class queryFactoryResult could not be converted to int in Unknown on line 0

Any ideas?

Anyone?

[TheOracle]

Which PHP and mySQL version are you running ? Oddly, I cannot seem to see this error anywhere from my end . . .

[TheOracle]

What this problem resolved ? If so, what was the cure for it ?

[Zinfandel]

Hey Oracle,

MySQL client v5.0.27 PHP5