// eof --- caused by Google Checkout addon

[spid3r1987]

The cause is the use of a PHP comment in an HTML block. Search under Tools >> Developers Toolkit for // eof

~Melanie

i have found a few of these, should the php file go ?> //EOF??

[DrByte]

No.


https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=313

[spid3r1987]

i have found a few of these, should the php file go ?> //EOF??

i have found a few of these, but whn comparing to original files, 90% of them should be there, and the ones that aint in the original files i have removed and still same :S

[spid3r1987]

i have also just noticed its on my login page aswell :S
https://www. tools-draper .co.uk/index.php?main_page=login

[spid3r1987]

i have also just noticed its on my login page aswell :S
https://www. tools-draper .co.uk/index.php?main_page=login

solved the problem with the login page, something to do with google checkout

[Website Rob]

For your login page, I would say it has something to do with your Google Checkout. Reason being is the // EOF appears just before it starts and noticed you have an ending comment but no beginning one?
<!-- ** END GOOGLE CHECKOUT ** -->

Where is the;

<!-- ** START GOOGLE CHECKOUT ** -->


Also, seems you are using a Shared SSL Cert or one not Dedicated to your Domain name and/or IP address. This will cause Warnings to appear in every Browser... not good.

[spid3r1987]

For your login page, I would say it has something to do with your Google Checkout. Reason being is the // EOF appears just before it starts and noticed you have an ending comment but no beginning one?
<!-- ** END GOOGLE CHECKOUT ** -->

Where is the;

<!-- ** START GOOGLE CHECKOUT ** -->


Also, seems you are using a Shared SSL Cert or one not Dedicated to your Domain name and/or IP address. This will cause Warnings to appear in every Browser... not good.

yeah i know about the shared ssl, its currently there from the fresh install(it comes with the install)
i will be purchasing a proper ssl cert..
and yes it seems Google Checkout was causing the problem, i seem*** to have resolved this problem now haha! thank god!
i had to compare each file that google checkout uses with original file compared to hosted file
i then found 2 files had // EOF at the bottom of the php file...removed and solved..afaik