Admin Profiles (for v1.3.x only!) Support Thread

[funkey]

Hi Kuroi,

I've been using admin profiles 1.0.6 for a while, but have recently been trying to integrate it into a new shop at install time (with a bunch of other modifications, with yours + extra boxes at the end).

If I run the install, login, then run the install SQL through the sqlpatch.php file, admin profiles works fine.

If I include the SQL as part of zc_install/sql/plugins/ (after renaming it to work within the mysql_"filename",sql convention of the installer) I just get a blank menu.

If I go to any standard admin page, I get the access denied message.

If I go to:

http://site.com/admin/admin_control.php?adminID=1

I get:

Admin Profile for test (test is the admin name)

with a Save and Cancel button, but nothing else.

For what it's worth -- if I append the SQL code to the end of zc_install/sql/mysql_zencart.sql and not use the plugins system, it still gives me the same issue.

Any ideas on where to go and start looking for a solution?

Regards,

Paul

[johnny43]

I have your mod installed. I had to re set my admin user and pass using the https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=2.

Now I can log in but I cannot access anything.
How can I remove the admin profiles and get back to a regular admin evvironment ?

[rriehle]

Johnny --

You probably do not need to un-install; rather, you need to complete the configuration. Goto....

Admin -> Tools -> Admin Settings

Select the yellow/orange P next to your admin account, and select everything.

-- Rick

[kuroi]

Johnny

You can uninstall by working backwards through the steps in the install.txt file and undoing each of them.

Easier though would probably be to use phpMyAdmin to change the admin_id of the Admin that you inserted to be 1 (you would need to change the ID of any admin that is already 1 to something else first) which should cause all your previous accesses to reappear.

[johnny43]

Johnny

You can uninstall by working backwards through the steps in the install.txt file and undoing each of them.

Easier though would probably be to use phpMyAdmin to change the admin_id of the Admin that you inserted to be 1 (you would need to change the ID of any admin that is already 1 to something else first) which should cause all your previous accesses to reappear.

Thanks Kuroi,

Setting the admin id to 1 did the trick !


Regards,
Johnny

[kuroi]

Any ideas on where to go and start looking for a solution?

Are you using a database prefix?

[funkey]

Are you using a database prefix?

Nope.

The only change I made from the install instructions was to re-name the .sql file to mysql_admin_profiles_106.sql and put it in zc_install/sql/plugins/ in order to get it to run at the correct point at the install.

It's a prefix-less DB, with no caching on MySQL 5.0.20.

[kuroi]

Nope.

The only change I made from the install instructions was to re-name the .sql file to mysql_admin_profiles_106.sql and put it in zc_install/sql/plugins/ in order to get it to run at the correct point at the install.

It's a prefix-less DB, with no caching on MySQL 5.0.20.

You're venturing into new ground here. Are the tables being created when you execute the SQL this way?

[funkey]

You're venturing into new ground here. Are the tables being created when you execute the SQL this way?

They certainly are, i've got tables for admin_menu_headers, admin_visible_headers, admin_menus and admin_allowed_tables.

Anything else I should look for?

[kuroi]

They certainly are, i've got tables for admin_menu_headers, admin_visible_headers, admin_menus and admin_allowed_tables.

Anything else I should look for?

Are they populated?