Clyde, I apologize because I know the answer is in this forum - I just cannot find it. I did a new install of 1.3.8a and then loaded comstock 2.02. When I switch to Comstock template, the first page of my site is blank. I reloaded the original core /includes directory - but that did not help. On tools/template selection - I can get the comstock preview. Greatly appreciate your help on what is missing. Thanks![]()
download and install the debug error logging utility
check the error message which is generated and post it here.
here is the error ----
[22-Jun-2009 16:13:00] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /homepages/17/d126700361/htdocs/bobkatgifts/includes/languages/comstock/english.php on line 163
I wonder ...... the main store at www.bobkatgifts.net works great. This is actually a new install in the sub-directory of bobkatgifts. The reason: the main store is php4 and I want to upgrade it to php5. this test store is actually in bobkatgifts.net/bobkatgifts - that seems to be where the error is coming from. Everytime I try to upgrade from comstock 2.0 I run into problems and usually give up. Thanks - this is abouty the umpteenth time I have tried
The file was fine. I went and upoaded english.php from ver 2.01 - now it works. I had problems before on another store. ver 2.0 and 2.01 was great - never did get 2.02 to work.
Hello,
Ive installed your Comstock template. Love it by the way!!
But now i have alot of strange symbols and or weird characters through out all the original content before the template switch(products and such)
I get a diamond symbol with a ? in the middle of it.
I know that this has got to be a text character mode mismatch of some sort. I dont really know much about where to look or how to begin to fix the problem.
Has anyone had this happen? Can i change a font-family somewhere or do i have to rewrite all my products and such?
Thx in advance
RPBelcher
www.LOUDERvisions.com
This may correct the problem:
open includes/languages/comstock/english.php
find the following section(s) of code
and replace it with the followingCode:@setlocale(LC_TIME, 'en_US.utf8');
findCode:@setlocale(LC_TIME, 'en_US.ISO_8859-1');
and replace withCode:define('CHARSET', 'utf-8');
Code:define('CHARSET', 'iso-8859-1');
THX Clyde..will try that now and post the result.
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