Zen Cart Logo
Forums / Templates, Stylesheets, Page Layout / Made a mistake some where...

Made a mistake some where...

Locked

Views: 1,017

Results 1 to 8 of 8
This thread is locked. New replies are disabled.
6 Feb 2009, 3:57 AM
#1
cornick avatar

cornick

New Zenner

Join Date:
Jan 2009
Location:
Upstate, NY
Posts:
40
Plugin Contributions:
0

Made a mistake some where...

I was messing around with the band signup form and decided I didn't want it...deleted the files off the server for it.

Now I've got some issues, some text on the right hand size and two of my sideboxes headers are wrong.

What in the world did this idiot do?:oops:

Helps if you put a link in there...idiot.

http://www.project-hope.info/store/

6 Feb 2009, 4:16 AM
#2
cornick avatar

cornick

New Zenner

Join Date:
Jan 2009
Location:
Upstate, NY
Posts:
40
Plugin Contributions:
0

Re: Made a mistake some where...

hrm...my footer is gone...

6 Feb 2009, 4:17 AM
#3
website_rob avatar

website_rob

Inactive

Join Date:
Oct 2006
Location:
Alberta, Canada
Posts:
4,572
Plugin Contributions:
0

Re: Made a mistake some where...

cornick:

I was messing around with the band signup form and decided I didn't want it...deleted the files off the server for it.
Regardless of whether it was file or code within a file that was deleted, you have created a problem where the page is not fully loading.

Best to re-upload the file you deleted or were working on, with the original Zen Cart file.

The learning is in the doing.

Potent Products

6 Feb 2009, 4:22 AM
#4
afo avatar

afo

Totally Zenned

Join Date:
Aug 2004
Location:
New York City
Posts:
6,800
Plugin Contributions:
0

Re: Made a mistake some where...

I was seriously an idiot earlier this week leading to password changes and such (not Zen Cart related), so don't worry about it.

Anyway, if you don't have Zen Cart unzipped on your computer, download it and unzip it. FTP includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/ez_pages_definitions.php to your site. That'll help. If you remember what else you deleted, upload the rest.

If you don't have an FTP client, Filezilla is a good one. It's a free download from the net.

The site looks nice so far. Keep up the good work.

Mary Ellen
I came; I saw; I Zenned
Taking over the world... one website at a time
Make sure brain is engaged before putting mouth in gear... or fingers to keyboard.

Holzheimer
Fan Odyssey

6 Feb 2009, 4:23 AM
#5
cornick avatar

cornick

New Zenner

Join Date:
Jan 2009
Location:
Upstate, NY
Posts:
40
Plugin Contributions:
0

Re: Made a mistake some where...

Welp I put them back on and it's still mangled.

Awesome.

6 Feb 2009, 4:31 AM
#6
cornick avatar

cornick

New Zenner

Join Date:
Jan 2009
Location:
Upstate, NY
Posts:
40
Plugin Contributions:
0

Re: Made a mistake some where...

Anyway, if you don't have Zen Cart unzipped on your computer, download it and unzip it. FTP includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/ez_pages_definitions.php to your site. That'll help. If you remember what else you deleted, upload the rest.

Ohh...good call. Uploaded that and it fixed a couple problems. I think you've got me going in the right direction.

The site looks nice so far. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, I appreciate that. Never messed with this product before. It's pretty cool and I've gotten a wealth of info from this forum.

6 Feb 2009, 4:33 AM
#7
cornick avatar

cornick

New Zenner

Join Date:
Jan 2009
Location:
Upstate, NY
Posts:
40
Plugin Contributions:
0

Re: Made a mistake some where...

Props to you, afo.

includes/extra_datafiles

That's where my other problems were.

6 Feb 2009, 4:48 AM
#8
afo avatar

afo

Totally Zenned

Join Date:
Aug 2004
Location:
New York City
Posts:
6,800
Plugin Contributions:
0

Re: Made a mistake some where...

Nice one! :thumbsup: I'm glad I got you back on the right track.

I hope you're using the templating system and creating your own folders to contain the files you modify. It makes it easier to fix oopies because you always have the original file to fall back on.

Mary Ellen
I came; I saw; I Zenned
Taking over the world... one website at a time
Make sure brain is engaged before putting mouth in gear... or fingers to keyboard.

Holzheimer
Fan Odyssey