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Class notifier not found

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14 Sep 2011, 10:02 AM
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Class notifier not found

[14-Sep-2011 03:51:04] PHP Fatal error: Class 'notifier' not found in /home/vinyhaa1/public_html/mailorder/includes/autoload_func.php on line 79

This is the error message i get in the debug log. I can access the admin backend just fine now and seems to be looking fine. But now i cant access the front end of the shopping cart, because i get a 500 error. This is what shows up in the cache debug file.

no clue what it means, or how to fix it.

14 Sep 2011, 3:03 PM
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Re: Class notifier not found

It sounds like either your /includes/auto_loaders/config.core.php file is corrupt or some of the class files are missing.

You could start by editing /includes/application_top.php to change the line

/**
 * boolean if true the autoloader scripts will be parsed and their output shown. For debugging purposes only.
 */
define('DEBUG_AUTOLOAD', false);

to

/**
 * boolean if true the autoloader scripts will be parsed and their output shown. For debugging purposes only.
 */
define('DEBUG_AUTOLOAD', true);

Make sure to FTP the changes back up to your hosted installation. That debug output should tell you want the culprit is.

14 Sep 2011, 7:55 PM
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Re: Class notifier not found

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