Your template has smatterings of indicators suggesting it was designed for an older version of Zen Cart. Most are probably not a problem. The presenting issue for the create-account area is probably caused by this:
Your tpl_modules_create_account.php template has bad content in it .... probably from the Google Checkout or maybe another mod you've installed or code you've copied from the forum
Your page is generating this:<label class="inputLabel" for="state">State/Province:</label> <input [B]type="id="state""[/B] name="state" value=" " size = "33" maxlength = "32" /><span class="alert">*</span><br class="clearBoth" />when it should be doing this:```
<label class="inputLabel" for="state" [B]id="stateLabel"[/B]>State/Province:</label>
<input [B]type="text"[/B] name="state" value="" size = "33" maxlength = "32" [B]id="state" [/B]/> <span class="alert" id="stText">*</span>[B]<input type="hidden" name="zone_id" value="0" />[/B]<br class="clearBoth" />
Similar for country information:```
<select name="[B]country[/B]" id="country">
```vs this:```
<select name="[B]zone_country_id[/B]" id="country" >
Thus, the code you should have in that file (which you can check by looking at the original version of that file in v1.3.7) is incorrect. If you obtained a copy of that file as part of a contribution and put it in your template override folder, you'll need to upgrade it to work with v1.3.7 by comparing the v1.3.7 content with what's in it, and adjusting accordingly.
WinMerge is a handy tool for that.
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