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One of my client's Opencart website have issues when open the website, a prompt alert shows following code:
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How to get this resolve. Also help me to find the files where they are located to fix it.
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Last edited by straightlight on Thu May 14, 2020 7:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
It would most likely be in the header of footer controllers or templates. But if could be anywhere, including the database. Search your files and database for some of the text in the alert. Or compare your files against a fresh download of your version of OpenCart, your theme and all your extensions.
This is soooooooooooo not related to OpenCart.
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i got a same issue in opencart 2.0.1.1. when click on cart button and go for check out and then open register account and login option in this login option working well but when click on register account that time got same error.
Any one can help for how to resolve this error.
Any one can help for how to resolve this error.
I am getting this trouble also. I think its coming with register.php. I am hosted in hostgator shared server. How can we resolve this problem. My opencart version is 3.0.3.2
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Could be some protection on your hosting. Try disabling ModSecurity if it's enabled on your server.
I think there are two options you can try.
1. Change the register.php file into another name like registration.php. I think the keyword register is reserved and throwing the issue.
2. Disable the mod_security module and restart Apache.
Not sure the second one works or not. I had same issue with one client and resolved using the 1st method since the client was using Hostgator shared hosting where we won't have access to Apache Modules at all.
Hope this helps.
1. Change the register.php file into another name like registration.php. I think the keyword register is reserved and throwing the issue.
2. Disable the mod_security module and restart Apache.
Not sure the second one works or not. I had same issue with one client and resolved using the 1st method since the client was using Hostgator shared hosting where we won't have access to Apache Modules at all.
Hope this helps.
HarishST wrote: ↑Thu May 14, 2020 6:59 pmI think there are two options you can try.
1. Change the register.php file into another name like registration.php. I think the keyword register is reserved and throwing the issue.
2. Disable the mod_security module and restart Apache.
Not sure the second one works or not. I had same issue with one client and resolved using the 1st method since the client was using Hostgator shared hosting where we won't have access to Apache Modules at all.
Hope this helps.
I didn't want to revive the topic, but unfortunately I'm facing the same problem. I am a Hostgator customer and the moment the customer finalizes the order and needs to register, the error appears.
The funny thing is that this does not happen with all customers, only with a few, others manage to perform the procedure normally.
I'm a bit of a layman, how do I change register.php ... after changing the file name will I have to change which files to correct its address?
Thanks for listening
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