I'm having this trouble on the Admin side. If I try to add an image or update my Users Group, change my Product info. . . . I've upgraded to 0.7.9RC5.
Perhaps related or not: The Ignore Admin IP, the Duplicate, and the Upload Files extensions are installed. I suspect the Upload Files contrib might be the problem but am not sure.
I'm upgraded. I had tried using old images before and they hadn't worked but I just tried again and one of them worked.
EDIT: actually, that turned out to not be true. I looked at the wrong spot.
EDIT: I've done a complete, new installation from RC5 and the problem remains.
EDIT: actually, that turned out to not be true. I looked at the wrong spot.
EDIT: I've done a complete, new installation from RC5 and the problem remains.
Last edited by djbrock on Thu Dec 11, 2008 10:30 am, edited 1 time in total.
Okay, here's the deal. I reinstalled RC4 completely and still had the same problems. (After selecting an image the "Open" button was not active) based upon that, I decided it must be something with the computer so I rebooted it and that made the RC4 version handle the images properly. So I upgraded to RC5 and still I had the same problem of the images not showing. The solution may raise more questions.
I uploaded file "a.jpg" to the /images directory.
I selected it as a new image.
The new image created uses file "a[1].jpg" but does not show up anywhere.
I checked to see that both versions of the jpg were in the /images directory, they were.
I check the byte size, they were identical.
I deleted the "a[1].jpg" file THEN duplicated "a.jpg" saving it as "a[1].jpg" and the image shows just fine. Don't ask me to explain why.
EDIT: I have confirmed that the File Upload contrib breaks RC5 and causes the validation error.
I uploaded file "a.jpg" to the /images directory.
I selected it as a new image.
The new image created uses file "a[1].jpg" but does not show up anywhere.
I checked to see that both versions of the jpg were in the /images directory, they were.
I check the byte size, they were identical.
I deleted the "a[1].jpg" file THEN duplicated "a.jpg" saving it as "a[1].jpg" and the image shows just fine. Don't ask me to explain why.
EDIT: I have confirmed that the File Upload contrib breaks RC5 and causes the validation error.
Last edited by djbrock on Thu Dec 11, 2008 2:34 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I'm trying this morning, again, to completely reinstall the Upload contrib. I followed the steps through #8. When I went to save the changes, the validate error occurred again. It now occurs whenever I try to save something, be it the top administrator settings or the product info. Only recopying the files from my backup of the working RC5 version fixes this.
Based upon this thread, my guess is that it is something in the File Upload/Product Option/upload/library. In fact, when I copy the files back to the library, the validation error disappears. The rest of the site works, except for those links requiring File Upload.
Based upon this thread, my guess is that it is something in the File Upload/Product Option/upload/library. In fact, when I copy the files back to the library, the validation error disappears. The rest of the site works, except for those links requiring File Upload.
LOCATOR.PHP
I copied the locator.php and that made my page requiring File Upload look correct. It allows me to upload a file, but then when I click "Add to Cart" I get an error telling me to upload a file.
BUT it causes the validation error to occur on the Admin side.
Added CART.PHP same problems.
Added ORDER.PHP, takes down the whole Shopper side. No Admin problem.
Added PRODUCT_OPTION.PHP, whole Shopper side still down.
Restored all 3 above PHP files, Shopper side came back. No function for File Upload, of course.
I copied the locator.php and that made my page requiring File Upload look correct. It allows me to upload a file, but then when I click "Add to Cart" I get an error telling me to upload a file.
BUT it causes the validation error to occur on the Admin side.
Added CART.PHP same problems.
Added ORDER.PHP, takes down the whole Shopper side. No Admin problem.
Added PRODUCT_OPTION.PHP, whole Shopper side still down.
Restored all 3 above PHP files, Shopper side came back. No function for File Upload, of course.
Last edited by djbrock on Thu Dec 11, 2008 10:31 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Ah I see. There is a
product_option.zip file inside the upload contrib, Oddly I don't see the requirement to install that in the File upload readme.. but anyway... you will need to update the locator file in that contrib's library locator.php file with this:
EDIT: library/locator.php
ADD:
BEFORE:
product_option.zip file inside the upload contrib, Oddly I don't see the requirement to install that in the File upload readme.. but anyway... you will need to update the locator file in that contrib's library locator.php file with this:
EDIT: library/locator.php
ADD:
Code: Select all
function createValidate() {
require_once(DIR_LIBRARY . 'validate/validate.php');
return new Validate($this);
}
Code: Select all
function createProductOption() {
require_once(DIR_LIBRARY . 'cart/product_option.php');
return new ProductOption($this, 0);
}
Okay, now when I hit the link to go to the product page (having copied all the files listed above back with the modification) I get this.
Warning: Locator::require_once(/home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/xxxxxxx/ocstore/library/cart/cart.php) [locator.require-once]: failed to
open stream: No such file or directory in /home/xxxxxxx/public_html/xxxxxxxxx/ocstore/library/locator.php on line 68
I'll begin looking at the Category and Admin directories now. You're right the Readme.txt doesn't specify this installation, but the PDF does.
"Ensure that the Product Option enhancement for OpenCart is installed on the target system before
beginning installation of the file_upload contribution."
Warning: Locator::require_once(/home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/xxxxxxx/ocstore/library/cart/cart.php) [locator.require-once]: failed to
open stream: No such file or directory in /home/xxxxxxx/public_html/xxxxxxxxx/ocstore/library/locator.php on line 68
I'll begin looking at the Category and Admin directories now. You're right the Readme.txt doesn't specify this installation, but the PDF does.
"Ensure that the Product Option enhancement for OpenCart is installed on the target system before
beginning installation of the file_upload contribution."
Last edited by djbrock on Thu Dec 11, 2008 10:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
After reuploading all the files from both the Contrib and the Product_option with the modification, my Shopper's side is completely down with this message:
Error: Could not create productOption!
The Admin side works correctly, however.
Error: Could not create productOption!
The Admin side works correctly, however.
Are you sure you made the change properly above?
Use my copy
Use my copy
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I copied and pasted over the entry and compared it to yours. I could see no difference in that area. Yours works well, though, so I'm using it. Now I'm back to having the error
"Please upload an image for this file" after I've uploaded one and click the Add to Cart button. The directory is created and the file is uploaded. I verified this by deleting the previous directory entry and having it recreate it, which worked fine. This function was working prior to the upgrade to RC5, but whether or not that has any relation to the matter I don't know. The CGI script is the same as before so it must be something else.
"Please upload an image for this file" after I've uploaded one and click the Add to Cart button. The directory is created and the file is uploaded. I verified this by deleting the previous directory entry and having it recreate it, which worked fine. This function was working prior to the upgrade to RC5, but whether or not that has any relation to the matter I don't know. The CGI script is the same as before so it must be something else.
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