payment causing error

hi there,
ive set my website up (http://www.clubberclobber.co.uk) and all was working perfectly.

however, i did a test purchase, and on clicking "continue" from the checkout i get the following error...

Error: Could not load template /websites/123reg/LinuxPackage21/cl/ub/be/clubberclobber.co.uk/public_html/catalog/view/theme/default_am-dark2/template/payment/pp_standard.tpl!

it was working perfectly earlier??

can anyone help?

many thanks
aaran

Did you change your template since last time you tried? Check if pp_standard.tpl exists in catalog/view/theme/default_am-dark2/template/payment/

yes, ive been fiddling around getting the colours right, just checked its not there.

what do i do?

many thanks

My best guess would be to just copy it from the original files you downloaded. As far as I know it's just hidden fields and some buttons. ;-)

you lot on here are brilliant!!!
that worked!

im now getting this on the checkout page though:
/websites/123reg/LinuxPackage21/cl/ub/be/clubberclobber.co.uk/public_html/catalog/view/theme/default_am-dark2/template/checkout/confirm.tpl on line 52

its not stopping the purchase and everythings working, im just wondering what it means

cheers

Could you paste the entire error, and not just the path?

ive fixed it, im using a different template to the default one, and i checked the folders in the default template against the ones in my my new template.

i was missing some files and folders which i copied across and now everything is working fine.

i wouldnt have found it without your advice though!
thank you very much.

i started using opencart a couple of weeks ago but i installed a meta module which crashed the whole site. after that (thinking i was going to have nothing but problems) i decided to try the competition, prestashop, zen etc

i can happily say im glad i came back to opencart. the support wins my loyalty alone! and, thanks to another member earlier, i dont actually need the module i installed that crashed my original installation.

Once again thanks for your help its much appriciated!
aaran