Post by trippy » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:15 pm

Hi all!
My opencart site is finished and ready to be uploaded... but how?
I don't really know where to uploade the different folders and the database....
Locally I use easyphp 2.0 and i've bought a domain on vistapages.

Which is the right and more correct way to do it?

thanks

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Post by david.gilbert » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:41 pm

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Post by trippy » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:45 pm

PM sent = i don't want help for 50$ sorry....
and maybe what i ask can be useful to others

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Post by JNeuhoff » Tue Jun 03, 2008 12:40 am

You can find details on how to install it from 

  http://www.opencart.com/opencart/downlo ... tation.pdf

If you already have a customized version of OpenCart on a local box, then all you have to do is to upload all of your OpenCart directories and files (except for 'install' folder) to your web hosting account's 'public_html' folder, using e.g. FTP. You also need to create a new database and a DB user. Finally you need to edit the 2 files 'config.php' and 'admin/config.php' according to your web host's file paths and DB details.



As regards re-creating the database (I assume you already have a locally saved database for OpenCart):

Create a backup of your local database via your locally installed OpenCart admin panel (Admin > Backup/Restore function)

Then log into your VistaPage control panel via the URL

  http://servername.vistapages.com/cpanel/

And from there, you should see the MySQL icon. Click on it, the following dialogue screen allows you to specify the name and user-id of your OpenCart database. Once created, go to the bottom and follow the link to PhpMyAdmin, a web based interface which you can use to import a copy of your local database.

Hope this helps to get you going.

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Post by trippy » Tue Jun 03, 2008 2:49 pm

Thanks JNeuhoff!!
Very helpful!!!!
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Post by trippy » Wed Jun 04, 2008 3:29 pm

ok - almost everything ok....
I've uploaded everything, changed the config.php both in the admin and the "home" section
I can see the site and go in the admin panel but... when i try to enter in the product section I get this message

"Warning: require_once(Tree.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/proficom/public_html/shop/admin/controller/product.php on line 5

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'Tree.php' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php;/home/proficom/public_html/shop/library/external/Tree-2.0.0') in /home/proficom/public_html/shop/admin/controller/product.php on line 5"

I've tried to modify the product.php on line 5 simply removing the lines
require_once('Tree.php');
require_once('Tree/Factory/List.php');

.... wow... it seemd it was ok... I could see all the products.... but, clicking on the product I got this message...
Fatal error: Class 'Tree_Factory_List' not found in /home/proficom/public_html/shop/admin/controller/product.php on line 702

now I stopped... I can't go on removing all the code!!!!! :)

someone can help me?

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Post by bruce » Wed Jun 04, 2008 4:16 pm

You have installed one of the category sorting patches that I made. Don't delete any more code.

If you would like to PM me with credentials for ftp access to your site, and the url of your store and admin credentials I will sort it out for you.
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