Fatal error: Class 'Encryption' not found in /home/xx/httpdocs/index.php on line 213
line 213:
// Encryption
$registry->set('encryption', new Encryption($config->get('config_encryption')));
How can I solve this problem ?
Repalce index.php with the default.
if you use vqmod
After uploading the default index.php run vqmod/install
if you use vqmod
After uploading the default index.php run vqmod/install
For anyone who may run into this problem it can be caused by an OpenCart install being upgraded on a site that has VQMod with useCache enabled. The solution is to delete the cache files located in /vqmod/vqcache.
-Ryan
I upgraded the store from 1.5.1.3 to 1.5.2.1. Followed all the required steps but front end is not working. It says
Fatal error: Class 'Encryption' not found in /home/ophiraam/public_html/index.php on line 213
I deleted all files in vqcache and tried but it did not work. I even deleted vQmod but it did not work.
Please help here.
Fatal error: Class 'Encryption' not found in /home/ophiraam/public_html/index.php on line 213
I deleted all files in vqcache and tried but it did not work. I even deleted vQmod but it did not work.
Please help here.
To fix this just add
in
system/startup.php
after opening
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require_once(DIR_SYSTEM . 'library/encryption.php');system/startup.php
after opening
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<?phpWhere rph said, "The solution is to delete the cache files located in /vqmod/vqcache," you instead "deleted all files in vqcache and tried but it did not work. I even deleted vQmod but it did not work." If you have a backup then put that in place and retry as rph said.
My advice isn't as relevant now with the release of vQmod 2.3. To give a little more background info to anyone who's interested, OpenCart 1.5.2.x changed the encryption class so it's now autoloaded. Devs no longer have to instantiate the class every time they want to use it. That means changes to index.php and startup.php, the latter of which could be missed under vQmod's old useCache system (and of course it was tough to catch because the index.php and startup.php files would look fine and the error being thrown wouldn't point to it).
Since vQmod doesn't use useCache anymore the likely cause of the error now is failure to properly update startup.php to the current version. Failure to update all the files is probably one of the most common issues with an upgrade outside not running the DB update script.
Since vQmod doesn't use useCache anymore the likely cause of the error now is failure to properly update startup.php to the current version. Failure to update all the files is probably one of the most common issues with an upgrade outside not running the DB update script.
-Ryan
Yes, i have solved it also.
We need to edit this startup.php in system/startup.php.
Put in:
require_once(DIR_SYSTEM . 'library/encryption.php');
right after php opening <?php
If don't understand, your head of the php files should be like this:
<?php
require_once(DIR_SYSTEM . 'library/encryption.php');
Thanks brands501 you save me. Also may god bless you!
We need to edit this startup.php in system/startup.php.
Put in:
require_once(DIR_SYSTEM . 'library/encryption.php');
right after php opening <?php
If don't understand, your head of the php files should be like this:
<?php
require_once(DIR_SYSTEM . 'library/encryption.php');
Thanks brands501 you save me. Also may god bless you!
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