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Piquanti

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    Jonathan O'Neal
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  1. Once again, I am thwarted by my own stupidity, and once again, you've helped me resolve the problem. I thank you.
  2. Hello again. After being pulled away from this project for a while, I am back with another problem. On the desktop version of my site, during checkout, I get: The offending code: 77:// load all enabled payment modules 78: require(DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'payment.php'); 79: $payment_modules = new payment; 80: 81: require(DIR_WS_LANGUAGES . $language . '/' . FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT); 82: 83: $breadcrumb->add(NAVBAR_TITLE_1, tep_mobile_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_SHIPPING, '', 'SSL')); 84: $breadcrumb->add(NAVBAR_TITLE_2, tep_mobile_link(FILENAME_CHECKOUT_PAYMENT, '', 'SSL')); I have gone through the installation instructions again (twice), verifying that everything is set up correctly, and I don't see any problems. (Naturally, that doesn't mean this isn't some stupid mistake I've made.) I do see that tep_mobile_link() is defined in mobile/includes/functions/general.php, and one version of general.php or the other is included from application_top.php. I tried forcing the mobile version to be included, but that gave me other errors. I tried copying the definition of tep_mobile_link (wrapped in "if (!function_exists...") into the other general.php, and even into checkout_payment.php, but those generated other errors as well. The mobile version of the site seems to work OK. Any help or thoughts would be much appreciated. Thank you.
  3. @@raiwa - Thank you. I feel like an idiot - I somehow overwrote catalog/includes/header.php with catalog/mobile/includes/header.php. Replacing the stock version of catalog/includes/header.php did the trick. I am now reviewing every file to make sure I don't have any other accidental overwrites hiding in the tree. Thanks again. Hopefully, any future questions I might have will not revolve entirely around my own stupidity.
  4. Hello all, I am very frustrated with iOSC right now. Here is the short story: 1) First, I set up OSC 2.3.4 and got everything working OK. I know my platform is stable, and I am learning my way around OSC. 2) I found iOSC, then tried to install it into a copy of my site, got a major mess (mostly my fault; I had made some customizations to my site.) 3) I created a plain-vanilla installation of OSC 2.3.4 (no modifications except what was necessary to install) and tried to install iOSC. I did this three different times, because the documentation was confusing to me. Using this "out of the box" OSC 2.3.4 + iOSC 7.5.7r2 (installed as per Install_osc_2_3.docx), I have managed to get the Admin screens to work, and the mobile site seems to work. However, the desktop site is broken. When I attempt to load the desktop site, I get: Google didn't find that error referenced anywhere. I thought maybe there was an "include" or "require" somewhere that should have been "include_once" or "require_once", but I couldn't find it, so I added the following to ht_canonical.php: if (!function_exists('StripSessionIDcan')) { {{existing StripSessionIDcan declaration}} } That got me past the redeclaration error, but now I get: Instead of chasing this down a rabbit hole, I thought I'd ask for help. I assume I either have a configuration problem or I messed up the iOSC install again. Anyone have any thoughts? Thanks in advance. Environment details: Server OS: Linux 2.6.18-400.1.1.el5PAE Database: MySQL 5.5.40-36.1-log HTTP Server: Apache PHP Version: 5.2.17 (Zend: 2.2.0)
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