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That's in In the ADMIN SIDE ON THE SERVER (not your local copy)? :unsure:

When you get UPPER_CASE_EERORS like that it usually means you have missed a "define" in a PHP file. Check you /admin/includes/database_tables.php and be sure it includes definitions for TABLE_PAGES and TABLE_PAGES_DESCRIPTION

It's a value inserted into the configuration table in the DB when installed.

The person who wrote this needs to attend an osC 101 class. :huh: My guess would be this code in /admin/includes/boxes/configuration.php array( 'code' => 'Slider Conf', 'title' => 'Slider', 'link' => 'slider.php' ) Try this instead: array( 'code' => 'Slider Conf', 'title' => 'Slider', 'link' => tep_href_link('slider.php') ) If you don't use the tep_href_link() function on anchors you stand a pretty good chance of losing the session.

The "Cannot redeclare" error is caused by accidentally copying a "code" file into the "language" folder. Click the "Cannot redeclare" link i nmy signature for a simple way to find it.

There isn't as far as I know. There is a "Master Password" add-on that would allow you to log into their account at reset it that way. I don't know if it's been recoded to work with 2.3.x versions or not. Just so you know - osC passwords are "hashed" not "encrypted". That means you can't decipher them (unless you have buddies high up in the NSA, they might be able to...)

catalog/includes/language/\english/modules/shipping/zones.php You're posting 2.3.x questions in the 3.x part of the forum again.

Click me

define('MODULE_SHIPPING_FLAT_TEXT_DESCRIPTION', 'Local to SHEPPARTON, VICTORIA REGION ONLY!!<br> We reserve the right to cancel any orders outside the PICKUP AREA stated above that don\'t include shipping.');

Post the code from the file, lines 57 to 77 (sometimes what you consider a "line" and what the PHP parser considers it are different). Obviously something is amiss somewhere or you wouldn't be getting an error. :huh:

I like the visual.... (w00t) So what';s the code from the file on line 25? :unsure:

You'll have to post the error message. I'm not "magic" like you. :blush:

Did you catch the post by the other JIm? :unsure:

Try: $value = preg_replace ('/, --none--/', '', $value);