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@oceanleeThe answer will depend greatly on what version of oscommerce you are using. See the Need Help link in my signature to provide the needed details.

I've installed the app many times, as have others here, and I've never seen a case where the update would not work. If you have not altered the 5.010 files then my guess is that the server is blocking the download. You can look in the error_log file in admin, if it exists. Or ask your host to check the log for failed connections or downloads dealing with paypal.

You should see a button on the credentials page, or any of the paypal pages, that says View Update. Click on it and it should change to Apply Update. The update to 5.0.8, which is the last version, will be installed.

This one should fix it. includes.zip

That last change should be change $category_name = $OSCOM_category->getData($current_category_id, 'name'); $category_level = $OSCOM_category->setMaximumLevel(1); $category_array = $OSCOM_category->buildBranchArray($current_category_id, $category_level); to $category_name = $GLOBALS['category_tree']->get($GLOBALS['current_category_id'], 'name'); $category_level = $GLOBALS['category_tree']->setMaximumLevel(1); $category_array = $GLOBALS['category_tree']->buildBranchArray($current_category_id, $category_level);

Missed that one. Please edit that file and change const CONFIG_KEY_BASE = 'MODULE_CONTENT_PI_DESCRIPTION_HEADERTAGS'; to const CONFIG_KEY_BASE = 'MODULE_CONTENT_PI_DESCRIPTION_HEADERTAGS_'; For the second problem, in that file change $category_name = $OSCOM_category->getData($current_category_id, 'name'); to $category_name = $GLOBALS['category_tree']->get($GLOBALS['current_category_id'], 'name');

@Owl SauronThe attached should fix all of the issues you found. Just upload the files over the existing ones to apply. HTS_QUCIK_FIX.zip

I don't know what to tell you. The code works fine here in two 15 shops. If the changes work for you, then they will be fine other that allowing invalid characters into the SEO fields, if present.

Some shop owners want visitors from China on their sites so blocking all of China is not good for them. And it is difficult to know if a visitor from China is legitimate or not. You can install View Counter and block all of China if you want. Or block the IP's of the obvious hacking attempts it finds or search bots from China.

@artfulwebFor the first change you made, you replaced product handling code with category handling code so that won't work. For problem #1, that may be related to that incorrect change. For problem #2, it appears you didn't upload the new file for v 15. Previous versions of Phoenix changed language_id to id. In v 15, some, but not all, of those changes were reversed. That's the only reason a version of this addon was needed for 15 .

Trying to update your version would be a waste of effort. You should download and install the community version.. Search the forums for how to convert your database to work with it.

This addon is meant to inform the shop owner when someone who isn't marked as valid logs in to the admin. This can be used to catch hackers, past employees or just anyone that shouldn't be in the shops admin. This addon will work in any version of Phoenix. It may work in Frozen though the hook may need to be altered or added.

A new version has been uploaded with these changes: Changed the code in the HTS display module in admin to prevent php warnings. Changed the code in the HTS test file in admin to prevent php warnings. Changed the code in admin/categories.php to automatically fill in the stock SEO fields. Found by @alix32. Changed code on the keywords page to fix errors in the position code. Changed code in the test file to fix errors. Changed code in the Version Checker for php warning. Corrected link in Version Checker that gave incorrect results. Corrected the install instructions. Found by @geoffreywalton. Moved the keyword search handler to a hook in Phoenix. Removed some unused defines left over from a previous version. Notes: 1 - The only changes are for the -14 and -15 Phoenix versions. Though the -14 changes will apply to some previous versions. 2 - Don't rely on the change instructions for the categories.php file. Due to the changes to that file with each Phoenix release, it is just not feasible to keep the install instructions updated. Use a compare program to find the needed changes.

You would have to edit the tep_draw_forms lines and include the other code for HP to display and verify. It is not something I can offer in a support thread. But it is not included in the package because I don't see the need for it. The most a hacker could do is guess at an email address and password. I suppose he could have a script to try email variations but I doubt they would spend the time on such wild guessing since the chances of finding a matching pair seem very unlikely. And even if that was not an issue, there isn't anything in HP's code that could identify someone as a hacker on that page. So I suggest not bothering trying to figure that change out.

Those are fine as long as they don't prevent any part of the shop from working correctly.