Jack_mcs

Thank you for the images. I don't recall what's in the version you are using but the latest, unreleased, version has css to control how the text is displayed so that is not an issue.

Please explain what you mean by the menu. I don't understand the reference.

@ce7Glad to hear you got it working. But I'm curious why you would use two addons when one will work? With Information Pages, there's no reason to have files like conditions.php? While both addons may accomplish what you want, you now have to maintain both. Doesn't that just complicate things for you?

I'm not sure I understand but here are a few thoughts: - I'm not familiar with the define content addon but you can edit language pages in CE shops using the inbuilt define languages tool. - I suggest you use Information Pages SEO instead of Information Pages unlimited. Neither of those will work with hard-coded pages. But if you want to keep those pages, you can use the Message option to insert a message and that will accomplish the same thing. - If you just need to edit the language files you can install Text Master. But it will need some editing to remove filename definitions to make it CE compatible.

That's correct. The last updated version is not useable in a CE shop without editing. From the code @fredi posted, he has edited the files. I have a working version for CE Final but I haven't done any testing with BS4 so I don't know if it will work with it or not. The release of the new version is on my todo list so I will upload when I can.

This module does what you want but may not be ready-to-work in a CE shop. The basic code should work but it may reference definitions that are no longer in a CE shop.

If you are referring to the section "Best-for-now Legacy Browser Frame Breaking Script", you can put the first part in the template_top file and the second part in the footer or application_bottom file.

Yes, 1 and 3 are host issues. #2 is probably a host issue to. You can check your site here to see what it shows for TIS. For #4, there are only a few files that use iframes in the basic code though one of those might be a jquery file so that could explain all of the pages listed. Or maybe you have addons or code changes that use them. This page may help pass the scan.

Yes, but that is the more difficult way since there may be many pages. On the page where all of the tables are listed, click on the Empty link for that table to clear it all at once (see attached).

I suggest changing the above to /home/greenmo/public_html/includes/sessions/ That won't fix the problem you are having but is more secure. For the problem, I misunderstood John's last post. He wasn't saying to switch to disk, just showing where it was. The first thing I would try is to clear the sessions table. I've never seen this happen before but that is a likely cause of the problem/ Also, it could be that you site has hacker code in it. If you create a new account, log out and log back in, is your cart populated? Are the items in the customers carts the same for all customers (install the Master Password addon to check this)? Are the items to products on your site or do they link elsewhere?

I'm not sure that switching to file based sessions, which is what John, suggested will help but, if you do, are you sure the above is correct?

A new version has been uploaded with these changes: Added cancel and delete buttons back in. Added commands to remove backslashes on the shops FAQ page. Corrected code for the delete function. Found by member Tismi, Merged a number of functions into the code since they were not needed. Removed the tep_set_faq_visible function. Found by member luboshsh. Removed $_GET from function calls that were left over from the previous addon and no longer needed.

@TsimiThank you for mentioning the mistake. That code would work in lower versions of php but probably fail in the newer ones. @luboshshThank you for mentioning that. This addon is based on one that has been around for years and the coding in that was sloppy. I thought I had corrected all of those but see I missed some.

Thank you for pointing that out. I see the other language files in that location also use the definition so they all need to be changed.

A self-signed cert will display a warning and require your customers to accept it so it shouldn't be used. I haven't tried using one on a live shop for that reason but I doubt it would work the way your configure file is setup. The configure file is saying there is a cert for the domain name, which there isn't. You can try turning off the ssl option. That won't turn off the self-signed cert since that is applied by the server.