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As I recall, core osC for that version does not provide an "available stock" display field on the product_info.php page. I'm sure there's a simple add-on for this. When you locate it, just wrap the available stock code using the same IF statement.

Good! I'm glad this was helpful.

Ok, ..so I don't have that version here. The closest to this that I have is v2.3.4 I ran a quick scan on that version and the results were slightly different. advanced_search_results.php index.php /includes/modules/product_listing.php That product_listng module is included in several files.

What osCommerce version do you have? I did a quick search for that database constant and those 4 files came up. Also, your IF statement will be slightly different if you have the Guest Checkout add-on installed.

You can do this if you are at least semi-technical. The database setting to display quantity is called, PRODUCT_LIST_QUANTITY. It's found in the following 4 core files, though there could be other instances depending on your add-ons. advanced_search_results.php products_new.php specials.php /includes/modules/product_listing.php There are different ways to do this, but one of the simplest is to condition the code related to PRODUCT_LIST_QUANTITY by wrapping it in an IF statement, like: if (tep_session_is_registered('customer_id')) { // PRODUCT_LIST_QUANTITY related code } If this is too technical for you, then you will need to find someone to do it for you. I just gave you the blueprint for it. However, I think you should first search the osC add-ons marketplace to see if someone might have posted an add-on for this.

The final movie produced in VHS format was “A History in Violence,” which debuted in 2006. The Raid: Redemption is 2012.

@eagleg If you have not already, see The Raid: Redemption and The Raid 2. The second one is actually better than the first, but you have to see them in order.

define('ENABLE_SSL', false); Should be set to true. Please remove/hide your prior post, because you are exposing your database username. DB_SERVER_USERNAME That's a security risk. You can do that by clicking on the Options drop-down menu at the bottom of your post.

How did you recently secure the site via https? It would seem like this is where the problem is. btw, I was a bit disappointed not to see The Raid: Redemption and The Raid 2 in your store. Those are some of my favorite martial arts films.

Interesting,.. it looks like you're forcing SSL on all pages. And, although the sign-in button redirects to that security page, the create_account.php page does not. Your search box feature results in the same server response. What (if anything) changed in recent times? What is your PHP version and osC version (looks like v2.3.1)? Could you post your catalog configuration file details, without the database details? So, just the top part of that file, and leave out everything related to the database in the second (bottom) half. This is the first place I would start, though it may not be where the problem resides.

@mb21uk The solution is here:

@Don R. Soucy Support for Zombie Phoenix is at https://phoenixcart.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=10 Please use that in the future.

@jerrymeola You can search for add-ons related to your keywords criteria here: https://apps.oscommerce.com/ There's not a list of all add-ons because it would be of no value to anyone, considering 20+ years of submitted add-ons. Personally, I have about 37 of my own. The new osC ownership expressed intent to revamp the add-ons site for osCv4 in the coming months.

"You are out of your mind. I run that software and it is very solid. Have been running it for years with lots of additions." lmao!,.. says the POS troll who joined osC forums 5 minutes before posting that bullshit! Hahaha!

Go into catalog/includes/functions/banner.php and find tep_activate_banners() function. Change the $banners_query line to the following: $banners_query = tep_db_query("SELECT banners_id, date_scheduled FROM banners WHERE date_scheduled IS NOT NULL");