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spooks

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  1. @mr_absinthe OK, glad you could finally test with PEAR and found that works, helps me to track the issue. Not sure the link you gave is of any relevence, as you found, once PEAR is properly set up ,it works. Try this change in mail_backups.php replace (98): $data = @fread($fp,filesize(DIR_FS_BACKUP . $filename)); with: $data = ''; while (!feof($fp)) $data .= @fread($fp, 1024);
  2. I have done a re-write, I'll release fairly soon, no-doubt before osC 2.4 is out, which it will also work with.
  3. You might have more luck with http://addons.oscommerce.com/info/8374 which can do want you want and more plus is a very easy install.
  4. @@Komal See my reply in the other thread you posted. Please don't create duplicate posts on a single issue. :blink:
  5. @@Brainbug125 I could add a comment option on mailing backups, I don't think its wise to add a comment to the backup file, I recall Jan saying he did that but it caused an issue. Though auto-backup does add a summary comment, but the backup code in that is different to this (I did a complete re-write from the original) The other way would be to create additional log files.
  6. I see there have been many updates, have you applied them.
  7. if your needing to refer to content in a parent dir, just place ../ at the head of the url, don't use absolute links, ie ../image/image.jpg
  8. 1st you have a serious problem with the menu's (header and footer) the links are not formatted correctly & can cause loss of cart/login etc http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/topic/330479-what-is-the-oscsid-why-you-must-not-loose-it/ I would suspect you add-to cart problem is an attributes issue, if a product has attributes and the attributes array is not correctly formated then the cart addition is rejected. Try removing all attributes from a product then adding that.
  9. It exists, don't remember what its called though
  10. Please be specific when you ask, it saves going back and forth. Have you set Remove all non-alphanumeric characters to false so it wont ignore your - ? Have you looked at using a separate style sheet for SSL pages, that's the usual way.
  11. Look at Paypal Website Payments Pro but check out the documentation for all the options and also if you will be required to pass PCI DSS
  12. Upgrade from paypal express
  13. Short words are not useful for SEO, hence removal, I would not reduce that setting below 2. Setting to 0 may cause other issues too. I'm not clear on your 2nd, other than to say do not use absolute paths for inter-site links.
  14. @@dakota259 I`ve now tested this and cannot reproduce. Could you say what does happen & have you tried clearing the browser cache?
  15. Did you advise them how insecure that is? In some places you could be considered liable if you don't.
  16. Currently the Add-ons site has separate sections for each osC version and if a add-on supports multiple versions it has to be duplicated into multiple downloads for each osC version, this is soon to be exacerbated by release of osC 2.4. Could the add-ons site be modified such that any add-on can be edited to show all the versions it supports and better still also state what php versions are supported? As a further improvement I think it would help if there were some sort of scoring system for add-ons, all there is currently is most recently downloaded, which says nothing for how good those downloaded are. @@Harald Ponce de Leon
  17. @mr_absinthe Yes, the trouble is a am unable to duplicate your issue on any server and no-one else has reported the same. So it would be very helpful to know if you have the same issue with PEAR, would enable me to narrow the issue down greatly.
  18. @mr_absinthe As stated in the doc, you need PEAR mail with smtp & mime classes, otherwise you will see that warning message. The fact that PEAR is installed does not mean you will automatically have all. The change is easy for your host though.
  19. If you hate osC so much, what did you come here for!! :'( I did point out in your other post you've messed up in your install, nice you blame your failings on the software!
  20. @@dakota259 I`ll check that out & get back to you.
  21. @@Dum Dum Check your installing in the right place your error says you have a catalog folder (ie not a root install) but do you have that? or is it really a root install? The drop in files are in a catalog folder for a root install you remove/ignore that folder. @@ja1nsa If its a new site how come u don't remember which u used! I don't believe Robert included any version idents, check you app top but otherwise do a file compare.
  22. Yes, especially with Google's campaign for fast sites (which I suspect was partly due to the excessive use of javascript many sites were guilty of) you need a fast site, so its daft when the thumbnailer you use to cut loading times increases them as well with too much processor use. Yes, nothing you add should make you fail validation, I think its a pity there isn't some sort of a scoring system for add-ons, it would make it easier to avoid the bad ones. :huh:
  23. Have you read the OTF thread on the current issues? Have you looked at the performance hit oscThumb makes on your server OTF thumbs will do the same, or is your server capacity high enough and visitor count low enough not to matter? As I mentioned in the OTF thread I did a rewrite as couldn't find anything that would work properly and didn't use excessive resources, I'm still considering if its worth creating a new add-on around that.
  24. I would suspect you have created errors in your install Check your error log, enable error display if not already done. Ensure your using a decent editor and aren't creating any 'white space' issues
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