Nocturnaloner

This should be a simple one. I have Master Products installed with Option Type Feature. When I add items to the cart, I want to make sure that for slave items, the text attribute is not brought with it. All I need is a p.products_master_status check where it looks at the attribute type. Just need to get the syntax right. Here's the section from shopping_cart.php: //CLR 020606 check if input was from text box. If so, store additional attribute information //CLR 020708 check if text input is blank, if so do not add to attribute lists //CLR 030228 add htmlspecialchars processing. This handles quotes and other special chars in the user input. $attr_value = NULL; $blank_value = FALSE; if (strstr($option, TEXT_PREFIX)) { if (trim($value) == NULL) { $blank_value = TRUE; } else { $option = substr($option, strlen(TEXT_PREFIX)); $attr_value = htmlspecialchars(stripslashes($value), ENT_QUOTES); $value = PRODUCTS_OPTIONS_VALUE_TEXT_ID; $this->contents[$products_id]['attributes_values'][$option] = $attr_value; } } if (!$blank_value) { $this->contents[$products_id]['attributes'][$option] = $value;

Shazam! I hereby resurrect this thread, because not every case of the 1064 error is due to newer versions of MySQL or PHP.

Well, since no one can answer my question, I might as well help you with yours. By default, all of the tables on the main page template are auto-sized, meaning they stretch to fit the space available. You are trying to do a fixed layout, so you have to find those tables that are width="100%", and change them to a pixel value.

I'm trying to use Dreamweaver pop up menus in my template. I know javascript is working, because the mouseovers work, but in my browser's status bar I see the error symbol next to the words 'Building Menu' When I look at the error it says: Error 'Menu1' is undefined Code: 0 Any idea why this is happening?

Anyone at all?? Lonely... so lonely...

When this happened to me, I went into my database with phpmyadmin and edited the product_options_type_select. Some of those values were incorrectly "0" (dropdown), when they should be "1" (text field).

I'm getting empty quantity dropdowns next to text fields in this item. I'm sure it's happening in product_info.php, the question is, how to prevent it?

Hi, I'm using Option Type with Master Products, and my text fields are showing up with empty dropdown lists next to them. Am I doing something wrong? Take a look at the item here, and let me know what you think: The Item

Nevertheless, what does your $tempdir line look like in easypopulate.php? Are you sure you have a temp directory where that is pointing to? Are you sure that directory's permissions are set to 777?

This looks identical to the problem I just had, and the solution is to first make sure that you have a temp directory where EP thinks it is, and make sure its chmod is 777. Is your temp directory this: (/home/dcgtest2/public_htmltemp/ or this: (/home/dcgtest2/public_html/temp/ because if it's the latter, you may have a typo.

Okay, got it. It was a simple chmod problem. I moved my store to a different server, and had to re-chmod my catalog/temp to 777. Dumb mistake.

When I try to update my catalog, I get this in easypopulate.php: Warning: move_uploaded_file(/home/mysite/public_html/catalog/temp/EP2004Jun30-1503.txt): failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/mysite/public_html/catalog/admin/easypopulate_functions.php on line 32 Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move '/var/tmp/phpdYC8ni' to '/home/mysite/public_html/catalog/temp/EP2004Jun30-1503.txt' in /home/mysite/public_html/catalog/admin/easypopulate_functions.php on line 32 File uploaded. Temporary filename: /var/tmp/phpdYC8ni User filename: EP2004Jun30-1503.txt Size: 80820 Warning: file(/home/mysite/public_html/catalog/temp/EP2004Jun30-1503.txt): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/mysite/public_html/catalog/admin/easypopulate.php on line 656 Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/mysite/public_html/catalog/admin/easypopulate.php on line 680

Nope, this is: :) $query .= '" ,products_mediumimage="'.$v_products_mediumimage. '" ,products_largeimage="'.$v_products_largeimage; Ah, the semicolon. Such a little thing, to make such a big difference!

John. I'm getting SQL errors on my latest db upload: 1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '" ,products_mediumimage="video/impactSm.gif" ,products_largeima Here is the uncommented area of my easypopulate.php: $query .= '" ,products_mediumimage="'.$v_products_mediumimage. '" ,products_largeimage="'.$v_products_largeimage. Is this the correct syntax?

Ok, I found it. It's actually not in this thread. It's here.