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stretchr

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  1. Just a tip, doing a search on a key portion of your error, like tep_array_merge will often get you your answer. I had this same error and that is how I found out how to fix this. In MS2, tep_array_merge has been changed to array_merge Change that and you'll find it works just so. Cheers, Stretchr
  2. Just a tip, doing a search on a key portion of your error, like tep_array_merge will often get you your answer. I had this same error and that is how I found out how to fix this. In MS2, tep_array_merge has been changed to array_merge Change that and you'll find it works just so. Cheers, Stretchr
  3. This error is often caused by extra spaces at the end of the file. Try getting rid of any of those and you should be fine. Cheers, Stretchr
  4. Thanks, Jeff. Worked like a charm. Also, thanks for pointing out the error with sale and customer iif. I completely missed those. Cheers, Stretchr
  5. Finally, I just came across this. Don't know if it works since I just hacked the original myself, but it's worth a try: http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,1359
  6. This is my defined in admin/includes/languages/english/admin_members.php define('ADMIN_EMAIL_TEXT', 'Hello %s,' . "nn" . 'You can access the admin panel with the password listed below. Once you access the Administration Area for the first time, please change your password!' . "nn" . 'Website : %s' . "n" . 'Username: %s' . "n" . 'Password: %s' . "nn" . 'Kind Regards,' . "n" . '%s' . "nn" . 'This is an automated response. Please do not reply to this message!'); Hope that helps. Stretchr
  7. Here's what I have for ADMIN_EMAIL_TEXT define('ADMIN_EMAIL_TEXT', 'Hi %s,' . "nn" . 'You have successfully changed your password' . "nn" . 'Website : %s' . "n" . 'Username: %s' . "n" . "nn" . 'Please do not write your password down or share it with anyone.' . "nn" . 'Kind Regards,' . "n" . '%s' . "nn" . 'This is an automated response. Please do not reply to this message!'); It is defined in admin/includes/languages/english/admin_account.php Copy and paste the code and try retrieving your password. Cheers, Stretchr
  8. I have NO IDEA if this will work but try it. You're no further behind than you are now if it doesn't: Copy and paste this into your admin password field in MySQL: 9b90e723195581edf6ce959b11be47fb:f0 Try logging into Admin with the password: pickle Let me know if it works! Cheers, Stretchr
  9. By the way, to get an account I knew the password for, I just created a new user. You've probably figured that out but judging from the frustration in your posts, I figured I might go ahead and post this anyway. ;-) Good Luck! Cheers, Stretchr
  10. Please re-read what I wrote. I said to copy it into the password field in your MySQL database. But you first have to know what the password is, unencrypted. That's why I said to use an account that you DO know thte password for. When I had a similar problem, I could not just clear the field and log in because it did not accept a NULL value, so I used the method I posted for you, and it worked. I know how frustrating this is, having been there myself, so I hope that I explained it well enough for it to help you. Cheers, Stretchr
  11. As far as the ADMIN_EMAIL_TEXT and ADMIN_EMAIL_SUBJECT errors, those are just defines so they don't have any bearing on your current prediciment. The way I would address your password issue is: If you have a user account that you know what the password is, find that account in your MySQL database and copy that encrypted password then paste it into the admin password field. That way, you should be able to sign in. To fix the define problem, you must define what you want those variables to output. Mine are defined in admin/includes/languages/english/admin_members.php I got the answer to that problem from the thread so maybe you missed it. Sometimes you just have to keep trying until it works. Even when you're "sure" you followed the directions, it's easy to miss something and the computer very rarely makes a mistake. Most of the time, it's user error. ;-) HTH Stretchr
  12. I'm using it successfully with MS2. I just used Beyond Compare! to find the differences. I'm no coder but it seemed to go pretty easily. Good luck! Cheers, Stretchr
  13. AutoLogon 1.03 is NOT compatible with MS2. I'll start working on this as soon as I find the time. Thanks, Marcel. I'm sure I have the right contribution, this time. ;-)
  14. Can't help you on this but I am also having the same problem. I was very hopeful when I managed to install it with very little problem, despite postings to the contrary. I've even tried testing it on two different server os's, Linux and Windows but still no files generated. Both tests were on MS1. I'm holding off trying to install it on MS2 until I resolve the file creation issue. Anyone here have any suggestions? They would be appreciated. Thanks, Stretchr
  15. Using this contribution with MS2, even when Remember Me is checked, the user is not "remembered" when they return. Any idea what needs to be changed in this contrib to make it compatible with MS2? No error messages, by the way. Thanks, Stretchr
  16. O.K. I promised Marcel a confession, so here it is. I've been using a contribution by someone else that has virtually the same name as Marcel's Must Agree to Terms. When I had problems and searched the forums, I came upon this thread. Since that author didn't bother to put his/her name in the readme file, I assumed this was a thread for the mod I was trying to use. Bottom line, Marcel was very gracious and patient and once we realized I was not actually using his modification, I downloaded the mod by Marcel and it worked the first time with no problems. I know, RTFM! But I did read it! But when authors don't bother to include their names in the docs, it's easy to make a mistake. Of course, the other lesson is that it doesn't hurt to be patient with people, even if their mistakes appear to be rather stupid! :oops: :oops: :oops: Thanks Marcel! :D Cheers, Stretchr
  17. It happens with either one of them. I've looked into this more carefully and think I see now what is happening. The Paysystems module, unlike some of the other payment methods, such as the CC module or the Authorize.net mod, does NOT do credit card validation at the osC site. Rather, once you've chosen the payment method, your purchase values are transferred directly to the Paysystems secure checkout where you THEN enter your CC or Check info. For security purposes, I actually prefer this as I never have posession of the client's CC info and everything from this point is handled completely independently by Paysysetems. Unfortunately, it looks like the point where your mod kicks in is AFTER this point because if I just use the Credit Card payment module supplied with osC, I do get the validation error if I do not check the Agreement box. I wonder if you might have an idea how to modify your mod's behavior so that the agreement is required earlier in the process? Thanks at any rate for your help. Cheers, Stretchr
  18. I just did a clean install of 2.2MS2 and this was the first mod I put in. Followed all your directions exactly. Also, I do have JavaScript enabled in my IE6 as well as NS 7x browsers. I went directly to the Paysystems payment screen, even though I never ticked the agree to terms box. Any ideas? Thanks.
  19. Correct. As I said, I just started converting from 2.2MS1 to 2.2MS2 today, so I'll let you know. Thanks again. Cheers,
  20. I've just begun converting to MS2.2 so I'll let you know if it works but I was using MS2.1 when I couldn't get the validation. Thank you for the reply. Cheers,
  21. I'm using MS2 but I'm not getting any validation with this modification. Whether the Must Agree box is checked or not, the user can proceed to the payment page without any error message. I am also using Checkout without Account mod, among others, but I don't see how that would have any effect on this. I really like this mod and would like to use it if anyone could give me an idea how to get the validation script to work. Thanks.
  22. Hopefully this is a simple problem but I notice that whenever I log into the Admin panel, I must enter the username and password twice. Does anyone have an idea where I could look to figure out why this is happening so that I might correct it? Thanks.
  23. FWIW, I also notice that login failure emails place the subject line, Login Failure, in the body, instead of the subject. In the subject, the message displays the email address of the store owner. :huh:
  24. I only get the error when I receive email of a login failure, so I think the problem is here: // Send the Email to Store Owner if (EMAIL_ADMIN_LOGIN_ERROR == 'true') { tep_mail(STORE_OWNER, STORE_OWNER_EMAIL_ADDRESS, EMAIL_FAIL_TEXT_SUBJECT, sprintf(EMAIL_FAIL_BODY, date("m/d/Y G:i:s"), getenv('REMOTE_ADDR'), getenv('HTTP_USER_AGENT'), getenv('HTTP_REFERER'),$att_email, $att_pass ), STORE_OWNER, STORE_OWNER_EMAIL_ADDRESS, ''); } I don't see where it ever uses the EMAIL_FROM field? Could it be because there is no From entry the mail server is putting in the default "root" address? If so, where would I add the EMAIL_FROM to this code? Thanks
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