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Hi .. I've been playing around a little with oscommerce and set up a sample site at http://chant4.co.uk/oscomc4sample1/catalog/ no problem there.

 

However, I'm now doing one for a client and therefore set one up at http://www.ultimatepartysupplies.co.uk/catalog/ (very early stages).

 

The strange thing on the second one is that if you click any of the links, you get a :8080 after the .co.uk which doesn't happen on teh first and I don't think I've done anything that might cause this.

 

can someone explain a: why b: will it do any harm c: can i (easily) change this

 

 

Thanks

 

 

 

Ritsos

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Hi .. I've been playing around a little with oscommerce and set up a sample site at http://chant4.co.uk/oscomc4sample1/catalog/ no problem there.

 

However, I'm now doing one for a client and therefore set one up at http://www.ultimatepartysupplies.co.uk/catalog/  (very early stages).

 

The strange thing on the second one is that if you click any of the links, you get a :8080 after the .co.uk which doesn't happen on teh first and I don't think I've done anything that might cause this.

 

can someone explain a: why b: will it do any harm c: can i (easily) change this

Thanks

Ritsos

 

 

the port number is web server defined, not by oscommerce

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Ok .. checked with my hosts who replied

 

The port number is not added by the server, so I would recommend checking the settings in your software to find out why it is adding it. There should be a setting that defines what port to use - you should be able to leave this either empty or set to 80.

 

So ... any idea where this setting is please ?

 

ta

 

 

Ritsos

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Try edit /catalog/includes/local/configure.php

 

Then find this line and change it to;

 

<?

define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://www.ultimatepartysupplies.co.uk');

 

You should also check your admin page, /admin/includes/local/configure.php and do the same setting.

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Try edit /catalog/includes/local/configure.php

 

Then find this line and change it to;

 

<?

  define('HTTP_SERVER', 'http://www.ultimatepartysupplies.co.uk');

 

You should also check your admin page, /admin/includes/local/configure.php and do the same setting.

 

 

Thanks for that ... There wasn't actually a file in those folders but I've created one with the info you gave me and seems to work fine .. cheers :D

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