I have copied the whole Arastta folder to my server and tried to create my own template.
To reproduce my problem:
1. visit http://tienda.qroft.com
2. add a product to your cart
3. on top right, click the Shopping Cart link that will redirect you to http://tienda.qroft.com/index.php/cart
4. change the quantity of your product and hit the refresh button
This leads to a white page with this result: {"location":"module"}
As i am using the "clothy template" without having touched any line of code i am not sure if this is due to a template dependencie or that my webhost sucks.
Thanks in advance and big greetings!
To reproduce my problem:
1. visit http://tienda.qroft.com
2. add a product to your cart
3. on top right, click the Shopping Cart link that will redirect you to http://tienda.qroft.com/index.php/cart
4. change the quantity of your product and hit the refresh button
This leads to a white page with this result: {"location":"module"}
As i am using the "clothy template" without having touched any line of code i am not sure if this is due to a template dependencie or that my webhost sucks.
Thanks in advance and big greetings!
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I guess if you activate advance error reporting, you get some more info, like: https://github.com/arastta/arastta/issues/617#issuecomment-266566542
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Oh and as i posted in an other forum entry:
If the URL is like this (with checkout before):
http://tienda.qroft.com/index.php/checkout/cart
then YES you can refresh the quantity. -
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LOL. I just activated SSL without turning it on via my webhost - now i can not access my page anymore.
I am such an idiot.
Can you tell me if the SSL check is safed in a file or within the database?
Hugs and greetings from here,
Carlos
[SOLUTION]
The SSL information is saved in your database at the table: XXX_SETTING
There search for the row config_secure
My value (after turning SSL on) was 3.
I changed it to 0 (zero)
Now i can access my page again
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Rune Rasmussen wrote:
I guess if you activate advance error reporting, you get some more info, like: https://github.com/arastta/arastta/issues/617#issuecomment-266566542
Thanks, i just did so, and you are right, there pops up the Referrer Error.
One question though: i checked the github link you mention and the files in there are not the same as with mine.
For example there is a checkSslRedirection function that i can not find in my cart.php.
I thought i have downloaded the latest Arastta version via the homepage, or shall i download a branch from github to get this error away?
Thanks again! -
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Look at the date on GH, lot's of changes since then ...
But the issue was indeed ignored, and sadly still happens for some, since you see it.
I haven't looked at it since, but you might want to check and post your server info. And not to forget, test default Arastta setup, with default template.
https://arastta.org/docs/user-manual/tools/system-information -
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Rune Rasmussen wrote:
Look at the date on GH, lot's of changes since then ...
But the issue was indeed ignored, and sadly still happens for some, since you see it.
I haven't looked at it since, but you might want to check and post your server info. And not to forget, test default Arastta setup, with default template.
https://arastta.org/docs/user-manual/tools/system-information
I just did as you say and the problem is also happening with the default template.
Do you know what kind of setting should be set to avoid this error?
I just realized that a lot of my php settings are not set as written in the Arastta documentation.
I tried to create a php.ini but then my page does not work anymore. My host, strato.es, seems to not like manual php.ini fieles.
Do you know of an example php.ini to see if the settings can be changed?
Thanks in advance!
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