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holljac
Ecommerce module
  • 2011/5/10 2:46

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There used to be a module that integrated zen-cart with xoops. I used it for several years and really liked it. Then the updating of it stopped. I ended up installing zen within the modules directory and then hacking the zen theme to make it look like the xoops theme. It was not in any way integrated with xoops. In short it was a real hack. There is currently one for zen but quite frankly, it was basically what I did and it won't even install properly for me either. It appears that Oledrion is dead as far as xoops is concerned. Xoops osCommerce seems dead, at least not updated. So the real point to all this is that Xoops NEEDS to have a viable up to date ecommerce module. I have used Xoops since about the 2.0.13 or .14 release and would like to stay with it. However, the lack of an active and usable ecommerce module is forcing me to look elsewhere. Is there any one out there who is working on a new ecommerce module? I thinks this is vital to xoops in order to remain viable as a CMS. All other CMSs have some form or another of ecommerce module, but xoops does not.

Yes, I know I'm welcome to write one. If I could I would. In the meantime, I have started exploring other options to xoops.



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Re: Fatal error: Class 'XoopsLogger' not found
  • 2011/3/5 5:54

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What is the difference that makes this happen? Is there anything I can do other than downgrading php? Yes it is xoops 2.3.3



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Re: Fatal error: Class 'XoopsLogger' not found
  • 2011/3/5 2:38

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I re-copied the site to local. Re-export the db and imported it locally. I have made sure that mainfile is pointing to the appropriate local folders. I have assured that all caches have 777 permissions. I've cleared all caches including the browsers. Commented out the lines about pre and post check for protector in the mainfile. Disabled all modules in the db except system. I still have the same error message.

Do you think it would be possible to try to run an upgrade even though it is erroring out?



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Re: Fatal error: Class 'XoopsLogger' not found
  • 2011/3/4 17:39

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A fresh install of xoops works fine. That isn't the issue. I just tried disabling all modules except the system module via phpMyAdmin. I still get the same error.

I would love to upgrade, but am not going to do it on the live site. That is why I want to have a local copy up and running.



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Re: Fatal error: Class 'XoopsLogger' not found
  • 2011/3/3 16:44

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Protector has been disabled via phpMyAdmin. I used an rsync client and copied the entire site from remote to local, then made appropriate changes to the mainfile and made sure all the folders that required write privileges had them. I emptied all caches including the browser cache.

The whole reason why I want to do this is so that I can do an upgrade locally and then ftp it up after all bugs and issues are fixed. I am not willing to risk extended downtime on the live site. So until I can get this working there won't be any upgrading.



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Re: Fatal error: Class 'XoopsLogger' not found
  • 2011/3/2 21:58

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Anyone? Any ideas??



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Fatal error: Class 'XoopsLogger' not found
  • 2011/3/2 5:49

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I'm trying to copy my site from the hosted server to home server. I have made sure that all permissions and ownerships are correct. I've also made sure that the mainfile is relevant to local and not remote. I have emptied the cache folders and the browser cache too. I have two other sites on my local computer, a zen-cart and a drupal. These work fine. No matter what I try, all I get is a blank page with the following on it:

Strict Standards: Non-static method XoopsLogger::instance() should not be called statically in /var/www/html/bows/include/common.php on line 107

Fatal error: Class 'XoopsLogger' not found in /var/www/html/bows/include/functions.php on line 316

I have tried several things that I have found on the web and in the forum and cannot figure out what is wrong. A few things that are different is my setup is using php version 5.3.3 and the hosting company's is using 5.2.16. My version of mysql is 5.1.42 and the hosting company's is 5.1.47-community-log. Hosting is using Apache 2.2.17 and I'm using 2.2.16.
Does anyone have any ideas what is going on and how to fix it?

I'm using Xoops version 2.3.3 on Linux and the hosting is using Linux also. I wanted to bring the site down to my computer so I upgrade to the newest xoops in a local setting rather than live one.



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Re: 2.4.2 login issue
  • 2009/12/17 7:05

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Ok so here's how it goes. I've installed several versions on my home server and here is the short version.

2.3.2a installs, then goes to blank page when you hit next at step 11 of 11.
2.3.3 gets to page_configsite.php and then goes to a blank page. Will not continue
2.3.3b gets to page_configsite.php and then goes to a blank page. Will not continue
2.4.0 installs fine, then changing to custom session breaks admin login.
2.4.1 installs fine, then changing to custom session breaks admin login.
2.4.2 installs fine, then changing to custom session breaks admin login.

The live site is hosted at Bluehost. It's bpbows.com. Bluehost is set up with

Linux (unknown distro)
Apache version 2.2.14
PHP version 5.2.11
MySQL version 5.0.81-community-log
xoops 2.3.3 w/custom sessions

When I copy a backup from the web host to a local directory and reconfigure the mainfile, all I get is a blank page. Yes I've cleared the caches and checked permissions. Another thing to is that when I turn on debug via phpMyAdmin I get no output from it. This is true with all the versions with blank page syndrome. The backup from Bluehost used to work on my home machine. Apparently a recent update of php or MySQL has broken it for me.

If you have any ideas I'd love to hear them.



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Re: 2.4.2 login issue
  • 2009/12/17 4:03

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I'll give it a try and let you know.



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Re: 2.4.2 login issue
  • 2009/12/14 0:40

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I am using PCLinuxOS version 2010, Apache 2.2.14, MySQL 5.1.41 and PHP version 5.3.1.




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