May this have something to do with the landing page change i made?
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Quite possibly.
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May this have something to do with the landing page change i made?
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No, this is not good. What are you seeing that is causing you to believe you need to do this? I have customers using this registry method that run for months without clearing the cache. They do need to clear it when making some admin changes like adding blocks, etc. But nothing that would be considered regular maintenance.
Yeah, I agree with “T” in that the whole idea behind the SQLITE mod in 2.0.14 was to eliminate the need for all the user intervention, so it is rather puzzling that although you are seeing improvements in site performance, you still believe or have the need to constantly clear your cache.
Regardless “T” is the expert in tearing this code apart & putting it back together again (& actually having it work properly)!
I am nothing more than a “Master Manipulator” that somehow manages to survive from day to day (although I am rather talented at business survival).
I will again strongly suggest that you consider upgrading at your leisure, even if you only upgrade to 2.0.15 and stop there for awhile!
[QUOTE]Struck, I love red wine color in lips, nails and cars. I also love red wine, if it is Spanish even better [/QUOTE]
Well, I am almost speechless and overwhelmed with pleasant thoughts, I only have experience with red Merlot, however, there is absolutely nothing wrong with Spanish girls, they are quite precious! :oops:
Can you post a screenshot of the page you are on before you click whatever action takes you to a page not found and then tell us what you are clicking?
Is it a link you can hover over and see what the Href would be in the browser status area? Or is it a button (like Save)?
[quote name=‘tbirnseth’]Can you post a screenshot of the page you are on before you click whatever action takes you to a page not found and then tell us what you are clicking?
Is it a link you can hover over and see what the Href would be in the browser status area? Or is it a button (like Save)?[/QUOTE]
ok, it is simple to explain, when I edit an order and get to final step, I have 2 choices (buttons) : SAVE or SAVE & CHECKOUT
like here:
It doesn’t matter if I hit save or checkout, what i get is a 404 error: page not found, like here:
What it is supposed to happen is that I get redirected to order details with all changes already done, yet this does not happen, i get a 404 error.
One thing I must add, I can make changes ok, that is not the issue
Does this modify not only the checkout final step for customers in the store but also checkout final step in the backend when editing? That would explain what happens, right?
I thought I was just modifying step 4 in store’s checkout not in admin panel.
Without knowing what version you are running it is difficult to check. But similar code for 2.1.4 is on line 2878 of fn.cart.php and is bracketd by an If(AREA == ‘A’ || $action == ‘repay’ ) which would mean that it would only apply to the admin view or when a customer is repaying an order that was previously declined. Otherwise they would go to the checkout.checkout page (if one page checkout) or checkout.summary (if not one-page checkout).
If what you are wanting to do is to redirect to a custom landing page, I would do this in the checkout controller such as:
addons/my_changes/customer/checkout.post.php
and add detection for the $mode you want to catch (complete?) and then do your redirect there. You should ensure that your landing page includes a {hook name=“checkout:order_confirmation”}{/hook} tag so that you can continue to keep order confirmation scripts in a single location. But if you’re using a ‘page’, you won’t be able to do that and the order data will not be available…
Your code should take the user to your ‘page’ for the landing page. But note that anything you have in the hook “orders:confirmation” will not execute nor will any of the current order’s data be available to your template.
Notice that 2 lines above the line you changed is a line that looks like:
So you could make your change without every modifying a core file by creating or adding to addons/my_changes/func.php this function
function fn_my_changes_order_placement_routines($order_id) {
fn_redirect(INDEX_SCRIPT."?dispatch=pages.view&page_id=20");
}
and in addons/my_changes/init.php add or change
register_hooks('order_placement_routines');
When the fn_set_hook() is called in the fn_order_placement_routines() function, your registered hook will be called with the order_id as the argument. In your case, you don’t even need the order_id. When your fn_my_changes_order_placement_routines() is called, you will redirect to your page from there.
Any future upgrade will not require any modifications to keep your change working. Trying to educate, not confuse. But not sure I’m successful!
Any future upgrade will not require any modifications to keep your change working. Trying to educate, not confuse. But not sure I’m successful! :-)[/QUOTE]
Yes, I understood what you explained and I appreciate your help. I may not be the best pupil but I make an effort
I’ll make those changes and hopefully solve the issue. Thanks again!
I restored the changes I made in core folder, now I get no errors when editing yet still do have my landing page.
So I went to addons/my_changes to add the functions as you suggested in order to finally have my landing page and I can not find the files func.php or init.php in addons/my_changes.
Maybe I’m looking in the wrong folder or maybe those files are not there in my version, I do not know.
All I see in addons/my_changes is a file named addon.xml
By default, the my_changes addon is a “placeholder” or a “stub”. It has no funciontality and they chose not to provide any structure to it for people to use.
Hence, you will have to create the files if they don’t exist. Same goes for the hook template files or anything else you do with any addon.
tbirnseth, I have done as per your advise the following:
I created init.php in my_changes folder and copied the following content:
if ( !defined('AREA') ) { die('Access denied'); }
fn_register_hooks('order_placement_routines');
?>
I had a problem in line 3 and then realized, tbirnseth, it was not register_hooks but fn_register_hooks, after I modified it, I had no problem at all.
I created another file: func.php with the following content:
if ( !defined('AREA') ) { die('Access denied'); }
function fn_my_changes_order_placement_routines($order_id) {
fn_redirect(INDEX_SCRIPT."?dispatch=pages.view&page_id=20");
}
?>
I have the same problem as before, it works for the landing page, I made a test order and was taken to the landing page without any issue but when I edit an order in admin panel, I get a “page not found” error at the end of the editing process, where I should get the order page already modified.
Is there something wrong in the code above, is there anything else I need to add or modify?
What;'s the URL in your address bar when the 404 is generated?
You could bracket the fn_redirect() within a test for the AREA being ‘C’ I.e.
if( AREA == 'C' ) {
fn_redirect(INDEX_SCRIPT."?dispatch=pages.view&page_id=20");
}
This will ensure that if this hook is called from the admin area that it will not redirect. Make sure you have backed out your other changes made prior to adding the hook.
Sorry about the typo. I just type this stuff and don’t syntax check it…
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