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Al Brookbanks

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  1. It looks like SSL isn't setup right in you hosting.
  2. If it's still showing 6.1.9 then it can't have the new version files. You'll need to upload again.
  3. This is much more up to date https://www.cubecart.com/extensions/plugins/paypal-powered-by-braintree
  4. You can run the following SQL command to add it if you want. INSERT INTO `CubeCart_history` (`version`, `time`) VALUES ('6.1.10', UNIX_TIMESTAMP());
  5. CubeCart is not a hosted solution so you don't need a third party permission username. You just need your own dedicated API credentials. In other words we don't act as an intermediary in anyway.
  6. It's flood control. Just wait 6 seconds and it will work next time. I think it's just designed to stop the server getting hammered.
  7. CubeCart 6.1.10 has been released fixing a compatibility issue with PHP 5.4. Any merchant experiencing upgrade or install blocks will want to upgrade to this release instead. If you have already successfully upgraded to 6.1.9 there is no need to upgrade to this new release but we offer a patch below which will bring your store to 6.1.10 without having to perform a full upgrade again. What's New? - 2 resolved issues Netsparker Audit Result Test not required. Download: CubeCart-6.1.10.zip Download Patch: CubeCart-6.1.9_to_6.1.10_patch.zip Patch Info: If you have already upgraded to 6.1.9 successfully then you may want to patch it to 6.1.10 by simply replacing the contents of this file. Please note that the admin folder name will differ to that in the patch archive. Many thanks to Nikita from Softaculous for their detailed report concerning this issue.
  8. Updating your PHP version will fix this but CubeCart should work on PHP 5.4. The guys at Softaculous told me this.. I'll get a patch and new release in the next 24 hours. Sorry for any inconvenience.
  9. This is the second time I have heard this but no one has give me the error message yet. So far I have upgraded about 15 store and so far all have been a success.
  10. https://support.cubecart.com/Knowledgebase/Article/View/228/43/how-do-i-upgrade-from-cubecart-v6-to-latest-v6
  11. No upgrading manually will always work. Apache being able to write to your file structure depends on your hosting config for the auto upgrade tool to work.
  12. No because it depends on your hosting configuration. There's no one fit answer for all. There are some Google results for this and your hosting company may be able to help you. https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+make+directory+writable+by+apache
  13. No it means Apache doesn't have permission to write where required. You'll need to change the file permission of every file for it to work or upgrade manually.
  14. We are pleased to announce the release of 6.1.9. This is just a maintenance release but upgrade is recommended. What's New? - 44 resolved issues Netsparker Audit Result Passed with no exploitable security issues found. Download: CubeCart-6.1.9.zip
  15. https://support.cubecart.com/knowledgebase/article/View/223/45/how-do-i-debug-a-blank-screen-error
  16. The article form 2012 is still completely valid. If you are using the Foundation skin then take a look at the official docs combined with our support article. http://foundation.zurb.com/sites/docs/v/5.5.3/
  17. That's your problem. Please see: https://www.cubecart.com/hosting-requirements
  18. I think if SSL is switched on the admin side forces SSL. It's stored in the config array in the CubeCart_config table. ssl needs to be set to have a value of 0.
  19. Is SSL enabled? If so turn it off before exporting the database. I can't remember if v4 detects paths or not. If it does it may have a problem with the username style path. Maybe you can setup http://localhost/shop instead?
  20. The best place to get technical support for CubeCart is directly from us. We are the only source that knows CubeCart inside out and back to front.
  21. Hosts can make these changes without letting their clients know. The more the browser caches and for longer the less hits on the server.
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