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I'm not the expert on this, but you might try setting /images/uploads/ (and then thumbs) to 666, all else to 644.

At least in the Killer skin, there is no specific style for the text you are interested in. The font is inherited from ".boxContent" found in the layout.css file. If you change the font size here, it will affect a great many things.

Your hosting space providers may have given you a new chunk of real estate. So, in the /includes/global.inc.php file, rootDir parameter, make sure it's still valid. For example, /home/content/a/a/b/myspace/html/store might now be /home/content/w/c/s/mynewspace/html/store

Specifically what I mentioned about the field named "type". If the CSV that you are uploading into CC does not have this field, and the value for this field is other than "1", CC Admin is not going to show that record in the list of customers.

The Customer table seems fairly straightforward. The /admin/customers/index.php file brings in the records of all type = 1 customers. When you copied (inserted from SQL generated from extracting out of source table) customers into the Customers table, did you verify all fields had a value? Be sure to look at the "type" column and if blank, put a 1 in it. Other than that, I see no reason why your Admin, View Customers list would not be showing all records.

This is very probably not a CubeCart issue. But just to conclude this thread, see: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=25621 Are you running your own server? Can you make changes to the installation of your PHP and/or MySQL files? One interesting comment in the report held that somewhere along the way, the actual phrase got added to the application code. It was visible all the time not because of continuously generating the error, but rather it ended up being hard-coded in the HTML the application was delivering to the visitor's browser.

MySQL supports neither '||' nor '+' for concatenating strings. Perhaps only Visual Basic supports '&' for concatenation. MySQL supports an unlimited number of arguments to CONCAT(). I would try: "update CubeCart_category set cat_metakeywords = CONCAT('cat_name', 'word1', 'word2', 'word3', 'word4')"

Umm... I would recommend that you obliterate the current install, then re-install. Why? Because it seems you uploaded the actual upload folder (and everything in it). While that's not a critical error, it just makes your store's address contain the word "upload". But if that's cool with you, let 'er rip. The instructions should emphasize that you should FTP the "contents" of the upload folder, not to include the actual upload folder object itself. Then edit your global.inc.php file again: "/upload/" becomes "/" and remove 'upload' from everywhere else. You might also want to add the "www." part to your addresses if that's how your web space responds. To check if your secure certificate is being recognized, go to your store. Then change the address in your browser to https://whatever manually (note the 's' in 'https'). Your browser will either show the same page in the secure mode, or complain that the certificate is missing, installed wrong, or doesn't belong to you. (I think!) If everything seems to be working, switch on SSL mode. There will be a point during the checkout process that SSL is engaged and your browser will show whatever indications of having connected via SSL.

Root Secure is usually the same as rootRel in your global.inc.php file. Absolute Secure is usually the same as storeURL in your global.inc.php file except make http:// into https://. But they don't have to be. If they need to be really different from each other, you have a very complex hosting setup. Plus, don't set Enable SSL to Yes until you have your SSL Certificate installed.

Quick question: what version of MySQL are you using? It tells you on the Store Overview when you log in to your store's Admin.

Change: border: solid black 1px; to: /* border: solid black 1px; */

I've installed the Email Template System by Alon Kobets. Google for it. It may serve your needs.

Try \skins\-YourSkin-\styleTemplates\global\cart.tpl for pages that deal with the cart and cart contents. There is also \skins\-YourSkin-\styleTemplates\boxes\siteDocs.tpl if you want your link to appear in the siteDocs bar on every page.

I haven't looked at the tutorial, so I don't know if it said to put a hidden form element between table elements. I would put the hidden viewcat form element either inside a table cell element, or put it completely outside the table. Maybe you already did that and it didn't make a difference.

You are due a reply, even if it's to say we have no clue. This is not an error message I've seen (and in my fumbling ways, I've seen maybe almost of all of them). There are nodes in database server clusters. So, maybe your hosting provider is running short on the number of machines that can handle the database connection load. Step 4 is where CC tries to access your database to create and populate tables. There is an issue where some providers do not automatically assign a "user" to their subscriber's databases. You may want to investigate through your control panel (if you have one) if there's a user given permission to create tables. This username is specified in the global.inc.php file... who told you your username?

For example, if you are going to use txtDefault (the behavior of your Products list on the left), you need to modify the source code of your links. The thing is, I believe there's an ongoing issue with the editor not being able to easily collect and populate a drop-down list of available styles. But, luckily, the LINK dialog window, on the Advanced tab, allows you to specify a stylesheet class. So how can you tell what stylesheet classes you have available? And how to easily create others? Now you are getting into the realm of Webmaster instead of Store Administrator. And you will need the appropriate tools and skills.

Answers to similar problems would lead one to believe that your hosting provider either has not given you permission to use the common TEMP directory to hold PHP session files, or that your hosting control panel affords you the opportunity to create your own personal copy of php.ini within which you must specify what folder within your space to hold your session files. Your hosting provider may be able to give you more information.

You might want to look at this and see if it meets your needs. http://www.cubecartforums.org/index.php?showtopic=931

Well, the address gets me a 302 Moved Permanently to the same address plus a trailing slash. Then, that request gets me a 302 Moved Temporarily to the CC purchase page. Is this CC 3.0.xx? Might it be 4.x? I think I'm getting a CC cookie (two, in fact) on that 302 message. It starts with "ccSID...". So, I can't really answer your question unless you tell us what version - specifically - this is, and how you actually installed it: hosting control panel, FTP, whatever.

Ringwald's Law: Given any amount of flat surface, it will quickly get filled with junk.

Try this: layout.css: #topHeader { text-align: right; height: 110px; /* Probably should make this taller or equal to sessionBox height */ background-image: url(../styleImages/backgrounds/topHeader.gif); background-repeat: no-repeat; } #topLinkerBox { width: 236px; height: 110px; border: solid black 1px; float: left; } #sessionBox { text-align: left; background-image: url(../styleImages/backgrounds/sessionBg.gif); width: 236px; height: 96px; float: right; } index.tpl: <div id="topHeader"> <a href="http://www.cubecart.com"><div id="topLinkerBox"></div></a> <div id="sessionBox"> The width and height of the topLinkerBox should match the width and height of the background image "topHeader.gif". If it works, comment out the border line by wrapping it within /**/.

The <IMG> tags generated by your store do not have the leading "/" character. I recommend that you look at the global.inc.php file and see if the rootRel parameter is correct. If your store is at the root of your publicly accessible web space, this parameter should be just "/".

I suppose as long as it has the same folder hierarchy as the stock Classic, Killer, and Legend, CC should see it. If I recall, CC simply asks PHP to return a list of directories in the "skins" directory. Then CC lists those directories in the Admin, General Settings page. What's the exact name of the new folder in the skins folder?

Go to a friend's computer and see if the behavior still exists. If yes, probably a problem with your store, your host, your ISP, or maybe some kind of really smart router in your office LAN. If not, then it's probably a problem with the computer that you are using to manage your store.

We need to find out where the /neroparts part of the URL is coming from. Do you see it anywhere (other than in error messages) in your Admin control panel? Do you see it in the file: /includes/global.inc.php? Do you have a .htaccess file in your system?