This is a discussion on Log in Problems within the osCommerce 2.2 Modification Help forums, part of the osCommerce 2.2 Forums category; Getting this problem any ideas? When I go to log in, after clicking sign in I get a blank screen. ...
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| Getting this problem any ideas? When I go to log in, after clicking sign in I get a blank screen. Had a look at the error logs and this is what come up: PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: tep_validate_password() in /usr/virtual/1/angelbud/facepaintshop.co.uk/home/www-docs/catalog/catalog/login.php on line 26 Any help most gratefull. Thanks Carl |
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| Looks like your path is incorrect. See the /catalog/catalog ? That is most likely the problem. Make sure your configure.php has the correct file paths...
__________________ Michael Sasek osCMax Developer
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| I'm having the exact same problem, I think. I installed the mod to give customers the additional option of going straight to checkout without signing up for an account. When a customer attempts to log in to thier account with e-mail address & password, after clicking "sign in", this error comes up; Fatal error: Call to undefined function: tep_validate_password() in /home/doggie/public_html/store/login.php on line 26 My catalog is at http://www.doggietoys.net/store Is there a solution to this? What have I missed? Thanks |
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| OK, I fixed it! If you installed the mod for adding a 3rd option to login for "continue directly to checkout" without singing up for an account and returning customers get and error message saying "Fatal error: Call to undefined function: tep_validate_password() in /home/doggie/public_html/store/login.php on line 26" It's because a file change was missing in the original download; in catalog/includes/functions, there is a file named "password_funcs.php" you must change line 20 from function validate_password($plain_pass, $db_pass){ to function tep_validate_password($plain_pass, $db_pass){ That's it! |
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