Help with a deleted product

[zling]

Hi,

Please help, I have deleted a product on magento back end but it is
till showing on my web-page. Can someone please tell me how to remove
it from the web page. if i can’t find the product in magento anymore
how is it possible?

I have also searched on the internet for help on this topic and
couldn’t find anything.

any help would be appreciated

thanks

Zling

[Jignesh Thummar]

also go to System >> Index Management >> select all and reindex data

Thanks

Jignesh Thummar

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On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 5:35 PM, Jignesh Thummar <jignes...@gmail.com> wrote:

go to system >> cache mgmt >> Select all and refresh your cache 

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Zling

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[zling]

I've tried refreshing cache - cache management and selecting all and noting happened. Also looked for  System >> Index Management >> select all and reindex data and there isn't anything called index management on the systems tab. 

[Ravindra Abeynaike]

have you cleaned the caches and reindexed your data?

[zling]

Yes i have tried that and nothing changed.

On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 2:25:20 PM UTC+1, Ravindra Abeynaike wrote:

have you cleaned the caches and reindexed your data?

Am 11.07.2012 14:02 schrieb "zling

Hi,

Please help, I have deleted a product on magento back end but it is
till showing on my web-page. Can someone please tell me how to remove
it from the web page. if i can’t find the product in magento anymore
how is it possible?

I have also searched on the internet for help on this topic and
couldn’t find anything.

any help would be appreciated

thanks

Zling

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[Ravindra Abeynaike]

Do you have catalog flat features enabled? How did you clean your caches and what caches do you use?

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[zling]

I'm not sure if the catalog flat feature is enabled, i have uploaded a screen shot of the config settings. To refresh I selected refresh in the drop down box and selected all the below items and hit save cache settings and I also hit refresh on the categories under catalog heading and nothing has happened. 

On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 2:40:57 PM UTC+1, Ravindra Abeynaike wrote:

Do you have catalog flat features enabled? How did you clean your caches and what caches do you use?

[Ravindra Abeynaike]

I'm pretty sure, that you use the flat catalog feature and the catalog_product_flat index hasn't been rebuilt yet. What Magento version do you use?

2012/7/11 zling <testc...@downundertradies.com>

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[zling]

Yes my page doesn't look like that at all. I am running version  Magento ver. 1.3.2.2 

Thanks for you help

On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 4:35:26 PM UTC+1, Ravindra Abeynaike wrote:

I'm pretty sure, that you use the flat catalog feature and the catalog_product_flat index hasn't been rebuilt yet. What Magento version do you use?

[Ravindra Abeynaike]

ok, I see... there is some custom cache control backend implemented, I haven't seen before yet (as this is actually not a part of Magento 1.3.x as well (as far as I remember... 1.3.x is pretty old).

But anyhow, there's a button to rebuild catalog product flat on your screen (the last one). If you've used it before and it didn't work, it would be good to know, what extension is used here that controls caches and indexers.

Do you have full backoffice access?

2012/7/11 zling <testc...@downundertradies.com>

1.3.2.2 

[zling]

Good news, after all that time it seemed to have worked, not sure why it took hours to work??

I know 1.3x is very old, I’m unsure how to update it.

I’m only new to magento so am still trying to get my head around it all.

I have full back end access to magento admin is that what you mean? Otherwise no I have no other access to magento on a server etc.

Thanks again for your help. 

2012/7/11 zling <testcentre@downundertradies.com>

1.3.2.2 

[Ravindra Abeynaike]

np, I just saw, that this is the old default cache/indexer backend as well. 

Updating would need to be done step-by-step as I guess it wouldn't be a good idea, to update from 1.3.x to 1.7.x as there were so many changes in between. Depending on how clean your system core and your database structure is, this is more or less possible with some efforts. Templates might not work as they did before as the was an architectural change between 1.3 and 1.4.

Anyhow... good luck further on!

2012/7/11 zling <testc...@downundertradies.com>

[Mathew]

Go from 1.3 to 1.4 and then you can go right to 1.7

Leave the theme behind, and remake it in 1.7.

The upgrade should go fairly smooth if you just make a solid copy of the DB, and upgrade the copy by pointing a fresh copy the next version of magento at it.

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[zling]

Thank you, you have been very helpful. Much appreciated.

On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 5:07:12 PM UTC+1, Ravindra Abeynaike wrote:

np, I just saw, that this is the old default cache/indexer backend as well. 

Updating would need to be done step-by-step as I guess it wouldn't be a good idea, to update from 1.3.x to 1.7.x as there were so many changes in between. Depending on how clean your system core and your database structure is, this is more or less possible with some efforts. Templates might not work as they did before as the was an architectural change between 1.3 and 1.4.

Anyhow... good luck further on!

[zling]

Thanks, I'll look into updating soon then, hopefully it will run smoothly like you mention. 

On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 5:10:22 PM UTC+1, aep...@gmail.com wrote:

Go from 1.3 to 1.4 and then you can go right to 1.7

Leave the theme behind, and remake it in 1.7.

The upgrade should go fairly smooth if you just make a solid copy of the DB, and upgrade the copy by pointing a fresh copy the next version of magento at it.

On 7/11/2012 11:07 AM, Ravindra Abeynaike wrote:

np, I just saw, that this is the old default cache/indexer backend as well. 

Updating would need to be done step-by-step as I guess it wouldn't be a good idea, to update from 1.3.x to 1.7.x as there were so many changes in between. Depending on how clean your system core and your database structure is, this is more or less possible with some efforts. Templates might not work as they did before as the was an architectural change between 1.3 and 1.4.

Anyhow... good luck further on!

2012/7/11 zling <testcentre@downundertradies.com>

I have full back end access to magento admin is that what you mean? Otherwise no I have no other access to magento on a server etc.

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[Ravindra Abeynaike]

You should do a diff for the folders app/code/core, lib/, js against the old (original) Magento sources from the "Release Archives" at  http://www.magentocommerce.com/download - this should give you a good estimation on how painful it could get to do so ;) 

2012/7/11 zling <testc...@downundertradies.com>

[testcentre]

Thank you, will do.

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[Mathew]

Its best just to ditch all of the code and design, keeping the DB intact, and then rebuilding in current, depending on things you need.

Early magento installations are typically heavily modified to allow for things that have since then been integrated into core, or some solid extension.

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[Ravindra Abeynaike]

basically yes. dropping and rebuilding is always a good and expensive approach. but fixing is a quite complicated thing, especially when you 're not an experienced developer, this could even be cheaper than trying to get it fixed.

Am 11.07.2012 19:20 schrieb "Jignesh Thummar" <jignes...@gmail.com>:

i also prefer  Mathew's approach to upgrade its more secure and faster then fixing bugs after upgrade

Thanks

Jignesh Thummar

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