Opencart Seo Url Not Working

[Dot Liljenquist]

Ihave developed an opencart based ecommerce website.I have also purchased journal theme for the web. It had been working fine for 5 months. But suddenly my home page stopped rendering & even the admin panel's product page started showing the same internal http 500 error. After some research and provided solutions from github I was then able to retrieve my home page rendering up. But still the admin->catalog->product page shows the same error. On enabling error codes, I got the following error:

I also tried to contact my web host and requested him to increase my server sort buffer size, but he refused to do so as I was having an shared ip. Cant afford to purchase a new VPS host. Also tried to connect to putty through ssh but connection always gets refused. Everything rather than the product page seems to be working fine.

Im not up on v3 but in v2 admin product pages list/add/edit are generated by admin/controller/catalog/product.phpBut your problems are most likely in admin/model/catalog/product.php getProducts() function. try commenting out the ORDER BY lines, to see if not sorting your products as a test prevents the error and lets you view them.

Bear in mind with modification system it might be running out of system/storage/modification/admin instead, so check there first for your file and test edit there to avoid having to refresh mods button every time. Just put in a 'echo "hello";' to check your changes are having effect.

I'm trying to create a route in Opencart 3, but don't know why it's not working. When going to that route it gives 404 Page not found. But it is simple and it should work. At least I think so :). Maybe I am missing something. Here's the code:

When you set class ControllerCsvCsv extends Controller { you said to Opencart that your controller is in catalog/controller/csv/csv.php are you sure your file is there? Everything is OK with your code, so i think that your controller is not at right place, can you show your where is your file (csv.php) ?

Hi. I have a vhost set to opencart.virtualmin.timetakernet.info . The only setting I changed from the default is to switch the PHP Version to 7.4 (as installed by following this guide: hxxps://www.virtualmin.com/documentation/web/multiplephp/ )

The other question is: Why the installer is setting the opencart config URL to hxxps://**www.**opencart.virtualmin.timetakernet.info causing the browser to not load icons due to CORS on the non-www URL? And why is the extra trailing slash getting added?

If it works for you with a new domain, perhaps database user password was changed outside of Virtualmin in the old domain (the one that is failing now)? If so, try going to Virtualmin / Edit Databases page with the given domain and change the password and the username.

@Jamie, post_http_connection makes a connection and never finishes, even though the call is successful. There should be a reasonable timeout for this function to run, which should be possible to pass as param.

I'm trying to setup my Opencart site, and I have the local site working on my Debian development machine, for production I have a Centos 5.4 VPS with apache and stuff. When I try to install OpenCart in the VPS, on step 2 it says:

As we see some Opencart users are complaining that their email is not working in Opencart and not able to see the contact us form message or the order message or other updates. We have listed some of the ways to fix them.

The symptom of this issue is that on pages where you need the user to solve a CAPTCHA before posting such as the contact form, product reviews etc. There is a blank space where the CAPTCHA image should be.

If you look in the HTML code at the img src attribute, you'll see a link very much like this " =product/product/captcha". If all was working correctly, this should provide image data that the browser can use.

But unfortunately this time my old friend (i.e. the snippet above) wasn't able to help. It occurred to me that further down in the file, $this->code is being accessed but not through its "getter", getCode().

Since OpenCart is going to be administered via a web browser, we are going to install Apache webserver. Apache is a free and opensource web server that comes with tons of useful features such as SSL & Virtual hosts support which make it ideal for running OpenCart platform. Before we install OpenCart on Ubuntu 18.04, we need to have a webserver in place to serve the webpages on the front end

The above command creates a database user opencart_user and grants all privileges to the user. remember to replace the strong_password attribute with your own strong password.

The following page displays a list of pre-installation requirements that need to be met for successful installation of OpenCart. The last column displays the status of those requirements and shows if they are met or not.

The OpenCart software provides a simple way for you to run an e-commerce website. It offers professional e-commerce features such as an admin panel, discounts, coupons, multi-store support, ordering customization, and more.

It is a free online store management system based on open-source software such as PHP and MySQL. In 2017, it had more live sites operating on the internet than Shopify or Magento, which was roughly 9 years after its first release.

OpenCart is considered to be one of the top online store management systems. With its easy-to-use admin panel and tons of extensions available to install within a few clicks, it is no wonder why more than 342,000 online stores still use it as part of their business infrastructure and ecommerce hosting solution.

Whether you have no coding experience or need to quickly set up an e-commerce website, OpenCart offers something beneficial for everyone, including web developers, who can easily edit the frontend while having a professional backend logic that can identify fraught orders and process orders and payments.

The default apache root is /var/www/html/ but we have our OpenCart files in /var/www/opencart/opencart-master/upload/. So to change the default root directory we need to tell apache that we want our default directory to change.

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