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  • agungportalid Friend
    #174332

    Dear,

    I’ve trouble when doing quickstart for JA TIRIS 1.5 here :

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    Warning: require_once(/home/bakulan/public_html/components/com_jshopping/lib/factory.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/bakulan/public_html/components/com_jshopping/jshopping.php on line 15

    Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/bakulan/public_html/components/com_jshopping/lib/factory.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/bakulan/public_html/components/com_jshopping/jshopping.php on line 15

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    Please help ASAP

    Thx

    Manos Moderator
    #440216

    Hi,
    Can you please check if the file is there ? ( com_jshopping/lib/factory.php )

    Regards

    agungportalid Friend
    #440225

    factory.php isn’t there, lib folder too…
    WHY this problem can be in QUickstart ? How quickstart function ? >:(

    So? what i have to do? unistall com_jshopping & re-install ?

    agungportalid Friend
    #440228

    <em>@pascm 303102 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,
    Can you please check if the file is there ? ( com_jshopping/lib/factory.php )

    Regards</blockquote>

    I just restore all jshopping files in component…

    but, i’ve a little trouble in left module (mod_jshopping_categories) here :

    Categories

    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/bakulan/public_html/components/com_jshopping/tables/category.php on line 32

    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/bakulan/public_html/modules/mod_jshopping_categories/helper.php on line 37

    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/bakulan/public_html/modules/mod_jshopping_categories/tmpl/default.php on line 2

    Please HELP ASAP !!!

    Thanks

    Manos Moderator
    #440428

    Hi,
    Can you please let me know the php version that your server has installed?
    It looks like a php issue.

    Regards

    TomC Moderator
    #440451

    <em>@pascm 303382 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,
    Can you please let me know the php version that your server has installed?
    It looks like a php issue.

    Regards</blockquote>
    Yes, it very well could/may be . . .

    If I may offer just a bit of additional thought . . . I notice that I see people experiencing many more issues when trying to install via the Extension Manager vs. FTP. Now, let me say that I KNOW that most prefer the Extension Manager method – and that’s fine, no argument from me as to “one is better than the other.” I simply want to offer that the FTP method has yet to fail me (barring any server permission or php version issues).

    So, if you and pascm aren’t able to resolve the issue within the method you are working within, perhaps you might consider trying utilizing THIS STEP-BY-STEP METHOD as a viable alternative.

    back to my esteemed colleague, pascm . . .

    🙂

    agungportalid Friend
    #440999

    <em>@TomC 303407 wrote:</em><blockquote>Yes, it very well could/may be . . .

    If I may offer just a bit of additional thought . . . I notice that I see people experiencing many more issues when trying to install via the Extension Manager vs. FTP. Now, let me say that I KNOW that most prefer the Extension Manager method – and that’s fine, no argument from me as to “one is better than the other.” I simply want to offer that the FTP method has yet to fail me (barring any server permission or php version issues).

    So, if you and pascm aren’t able to resolve the issue within the method you are working within, perhaps you might consider trying utilizing THIS STEP-BY-STEP METHOD as a viable alternative.

    back to my esteemed colleague, pascm . . .

    :)</blockquote>

    thx Tom, i’ll try it

    agungportalid Friend
    #441000

    <em>@pascm 303382 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,
    Can you please let me know the php version that your server has installed?
    It looks like a php issue.

    Regards</blockquote>

    i’ll see. tq

    agungportalid Friend
    #441681

    <em>@pascm 303382 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi,
    Can you please let me know the php version that your server has installed?
    It looks like a php issue.

    Regards</blockquote>

    Apache version 2.2.21
    PHP version 5.2.17
    MySQL version 5.1.56-log

    agungportalid Friend
    #441684

    <em>@TomC 303407 wrote:</em><blockquote>Yes, it very well could/may be . . .

    If I may offer just a bit of additional thought . . . I notice that I see people experiencing many more issues when trying to install via the Extension Manager vs. FTP. Now, let me say that I KNOW that most prefer the Extension Manager method – and that’s fine, no argument from me as to “one is better than the other.” I simply want to offer that the FTP method has yet to fail me (barring any server permission or php version issues).

    So, if you and pascm aren’t able to resolve the issue within the method you are working within, perhaps you might consider trying utilizing THIS STEP-BY-STEP METHOD as a viable alternative.

    back to my esteemed colleague, pascm . . .

    :)</blockquote>

    now, i try using ur advice for step-by-step in J.1.7 / 2.5

    i’m not solve the category jshopping module problem with J.1.5 installation :(( can you help me?

    Manos Moderator
    #441726

    Hi,

    I suggest that you should download the component from the author again and try to install it.

    Manos Moderator
    #444851

    Hi agungportalid,

    Is this solved for you ? I saw that you have a nice countdown on your home page 🙂

    Regards

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