Skip Posted April 15, 2009 Share Posted April 15, 2009 I've established a copy of Prestashop in a sub-directory (mystore.com/prestashop). I then attempted to create a new cart at root (mystore,com) using the original database. The installation software would not let me do this, requiring a new database. After successful installation of this new cart, I inserted the old/original database name into settings.inc.php. When I then attempted to access the new cart, I got an error message.I then deleted the new cart from root and copied the original to root (mystore.com). I am still getting the same error message. I have retained the original cart (mystore.com/prestashop) throughout the entire process.When I copied the original cart to root, I did make the necessary path changes in settings.inc.php. All permissions were checked.Is the original database irrevocably tied to my original cart (mystore.com/prestashop), or is there some way that it can be used with the new cart located at mystore.com?Thanks for any info. Sorry if the above is confusing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
deborahjb Posted April 19, 2009 Share Posted April 19, 2009 Our situation: we make a copy of our live store's files and then changed the settings.inc.php file to reflect the test store's address and uploaded that to our server so we could have a test store. We got the same problem. The store would show up, but when I went to make changes in the back end, I got an error message that the address did not exist and showed this URL: example.com/store/ore/.... It should have looked like: example.com/teststore... Weird how the store/ore got created.Anyway, we resolved this by deleting the test store's settings.inc.php file in the config folder of the store copy files and re-uploaded the same file. Maybe this file got corrupted or maybe there was a caching issue since our server kept disconnecting us during the initial upload. Anyway, replacing this one file did the trick.Hope this helps. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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