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Error after upgrading from 1.6.0.14 to 1.6.1


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Hello 

 

After upgrading with one click I get following message on top of every page in the front end:

 

Strict Standards: Declaration of Customer::getByEmail() should be compatible with CustomerCore::getByEmail($email, $passwd = NULL, $ignore_guest = true) in public_html/shop99/override/classes/Customer.php on line 140 

 

However on line 140 is nothing in Customer.php this is end of file.

 

This messages also pop's up as soon I want to add something the the card:

 

The error message which pop's up when something added to the card is:

 

Impossible to add the product to the cart.
textStatus: 'parsererror'
errorThrown: 'SyntaxError: Unexpected token <'
responseText:

Strict Standards: Declaration of Customer::getByEmail() should be compatible with CustomerCore::getByEmail($ema$passwd = NULL, $ignore_guest = true) in /home/kunstfer/public_html/shop99/override/classes/Customer.php on line 140

 

I did not change anything in the Customer.php.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

Best regards

Tony

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Hey Tony,

 

There is an override from module from your old version that is not compatible with your new version.

 

override/classes/Customer.php

 

You  need to identify the associated module, uninstall (as upgrade just 'disables' 3rd party modules) so their associated overrides are not removed.

 

You can rename override/classes/Customer.php  to override/classes/_Customer.php

then delete file cache/cclass_index.php

to get shop pass this problem while you investigate.

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Hi 

 

Thanks a lot for your response... 

 

You brought me to an idea: I deleted the whole cache (smarty cache is enabled) in the backend and after the that I have no longer this error message in the front end an orders can be taken again.

 

However I have recognised an other error message in the backend as soon as I select the menu modules. However  I will open a new topic for this. Maybe you can have a look a this too?

 

Thanks

Tony

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