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Hi i've just installed a clean presta 1.1 to my localhost to edit the theme and i can't do anything with modules. no installation no configuration no uninsatallation . i can't even see them. it just says add new module at all. can someone help me with this. thanks..

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Check your PHP errorlog for an error message or edit config/config.inc.php and temporarily change 'display_errors' from 'off' to 'on', then refresh the Modules tab. You should get an error message instead of a blank page. Post the error message here.

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Thanks for your reply. actually as i mentoned inthe biggining the site is not online im working on it on my local computer. this site is working online very well bytheway i did chaned my php.ini file's memory attribute to 32M but i had forgotton to restart the apache. today i see my modules ar working and every thing is ok . thanks for the help.

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I am getting the same problem:
a TERRIFYING, BLANK MODULES' TAB
PLUS the same BLANK in the PAYMENT TAB !!!
:wow:

I am on PS 1.3.11-0.665s (std. theme),
on a localhost XAMPP v1.73
with Apache 2.2.14, PHP 5.3.1 and mySQL 5.1.41 .

Of course, I have checked my php.ini and there
my mem is at 128 mb (may be too much?):
I have 2 gigas mem on a WinXP3 Duo-Core machine.

I did go inside my config\config.inc.php,
as the error indicates, and stared at the line 18
but could not really understand... what to do there:
forgive my coding ignorance...
:red:

P.S.: here is the beginning of my current config\config.inc.php :

<?php

/* Debug only */
@ini_set('display_errors', 'on');
define('_PS_DEBUG_SQL_', false);

/* Improve PHP configuration to prevent issues */
@ini_set('upload_max_filesize', '100M');
@ini_set('default_charset', 'utf-8');

/* Correct Apache charset */
header('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');

/* Autoload */
function __autoload($className)
{
   if (!class_exists($className, false))
       require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/../classes/'.$className.'.php');
}



Thank you for your kind help and
for your precious time. :o)

Angelo
from Kolkata (Calcutta) - India

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I’m not sure if this is for your local pc. If it is, than it might help try using phpmyadmin. Once I've had some kind of problem like this and it worked. Sometimes xamp server doesn't work with prestas.
Thank you for taking the time to help, uskudar12.

My setup is quite standard on a localhost.
This is the way most of the applications are first tested,
before becoming live online.

Kindly, elaborate what you mean by 'using phpmyadmin':
I can handle it, but… what exactly should I do with(in) it,
in this particular case with this particular error?

Also, kindly explain how & in which case
XAMPP doesn't work with PS.

Thank you very much. :)
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I have the same error message trying to develop a module.
In fact it seem a module "startsearch" can't be read. Maybe a class name problem. I haven't found the solution, but searching ....

Good to be in good company, even though in a bad situation :-P

I wish you can find soon a solution to your problem
(and, at the same time, relieve me from mine)
:)

CIAO: Angelo
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I have the same error message trying to develop a module.
In fact it seem a module "startsearch" can't be read.
Maybe a class name problem.
I haven't found the solution, but searching ....


With the help of some good fellow 'Presters',
I found a practical solution for the statssearch module error.

Kindly, refer to this other similar thread:
No Modules! Please, help!

THANKs to ALL :-)

Angelo from Kolkata (Calcutta)
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