Hi. Humm.. what do you mean about "image action upload" ?
Is there any way to upload the images that i cant see o_O ?!
images is attached
I've upload some images and the problem persists.. ... did you see that every new product changes the sku's name's G01, G.... G.etc..? the price is also incorrect!!... when we select and upload another pict different from what we've selected it goes on same way.. this is very strange for me :S
it could be a problem from AMPPS localhost? :|
i dont know what to say more... i've done 4 instalations until now with 2.0.1.. :/
I think the last problem arises, when you used a vm2.0.0 and deleted often products. One of hte main bugs in 2.0.0 from my point is that it deleted some stuff not correctly. So maybe you have some rests of it in the db. This would explain the change of the prices. But this can only happen for new products. I add a cleaner, so this should not happen.
Be aware. Uninstalling virtuemart and reinstalling is NOT clean. The tables persists. It is cleaner to use the tools! http://dev.virtuemart.net/projects/virtuemart/wiki/ToolsMilbo, VM 2.0.1 will not install as in my post earlier which says.
Installing this via J Installer fails, after this I can no longer access the Virtuemart Component via the admin menu
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 261900 bytes) in /var/www/vhosts/******/httpdocs/libraries/joomla/database/database.php on line 503
That is with both a 30M and 60000 and a 60M and 120000 execution time set in .htaccess
Yes, we have the same problem with another server and we are not able to enter the com_virtuemart anymore (stated in the first post). It is still in this state, because we want to find out the reason for it. I set my mb limit to 20MB and it installs and updates, so it cant be the memory.
What I REALLY want to know is how to migrate/export my users, categories and products from this VM2 installation in order to start completely from scratch with 2.0.1 - any suggestions?
There are no changes there,.. .the changes quite small, you could do them manually. But I would use the tools. It is strange that people do not believe, but it is cleaner to use the tools. You can always update vm by just uploading the files per ftp and use the table updater.
After performing the db tables update I have been able to install 2.0.1 with no errors - could something within 2.0.0 have been blocking or looping the installation?
This is very interesting. You did a table update of vm2.0.0 with the files of vm2.0.1 and it worked? But it did not work to use the joomla installer? Hmmm.
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