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Tagged: 404, eStore_payment_submission.php
This is new. I’m getting a 404 “not found” error on the action that is supposed to take you to ../eStore_payment_submission.php None of my items is purchasable. Is this an IPN error?
This is not an IPN error.
Did you upload all the plugin files to your server? Can you verify that the file “eStore_payment_submission.php” exists in the directory called “wp-cart-for-digital-products” on your server?
Please post a link to the page where you have the cart so I can add a product and check it out.
Yes, the php file exists in its proper directory.
You’ll find the cart at http://aimgroup.com/buy/
Click any purchasable report. None works.
Thanks!
I should have added, that it used to work. I loaded, tested, purchased all the products. I don’t know when it stopped working. Customer brought it to my attention yesterday.
Just fyi: Last week I added a plugin that made my site mobile accessible (although the store didn’t work). Thinking that perhaps that messed up your plugin, I deactivated it. Still getting a 404. I could replace the php file if you think that would help….
Thanks for the link. I had a quick look and to me it looks like you have added/modified your .htaccess file. You most likely have added a rule that’s blocking the PHP scripts from getting executed. For example if I go to the following URL I get a 404 too but I know that the script exists there:
http://aimgroup.com/buy/wp-content/plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/paypal.php
If you have no idea about .htaccess file then you should be able to show this to your hosting provider (just tell them that when executing a PHP script it gives a 404) and they will be able to address it.
For some who has problems with memory limitation (in my case my hosting company requested for me to put a php.ini file in the folder affected), make sure you remove all other unused php.ini files that might affect this problem.
FYI my php.ini file contained :
memory_limit = 64M
safe_mode = off
@morticya, Thanks for your information.