quick checkout and seo mod issue?

[EnergyFreak +]

Hi,

Has anyone had an issue when activating both quick checkout module and SEO mod at the same time? When I activate both the quick checkout module no longer works. I have checked the forum to try and find threads with the same issue and was unable to. I have changed nothing in the quick checkout core files. I have only touched the .tpl files and the CSS. My layout.tpl has this line at the top of it as written in the instructions:

<base href="{$smarty.const.URL}/" />

Also I tried removing this line in the .htaccess which seem to be rewriting urls of the checkout steps:

RewriteRule ^usercheckout\.html$ usercheckout.php [NC,QSA]

But this has done nothing either, so now I am clueless as what the issue could be.

Thanks.

[seymourjames +]

So am I when I tell you it works on our demo so you have changed code or your SEO module is the issue. I did tell you this via support.

Problems with new install

[EnergyFreak +]

Perhaps I just need an updated SEO module like you mentioned. But I will have to wait for this to because I need to purchase more support to be able to download it.

[seymourjames +]

Mais Oui,

Je t'ai dis d�ja.

READ THE POST.

[Mike-N-Tosh +]

Originally Posted by EnergyFreak

Perhaps I just need an updated SEO module like you mentioned. But I will have to wait for this to because I need to purchase more support to be able to download it.

This is most likely what the issue is, an out of date version of the module, however before making the assumption that this IS the issue, perhaps you should first post what version of the SEO Module that you have. I believe, but certainly could be mistaken, that the current version is v2.1.1.

It would be kind of silly to go through all that process only to find out that you actually have the current version.

[seymourjames +]

The module before and after worked on demo. It has always worked on demo. It only stops working if

1. You modifed code (I did not change anything except ...)
2. You do not have an SEO module which matches the current version of your core software (Mikes post).
3. You were caught by the faux pas as in the post.

[EnergyFreak +]

@ Mike My version is quite old. It is the version v2.1.1. I installed it about a year ago maybe a little more. Also I sent an email to Blair and he told me there was a new version available, although I did not mention my current version so it might be the same as my current one.

@David I tried it on the untouched alpha template and activated the SEO Mod and it does not work as well, so it is most likely my old version of SEO Mod.

[seymourjames +]

My version is 2.1.1 so the plot thickens. does yours have a hooks.php file in it?

* @version $Revision: 22 $

* @Updated: $Date: 2009-11-17 15:16:08 -0500 (Tue, 17 Nov 2009) $

[EnergyFreak +]

I have this:

* @version $Revision: 23 $
* @Updated: $Date: 2009-11-30 14:59:55 -0500 (Mon, 30 Nov 2009) $

I think my version is even newer... hmm... I guess were back to stage 1.

[John Snyder +]

You can find the version in the module's config.php file.

PHP Code:

/*
| -------------------------------------------------------------------
| Module Version
| -------------------------------------------------------------------
| Current version of the module.
|
*/
$data['module']['version'] = "v2.3"; 


This is from the latest release, though it should be noted that it will only work with 4.2.2 or newer.

Version 2.2 of the seo module should be the latest to work with installations prior to 4.2.2.