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[glenlivet]

When attempting to install the Zipurman UPS module I got the following error codes.

/webroot/t/h/myuser/myurl.com/www/store/admin/modules.php
on line
320

Notice
: Trying to access array offset on value of type null in
/webroot/t/h/myuser/myurl.com/www/store/admin/modules.php
on line
321

Notice
: Trying to access array offset on value of type null in
/webroot/t/h/myuser/myurl.com/www/store/admin/modules.php
on line
320

Notice
: Trying to access array offset on value of type null in
/webroot/t/h/myuser/myurl.com/www/store/admin/modules.php
on line
321

Username and url on the above have been changed to protect the innocent.
As I'm not a php supercoder I'm a bit reluctant to go about changing things willynilly.
It's been one of those days so any suggestions as to where I botched this up greatly appreciated.
Thanks to all responders in advance...

[zipurman]

What version of PHP are you using? What version of Phoenix are you using? If you disable the UPS module, does the error go away?

[glenlivet]

I am running Phoenixcart 1.0.8.4, the UPS app is 1.3.0. I was unable to find much info on installing third party apps as the documentation on phoenixcart in general seems pretty sparse, so when I installed it I followed the directory tree on the unzipped app and ftp'd the files into the same directories. I hope that was the process.

[glenlivet]

Forgot to mention in the last post that the error happened when I was installing the app. Past that the cart runs fine.

[zipurman]

I will have a look at the initial install asap.

Installing modules "should" be done as you explained. Be careful as some downloads may contain other junk ... some devs may have multiple versions in the same file etc

You may also find these useful:
https://youtube.com/zipurman/
https://phoenixcart.org/phoenixcartwiki/

[glenlivet]

Thanks...
I downloaded the UPS module from the forum/addons page.
Phoenixcart was installed via softalicious in cpanel.
I tried doing a fresh download and installing it with the same results.
I'm running Suse Enterprise Linux so I'm not "too" concerned about "junk".
I'm assuming that the zipups folder also goes into /includes/modules/shipping folder as well?

[zipurman]

Yes the files should all be copied relative to the root of the catalog. So the includes/modules/shipping/zipups folder would go in that path.

Junk may cause problems ... my packages are always gathered so you can just copy/paste into the root of the catalog with renaming admin folder if required.

I am very familiar with Suse ... ran it for years. I use CentOS these days on my servers ... but CentOS is on its way out ... so I'll likely move all of our servers to Rocky when the time comes.

[zipurman]

I did some testing on 1.0.8.4 and could not make it error. I even entered in bad data into some of the fields ... no error. I have servers running php 7.3 and 7.4 ... not sure what you are using? At what stage does the error trigger (modules add, module edit, module save, etc)? Can you send me what you are entering in each field ... other than the authentication fields? Try upgrading to 1.0.8.5 and see if that helps? An easy way to upgrade is using my upgrader ... you can get that from the addons library too

[glenlivet]

I got the error when I installed the module so I never went any farther assuming the module would not run. I just tried to edit it and got the following error:

Module Directory: /webroot/t/h/pathto/mydomain.com/www/store/includes/modules/shipping/
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class 'Config' not found in /webroot/t/h/pathto/mydomain.com/www/store/admin/modules.php(282) : eval()'d code:1 Stack trace: #0 /webroot/t/h/pathto/thereminbuilder.com/www/store/admin/modules.php(282): eval() #1 {main} thrown in /webroot/t/h/pathto/mydomain.com/www/store/admin/modules.php(282) : eval()'d code on line 1

[zipurman]

Knowing your version of php would be helpful.