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If it's not clear how it compares, 10 and 10 are equal; 0 is less than 2; it doesn't matter about the 38 because it's still in the 10.0 version and needs to be in 10.2 or later.
If it's not clear how it compares, 10 and 10 are equal; 0 is less than 2; it doesn't matter about the 38 because it's still in the 10.0 version and needs to be in 10.2 or later.
Then maybe I should have got a red flag when the installation script checked the requirements?
Synoptic wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:03 am
Then maybe I should have got a red flag when the installation script checked the requirements?
How would it do that? It doesn't know what database you will use then, as you haven't told it. It can't tell you anything whatsoever about the database until you enter the database connection information.
Synoptic wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 1:03 am
Then maybe I should have got a red flag when the installation script checked the requirements?
How would it do that? It doesn't know what database you will use then, as you haven't told it. It can't tell you anything whatsoever about the database until you enter the database connection information.
Oh! I thought the database engine version could be obtained through other means than having to physically log-in.
1. Server.
2. User name.
3. Password.
4. Database.
You might conceivably get the version without the user name, password, and database. But there is not going to be any means of getting it without the server. You could try guessing at the server, but then it would be wrong every time the server was different from the guess. I mean, even if there is a database server running on localhost, it is still possible to use a remote database instead.
And I don't actually know how to check it without logging in (except from the command line on the database server). But since we get the login information at the same time as the server, it doesn't really matter.
If you use something like Softaculous or Installatron to install, then they can check that the versions match. Because they already know the database server. But if you're using our installer, you have to tell us which database server to use. And until you tell us, we can't do any sort of analysis.
I am using 1.0.8.12 all seames to be working on pc but when i try to purchase something using smart phone i do not get the option to pay by card only login to paypal, i can check out as guest or loged in as a customer on a pc and get the pay by card option any help would be gratfuly accepted
john
john wrote: ↑Sun Apr 03, 2022 11:09 pm
I am using 1.0.8.12 all seames to be working on pc but when i try to purchase something using smart phone i do not get the option to pay by card only login to paypal, i can check out as guest or loged in as a customer on a pc and get the pay by card option any help would be gratfuly accepted
john
What Paypal payment module do you have installed?
Test it with a different Paypal payment module.
john wrote: ↑Mon Apr 04, 2022 12:17 pm
I have paypal exspress installed and have tryed hosted solution and i think it was something like direct payment and still had the same issue