customer stuck at create_account.php

[Bertil]

Hi,
Well now it seems to work very fine. You can see for your self at
https://gallerigate.com
I added several languages and currencies.
Warning for installing several admin languages and switch between them while configuring the shop, you will end up with severe problems!
/Bertil

[heatherbell]

Hi,
Well now it seems to work very fine. You can see for your self at
https://gallerigate.com
I added several languages and currencies.
Warning for installing several admin languages and switch between them while configuring the shop, you will end up with severe problems!
/Bertil

Well done, glad you got it working how you want.
Please upload your Swedish Language pack here when you have time - viewforum.php?f=11

[Bertil]

Hi heatherbell,
Yes, after a couple of days more testing of the frontend, I will upload my swedish language pack frontend. The backend part is not tested for now, so I will upload it later.
/Bertil

[Bertil]

Hello,
As a small summary of my language tests so far: I have tested the following front ends English, Danish, Dutch, Spanish, French, German, Norwegian, Russian and Swedish. All but two worked in account creation. Spanish and Russian gave the following error when pressing the Continue button: "Unable to connect to database server!" This made it impossible to access gallerigate.com, I had to remove these front ends.
Anyone can tip about the cause and how to solve such problems?
/ Bertil

[Bertil]

Hi,
I converted all spanish files from dos format to unix format with dos2unix command in linux. And now the create account works fine. Perhaps the file format is dependent on the server operating system, dos files on a windows server, and unix files on a linux server? Some language directories works fine still with dos files on a linux server, so I don't know.
As a matter of fact I created a very simple script to do it recursively in a linux environment:
I named it d2ur (for dos to unix recursively), and to make it executable $ chmod 755 d2ur
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#!/bin/sh
if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]
then
echo "Usage: d2ur directory"
exit 0
fi
dos2unix `find . -name '*.php' -print` $1
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